TeeWEE

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by TeeWEE 3y ago
I think accountability is in a different dimension than blame. The antonym of accountability is irresponsibility or indifference. The opposite of blame seeking is in my opinion embracing failure and understanding (as an org) that innovation
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
No, but you can start a business with a singlesystem, keep things well decoupled (hard / software engineer is hard).. Then you gradually run some parts of the systems in different docker containers, then at some point you completely de
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Exactly, tool vs hammer. Sometimes you made the wrong choice in tool, and then you switch tools.. Nothing wrong with that. A craftman just knows its tools better. There is no magic bullet here.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Every time GPT is integrated somewhere is seens as a next step. But this is just the ChatGPT api being called from slack... Not much to see here. Its in the research of getting those models smarter where things really happen. A G I
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
I dont see how these infinite loops are a good idea... You never sure if you actually getting a good result ? What is the failure rate?
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
The real reason is much simpler: first step in evolution is 1 ligt sensor connected with 1 muscle. If the eyes sees danger you need to swim away from it. If you see food you need to swim towards it. Food was initially abundant l. Do moving
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Django is cool. But miss the type safety. FastAPI is better but is openapi spec second. Not easy for clients. However now doing mostly Kotlin with Ktor and loving it. Just a better language which makes it much easier to trust the compiler.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
What’s wrong with a autoscaling container behind an load balancer that has a http handler with optionally a pub sub in between? Security, retry etc are not hard. You could use a service mesh. Why not use k8s
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Could not find the app in the app store on my iphone...
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
So much extra fluff and process. Why not just document your code. Use markdown files. And focus on working core? In my experience good engineers get together in a room make decision swiftly and deploy them. Often with docs. Also worked with
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Programming skills that do not need critical thinking are more susceptible of being influenced indeed. Don't forget that a lot of science requires computer programming these days. This is the root of it: The more "genericc" y
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
That’s more a problem of moot and python than of static analysis itself. Python is a dynamic language and mypy is as an after thought not a sound static type checker. Better than nothing…would be way more risky not having it. However engine
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
I dont think this is true for the nullability type... Which are in essence compile time optionals... Without the overhead.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
I’d explained it in this way: It’s a neural network that learned to understand knowledge by reading a large part of the internet. It’s emergent behavior inside the neural net. It what happens in the brain of a baby. In the first months the
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
This is just an api wrapper calling replicate.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
That’s a big red flag if those teams are not engineering teams. Don’t you have CI CD pipelines setup with something like flyway?
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
You’re actually right. You don’t want people to edit the DB or schema in this manner. Schema migrations should go via CI/CD and data changes via your app. Otherwise it’s gets messy indeed.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
That said, most people don’t need a spaceship. A plane will work just fine.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
FYI this is not a competitor to k8s. It is basically scp for docker containers. It doesn’t manage your running containers. You will need to hire people todo that with MRSK. Which is a choice and a trade-off. Not sure if it makes sense when
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
To predict sentences correctly the model learned human knowledge and its relations. It correctly predict, you need intelligence. This model encodes human knowledge in its huge neural net.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Some of these statements are subjective: the vacuum cleaner is quiet. Maybe the marketing material says that, but the internet not? Or “this company has a website”.. well it depends.. maybe it had one? A human might also tell the wrong thin
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Trunk based development is a marketing name.. Frequent releases of a main branch to which developers push code (either via other branches, mr's) or direct commits... Thats what it is.. Even if you create a release branch on every relea
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
We use a similar model, but only one "main" branch, which get a tag when released. I would call it trunk based development, since feature branches are short lived.. Most MR are just 1 or 2 commits. Just part of our review process.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
> I mitigate it by configuring the serializer to be tolerant of new or missing keys, enum values, et Good point, we do that too. > We actually considered grpc at some point but decided against it as being a bit too limiting and mobile
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
All these features are nice and stuff... But they are often runtime features... At compile time Python doesnt tell you wether a program is correct. Which is fine for small programs or small services. But any big system is written in python
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
How do you deal with schema versioning? We use the exact same setup. However older client version often trip over server schema changes. While this is a generic problem, it’s harder to prevent when your models it’s not built into your netwo
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
It really depends on how you define a machine. A machine to me is a combination of elements that interact to perform some function. Wether those elements are multifunctional doesn’t matter. Also solid is not a requirement: ropes and pullies
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
What’s wrong with ipfs in Golang: https://github.com/ipfs/kubo IPFS runs on Golang. This implementation is not going to change anything.
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
Still use subset of UML often: class diagrams, state diagrams and sequence diagram. Exactly the things that were used before uml and that uml 1.0 standardized. Note: I’m using a subset non strict “uml”. Just to discuss software architecture
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by TeeWEE 4y ago
linear.app -> down notion.so -> down Wow, this dependency on cloudflare is wide.

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