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by aantix 2y ago
Perfect. I set up a time for next week. Looking forward to it!
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by aantix 2y ago
Ever thought about starting your own company? I'm a software engineer of 24 years. Maybe there's some synergy here. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn (in my profile).
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by aantix 2y ago
Agree - the whole "he's great" vs "he's evil and a con" just gets old. Everyone is a complex mixture of both. My dad loved reading and sharing technical subjects with me and is probably part of the reason why I
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by aantix 2y ago
Any plans for implementing coreference resolution, similar to the FastCoref?
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by aantix 2y ago
Github's Copilot Workspace or Cursor's new composer beta feature. That's where you'll be in 6 months. Multi-file code suggestions with an intimate understanding of the entire code base. https://x.com/aant
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by aantix 2y ago
The defined ODD is essentially cherry-picking the routes.
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by aantix 2y ago
They're not remotely comparable problem sets. Tesla's generalized driving algorithm vs Waymo's cherry-picked routes and ideal weather. Tesla is winning. And the gap is getting wider.
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by aantix 2y ago
12.5.1.3 is pretty incredible. Their innovation in this space is accelerating rapidly. I encourage you to watch some of the videos on Twitter. It's here. It's now.
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by aantix 2y ago
Have you seen FSD 12.5.1.3?
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by aantix 2y ago
If you move it in-house, I would recommend changing your application process to include a video portion. Unless they can point to a long track record of open source. All engineers are utilizing GPT to write their resumes/cover letters.
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by aantix 2y ago
neon.tech's offering looks good - the $69 offering. Any reviews?
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by aantix 2y ago
Plandex and Github's Copilot Workspace are very similar. You could draw inspiration from each other. I tweeted about Copilot Workspace the other day. https://twitter.com/aantix/status/1819794837375263228
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by aantix 2y ago
This looked very promising. Although, it's now prompting me to make an account when I issue `plandex new`? None of the video demos show this requirement. I think the demos should show this requirement. Or the Quickstart docs should di
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by aantix 2y ago
Is there an agent framework that lives up to the hype? Where you specify a top-level objective, it plans out those objectives, it selects a completion metric so that it knows when to finish, and iterates/reiterates over the output unti
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by aantix 2y ago
There's now an intolerance to letting kids play freely. And if you do let your kids play freely, and something happens - they get hurt, they break something, they're being loud, there's the attitude from others of "why a
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by aantix 2y ago
Rubymine is the only editor I’ve ever used that gets the code navigation consistently right without any config. You can even navigate to dependency implementations. It’s invaluable with understanding really large code bases. Excited to try
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by aantix 2y ago
When I was self diagnosing, my Google queries were simplistic. E.g. resistant hypertension many medications Which led me to a couple of research articles about pheochromocytomas and a Washington Post article about someone with high blood
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by aantix 2y ago
Agree - most of the advice is WebMD level. Anything outside the check list leaves them scratching their head. They’re terrible debuggers. I had early high blood pressure since high school. Four blood pressure medications, one being a diuret
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by aantix 2y ago
There's a famous trainer, Ryan Flaherty. He gets guys ready for the NFL combine. He utilizes the hex-bar deadlift. He has his football athletes complete the concentric phase (picking up from the ground) as fast as possible. They just
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by aantix 2y ago
Disagree. With savings comes extra cash. And extra cash can only sit on the sidelines for so long. Until company’s are lured once again in to making bigger, larger, scalable bets. You need engineers to explore new hypotheses, to drive growt
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by aantix 2y ago
Why the move?
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Is the scope a whole program or a specific algorithm?
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by aantix 2y ago
Depends on the comprehensiveness of the test.
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A valid accompanying test would ensure this? You’d be extracting optimization candidates by running the test suite. You re-run the test suite after changes to ensure they still pass.
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I think I envisioned traces being extracted from a series of open source projects and their automated test suites. Run the test suite, identify optimizations. One by one, make the the optimization change to the implementation as suggested b
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by aantix 2y ago
Compile enough traces with the accompanying optimizations and you have solid training data for an LLM that can suggest optimizations based on JIT traces.
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by aantix 2y ago
I developed Call Stacking as a visual debugger. It captures everything for a given request - each method call, params/argument/return values, class name/method/line of execution. You can visibly see which method called w
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by aantix 2y ago
Will Trump reverse these changes? Will he lower interest rates?
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Take a look at the automated systems that have resided on Collective2 for more than 2 years. https://collective2.com/grid There are only a couple that has a large history of trades, fairly even equity curves, older than two
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We need to see the code paths that were executed for a certain request/feature/transaction. I created Call Stacking for this visualization. https://callstacking.com/

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