CoffeeOnWrite

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by CoffeeOnWrite 10d ago
I wouldn't say so, rather you need to balance recovery time and evidence preservation. A good incident manager will give the service owning team a chance or two to debug, but not let them fall into the trap of needing to understand the
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by CoffeeOnWrite 23d ago
The writing was on the wall when Pennsylvania switched their license plates from www.state.pa.us to visitpa.com
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by CoffeeOnWrite 28d ago
(a pole mounted camera for which a warrant had been obtained... )
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by CoffeeOnWrite 1mo ago
My household is hooked on the AI Assistant. It’s heartwarming to be able to buy consumer software that just works. If only Kagi had a Shopping feature, then it would be a complete solution for us.
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by CoffeeOnWrite 2mo ago
I would have liked the article to address more specifically what skills will be needed in the future and how engineers of all levels will learn them. Senior engineers in my circle feel their own brainrot, and at the same time feel like supe
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by CoffeeOnWrite 3mo ago
It's quad cab only though, unlike the S10 or O.G. Ranger.
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Sandboxes and Worktrees: My Secure Agentic AI Setup(mikemcquaid.com)
4 points by CoffeeOnWrite 4mo ago|0 comments
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by CoffeeOnWrite 4mo ago
We should brace ourselves to find less and less satisfaction from the process as we become more comfortable embracing AI. At least, that's what the first chapter in the evolution of the AI-assisted software developer role has taught me
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by CoffeeOnWrite 4mo ago
Author sounds like they are missing meaning in what they do. If they had a life mission, AI is just an aid in accomplishing that mission, and they wouldn't get sidetracked by all the unfulfilling projects (modulus the ADHD, that has it
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by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago
> We’re flattening our organization because eight layers is too deep Eight layers total
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Compensation in AI Tokens?(bogleheads.org)
2 points by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago|1 comments
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by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago
Selection bias
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by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago
You're describing frontline management, not middle management. My 2 cents is that frontline management is the worst job in engineering, for the reasons you describe and more.
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by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago
Do y'all non-sharers not have equity in your companies?
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by CoffeeOnWrite 5mo ago
When work was chill I went to decaf for the morning espresso on weekdays, and enjoyed real coffee on weekends. I took glee in withholding energy from work that I redirected to my personal time. Then when work picked up, I went back to regul
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by CoffeeOnWrite 6mo ago
IA makes the most sense in the spirit of preservation. Etree ( https://www.etree.org/ ) is the longest running torrent site for tapes. It looks like only about 5% of the hundred thousand torrents have any seeders at all. Not
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by CoffeeOnWrite 6mo ago
Indeed. I directly ask my reports to discover and surface conflicts, especially disagreements with me, and when they do I try to strongly reinforce the behavior by commending and rewarding them. Could anyone recommend additional resources o
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Agentic AI Infrastructure for magnifying HUMAN capabilities(github.com)
4 points by CoffeeOnWrite 6mo ago|1 comments
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California startup's plan to sell sunlight at night sparks controversy(sfgate.com)
3 points by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago|0 comments
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
> The real reason not to become an EM in 2026 is because AI makes our jobs 10x harder. This is true, but our job was getting kind of boring anyway. Time to lead, not manage. We should be having just as much fun as the ICs, and the best I
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
While I too am only seeing a boost on the order of 20% so far, I think there are more creative applications of LLM beyond writing code, that can unlock multiples of net productivity in delivering product end to end. People are discovering t
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
Again, not security theater. Signs of general dysfunction yes. Embarrassing. Fun to tease about for sure. Aside: the more times I re-read the article the more annoyed I am with the self-righteous tone. It feels like the author is mimicking
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
Allegations of security theater should start with discussing the threat model. This is just somebody complaining about a crappy key card system.
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The Last Skill(derrickburns720047.substack.com)
1 points by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago|0 comments
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
Just wanted to point out that you may be arguing for the article.. IE US style management is heavily inspired by Drucker and resistant to Deming.
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
Tests are not free, over proliferation of AI-touched tests is itself a problem, similar to the problem duplicative and verbose AI-generated code. And tests are inherently imperfect, they may not test the perfect layer, so they break when th
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by CoffeeOnWrite 7mo ago
Destroying the inventory has a cost though.
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by CoffeeOnWrite 8mo ago
I love this article but don't understand the conclusion. Heroku is dead as a doornail, of course. Salesforce's core product was on bare metal up to a couple years ago. What they should have done is adopt Heroku as their internal P
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by CoffeeOnWrite 8mo ago
It's based on this paper BTW: https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison
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Startup founder behind San Francisco pro-billionaire rally(sfgate.com)
17 points by CoffeeOnWrite 8mo ago|7 comments

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