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by aantix 3y ago
Do you want to build on subpar technology? Nothing beats OpenAI at the moment. Nothing is even close.
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This space is going to become massive.. Feed it all of your PRs, code diffs, source base, etc. "Q: We're seeing this exception in production, what could potentially be the issue? A: Looks like you made Y commit 2 days ago that in
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by aantix 3y ago
Do you feel this is something that could be automated with a good AI scheduling agent? GPT seems to have a good sense when something is ambiguous. I bet it could also be made to make future projections mapped to dates. Feels like this may
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by aantix 3y ago
Or a postMessage could be used if one tab is opened from the other.
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Good catches. Should be fixed now.
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Let’s write the Laravel client together? jim@callstacking.com
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If someone is up for writing a Call Stacking client for the language platform of their choice, please email me. This would be your reference implementation. https://github.com/callstacking/callstacking-rails I'm s
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by aantix 3y ago
Types do not prove logistical correctness. Imagine a million-line codebase. There are half a dozen suspicious methods with complex sets of if/else if/else statements. And each of those statements make subsequent method calls. Dete
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Correct. The SaaS version is not HIPPAA compliant. On-premise is an option.
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And new engineer onboarding. You have a new engineer. Point them to the Call Stacking dashboard. "Here's a list of all of our endpoints for our application. Click on a trace, and you can see the relevant methods for that endpoint
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Of the bugs that I've experienced in large-scale, Rails production systems, typing is a small subset. Manually reconstructing logistical errors based on a combination of user input and system data, are the most time-consuming issues to
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by aantix 3y ago
The same filtering mechanism you have in place for your application logs is applied to the argument hash before being sent to the server. https://github.com/callstacking/callstacking-rails/blob/599d...
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The idea is to turn it on for a given request when needed - via a parameter, feature flag, etc. prepend_around_action :callstacking_setup, if: -> { params[:debug] == '1' } Once the request completes, the instrumented methods ar
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Different emphasis. The goal is to quickly be able to see just the important, executed methods for a given request. E.g. you may have a 2,000-line User model, but Call Stacking allows you to pinpoint, "Oh, only these three methods are
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Haha - I can't abandon my first programming love. :D Ruby is fantastic.
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Disagree. 1) In a large-scale production scenario, you typically do not have the data, nor the interaction flow, to reproduce the bug locally. The idea is that you enable Call Stacking on the fly, when needed. Turn it off when not needed.
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The instrumentation has a performance overhead. You enable the instrumentation with a prepend_before_action, e.g. prepend_around_action :callstacking_setup, if: -> { params[:debug] == '1' } When the request is completed, the in
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by aantix 3y ago
Here's the client code for those that would like to inspect. https://github.com/callstacking/callstacking-rails
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Ask HN: Minecraft Community for Kids?
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But then the Air Force releases video footage of UFO encounters after decades of gaslighting the public? “The government isn’t listening” except Snowden dumps the documents that show 10+ systems designed for mass intelligence?
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For iOS, there's nothing more frustrating than dictating a long note only to have it come back with try again.
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Seems like when I was growing up, there was just a community of neighbors that watched all of the kids as if they were their own. But now if you let your kid play or walk independently, you get a lot of “why aren’t you watching your kid clo
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by aantix 3y ago
We commonly accept that are large ranges of inner experience. Different levels of anxiety, depression, focus, pain, sexuality. All that we can manipulate with medication, to bring within a range we find suitable. So why can't ones inn
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by aantix 3y ago
What's their reasoning for "2 years max"?
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Long-term success numbers on 10-year weight loss are abysmal. Everyone gains it back. Eating right, exercising, taking this medication - if you stop any of these, yes, you will gain back weight.
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by aantix 3y ago
AI, specifically ChatGPT is the first thing since maybe my Google/Stackoverflow that has fundamentally changed my day as a developer. It's a constant conversation now, with ChatGPT, over hard problems. The AI doesn't always
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- Tirzepatide may activate brown fat, which might be a metabolic advantage. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9396640/ - Another study - there was a 16% weight loss for those that received semaglut
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Of FDA approved medications for weight loss, tirzepatide would be the current gold standard. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2107519 I think retatrutide might be the current leader for weight loss
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Liraglutide has been approved since 2010. It is a GLP-1 agonist as well and is considered a well-tolerated, long-term weight loss agent.
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It's a GIP agonist as well. The weight loss number surpass that of semaglutide alone. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2107519

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