can i request OpenAI to delete my account and all of my data under GDPR law, considering recent NYTimes lawsuit?

I'M GOING TO TERMINATE ALL INSTANCES

thanks docker

Error response from daemon: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:24224: connect: connection refused

the meat grinder

surprisingly enough cursor is really great at doing a large amount of boilerplate changes across multiple-thousand line files

it also tries to verify itself

looking into some alternative solutions to ElasticSearch/Grafana Loki, seems like VictoriaLogs/VictoriaMetrics gets recommended a lot.

Basically it's very fast full-text search engine, that seems to be thousands times easier to manage than ElasticSearch and much more resource efficient

However, the adoption still seems to be very low
The main concerns seem to be that it can't use object storage for storing the logs and it doesn't support HA mode

it also seems to have a much better support for indexing large amount of high cardinality fields

hardcock tech talks

Friendship ended with Cursor
Now
Claude Code
is my
best friend

to be fair idk if I’m going to use it as much, probably will just try out the Claude on Web UI for starters, and might try Claude Code later

I also want to try completely switching off vscode in favor of neovim

cursor has been the only thing that hold me back

god i love apple

Grafana Loki timeouts from a query over ~5GB of logs (~30mil logs, <24 hours timeframe)

I honestly don't understand Loki

I sure hope such a small amount of logs wouldn't require me to provision a bigger instance than elasticsearch requires or set up scalable deployment

first time seeing this btw

I've figured out that I've been measuring latency a little wrong

it takes around 23 seconds to process all ~35M logs

which is, well, still seems suboptimal, but if I filter a specific service by label, that has ~4M logs -- I get ~3s per query of 100 lines, which is actually, I would say, decent

but I'm scared to image what horrors would happen if I try to query the data over longer periods of time