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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
Yep, I went through the exact same pains. We desperately wanted to move to something else and I kept steering us away from Jenkins as I'd experienced its pains at a previous role. We evaluated tons of different options and begrudgingly
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
CI is basically a glorified shell script executor with some env variable/credential injection. We don't use many of the plugins aside from the docker and the agent shell one. I'm not sure I'm sold on this argument consid
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
That's the neat part, they get richer whether the war is happening or not. Some get way richer when there's a war on.
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
I totally agree. There seems to be absolutely zero focus on Glass Steagall or Citizens United so I can't see how this actually happens without political revolt at this point.
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
Yes, the neo-liberal economy we've ended up with has drifted quite far from well-regulated Capitalism. I'd still argue that we owe a lot of our rights to hard-fought socialist policy though.
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
I'm of the opinion that everything we've discovered is via combinatorial synthesis. Standing on the shoulders of giants and all that. I'm not sure I've seen any convincing argument that we've discovered anything ex
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
We've jumped ship to self-hosted Jenkins. Woodpecker CI looks cool but Jenkins seemed like a safer bet for us. It's been well worth the effort and it's simplified and sped up our CI massively. Once we got the email that they
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
Try convincing the CTO that this panoply of smaller players will be around for 5yrs or worth the effort migrating to. I'm at a much smaller outfit now so we have more freedom but I'd dread to think the arguments I would've ha
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by PxldLtd 6mo ago
I love just blitzing oats, carrots, onions as a base and then throwing in anything else like kidney beans or courgettes. Makes great veggie burgers you can just cook in the oven. Takes no time at all and less effort to cook than a beefburge
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by PxldLtd 7mo ago
OP here. I posted an earlier version of PipeDream about month ago, I’ve just released v0.3.0 which attempts to improve visual-consistency. PipeDream is a CLI utility that wraps the stdout of terminal games (like Frotz/Zork or Colossal
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Show HN: PipeDream – A state-aware AI visualizer for CLI text adventures(github.com)
2 points by PxldLtd 7mo ago|2 comments
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
It looks like a 2015 wordpress template
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
OP here. I built a simple CLI wrapper that pipes the stdout of text adventures into real-time image generation. It uses a state-machine so the visuals stay somewhat consistent as you traverse. It's fully playable now but not validated
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Show HN: PipeDream – Add real-time AI visuals to any CLI text adventure(github.com)
2 points by PxldLtd 8mo ago|1 comments
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
This is a really good point. Competitors in this space have a lot of resources so there's a tightrope to walk if you go the OSS core route. Any of these competitors could leverage your core and provide many more features than you could
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
Sounds like you don't have a good process for handling scope changes. I should know, the place I'm at now it's lacklustre and it makes the job a lot harder. Usually management backs off if they have a good understanding of th
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
No problem :) I asked a friend who's a bit closer to the space and he agrees, definitely Order Book Heatmaps. The speed you're getting would make this a killer feature. Competitors typically have to snapshot/aggregate because
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
https://caniuse.com/webgpu latest Android Chrome should have WebGPU support. You might need to update.
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by PxldLtd 8mo ago
Have you thought about leaning into some of the fintech space? They'd happily pay for the sorts of features they need to stream financial data (which is usually bazillions of data points) and graph it efficiently. Off the top of my hea
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by PxldLtd 9mo ago
I'm sorry but this is factually incorrect and I'm not sure what experts you are referring to here about there being concensus on this topic. I would love know. Geoffrey Hinton, Demis Hassabis, and Yann LeCun all heavily disagree w
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by PxldLtd 9mo ago
I've literally never gotten a promotion without taking on the additional responsibilities first. I wouldn't expect a promotion for just doing time at a company like a prison sentence. If they didn't promote me then I would ha
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by PxldLtd 9mo ago
Almost all the laws are great guidance for Software dev to be honest and idiomatic to a lot of what's banded around today as good practice.
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Show HN: Muggle – Daily Guessing Game Using SvelteKit Remote Functions and Rive(muggle.day)
2 points by PxldLtd 9mo ago|0 comments
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by PxldLtd 10mo ago
Yeah the claim that tables are hard to style for such a simple design doesn't really hold up in my opinion. This took two seconds to make https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/5ry4rl I do agree though that subgrid
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by PxldLtd 10mo ago
I think you may be misinterpreting the point. It's not that we never need less regulation, this may be the case. We should never make 'less regulation' the target. The right regulation may be less in some cases.
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by PxldLtd 11mo ago
I thoroughly disagree, I believe world models will be critical in some aspect for text generation too. A predictive world model you can help to validate your token prediction. Take a look at the Code World Model for example.
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by PxldLtd 11mo ago
Here's one I made in Veo3.1 since gemini is the only premium AI I have access to. Using this image - https://www.whimsicalwidgets.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/... and the prompt: "Generate a
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by PxldLtd 11mo ago
I think a good test of this seems to be to provide an image and get the model to predict what will happen next/if x occurs. They fail spectacularly at Rube-Goldberg machines. I think developing some sort of dedicated prediction model w
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by PxldLtd 1y ago
That doesn't prevent supply chain attacks. Dev dependencies are still software dependencies and add a certain level of risk.
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by PxldLtd 1y ago
This is what I think is the next evolution of these models. Our brains are made up of many different types of neurones all interspersed with local regions made up of specific types. From my understanding most approaches to tensors don'

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