adeltoso

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by adeltoso 7mo ago
I've been experimenting with AI coding tools daily for the past year with a small engineering team (all senior 15+, FAANG backgrounds). Wrote down everything we learned, the parts that worked and the parts that didn't. Some things
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Vitruvius Basilica found after 500 years(thearchaeologist.org)
2 points by adeltoso 9mo ago|1 comments
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by adeltoso 9mo ago
Author here. Context + details that didn’t fit cleanly in the article: This was a supervised experiment, not “hands off, let the AI run prod.” I treated the AI as a junior sysadmin/operator with full read access and explicitly scoped w
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by adeltoso 4y ago
Is this `parallel` a new tool? The well known "GNU Parallel" can cover all your parallelizing needs I would bet.
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by adeltoso 5y ago
I'm left wondering, why is this here? Why was it translated in English, even.
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by adeltoso 5y ago
Food in the US is just such a pile of shit and ability to distiquish quality from garbage in americans is so non-existent that it doesn't surprise me that there is someone here in the US that really believes you can make Parmiggiano or
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by adeltoso 5y ago
With that diet sure thing he had several strokes!
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by adeltoso 6y ago
Just 10 years too late, I remember when Facebook switched to Mercurial because the Git community wouldn't care about big monorepos. Mercurial is great!
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by adeltoso 7y ago
RSS is still alive but maybe not as a direct data source, still it can be super useful. Less than 24 hours ago it let me give access to a daily report to anyone via email (registration at the bottom here https://nichecommerce.net
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by adeltoso 7y ago
Have you tried posthook.io (launched here on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17346616 ). How's cronhooks different/better? Best of luck!
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My opinion on Silicon Valley, hint: it's in the small things(linkedin.com)
1 points by adeltoso 7y ago|0 comments