I vibe engineer to learn. I am currently doing this with a project to build a Vector DB extension in postgres. Several aspects of this project are very new to me. I don't write any of the code. I have never written a single line of Rust. I do, however, spend a significant amount of time discussing architecture and design with the agents.

I started with well known algorithms (HNSW, IVF, DiskANN, TurboQuant, RabitQ, PQFastScan) and have since moved on to a novel implementation based on fairly recent research papers.

My primary goal is to learn. That is a success and ongoing. A stretch goal is to contribute novel ideas back to the community, which may be useful even if what I build isn't ever production ready.

The reality is that most cases of mishandling classified information result in little more than a stern talking to from your manager, re-training, and a blemish in your file.

edit: referring to the claim that Clinton voters aren't voting for clinton

Edit: small mistake. The initial request did come from Congress and went through the State Department. It was not a subpoena though, that came later.

Edit 2: Since it was clear to some, the reddit post was dated July 24th, 2014. That's 7 months, prior to the first subpoena.

When you do need to update JSONB columns this is a big improvement. You still should consider the size of your JSONB columns and the number & frequency of updates to those rows.

A new session can be created by restarting Tor or from the tor indicator if within TAILS.

For instance I worked on an app someone had build in which states were based on a multi-page html form. When I added an android app allowing offline data collection, I then had to hack around the state machine. We couldn't just create a instance of the object with the final data, we had to write code that replicated the submissions of the html form.

VLC can play it but the server is getting hammered right now. Received 503 the first few tries but then it loaded.