Raphael Lullis

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange @AggroBoy@mastodon.social

Misanthropic is run by a dangerous cult of idiots.

Yes, they are. But none of the alternatives are any better.

Sam Altman is a sociopath who will do anything for more power and is well on his way to achieve what it is he is set out to do.

Google is the Borg, and we know how dangerous it is to leave so much power in the hand of any single corp.

I am not saying "Anthropic is the lesser evil", I just don't understand why your hate is reserved only for Anthropic.

Ideas for things to do in the Fediverse for the World Cup?

@football@sopuli.xyz @football@soccer.forum @fediverse

I have most of the pieces in place to launch another football-focused service for the fediverse (jogabonito.community).

It can be used as place to host Lemmy-style groups, but it's 100% powered by own ADAPT project. Given that it fully implements the ActivityPub API, I am wondering what ideas anyone could come up with.

Embedded graph database built in #rust, with #python bindings, allows storing and querying data in RDF: https://grafeo.dev/

One more piece down in order to build my dream #activitypub browser.

Today I am seriously considering scrapping the whole extension and just taking my python code, bundling it as a application service via Tauri and be done with it.

Then I got to pglite. Yes, I can get actual relational database. Yes, getting it to work took me "only" half a day on a web page using indexeddb, but there is a slight problem: the performance is abysmal on indexedb. I started importing the documents that I had on pouchdb (4 weeks of daily driving the extension got me ~180k documents) which pouchdb exported in less than 20 seconds. But to import them to pglite on idb: 55ms for each document at the beginning, 120ms after 10k, 160ms on 20k

Look at it go! (Also, a sneak preview of UI)

https://streamable.com/ah5rms

(Also, it's a bit ironic that I can upload videos to the Fediverse, but Mastodon refused to accept it, so I need to post a link instead)

Dear lazyweb, there is a video from @notjustabout about "cars crashing into stores" where he contrasts North American and European policy makers reaction to accidents, but I can't find it now.

I am arguing with a couple of people who think that adoption of LLM poses no risk for the individuals "as long as they are careful and responsible". The parallels are obvious, and I think that video can make my point better than I ever will.