akoumjian

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by akoumjian 1mo ago
This is a great contest. > never becomes superhuman Arguably, we are already there. I think the idea of the intelligence not scaling far beyond what we have now is worth considering, though doubtful.
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by akoumjian 3mo ago
Where are you seeing this write up?
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by akoumjian 3mo ago
This is exactly what I wanted, love that the phone app has a native UI for agents like Pi instead of relying only on terminal renderers.
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by akoumjian 4mo ago
I think this is a neat idea. Is there a way to self-host the web app interface?
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by akoumjian 6mo ago
None yet. Any discoveries made with a possible impact risk would end up on the NEO Confirmation Page for follow up. As soon as an observation arc is long enough and gets a provisional designation, impact risks would be calculated and displa
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by akoumjian 6mo ago
The models only output text. Tool calls are nothing more than specially formatted text which gets parsed and interpreted by the inference server (or some other driver) into something which can be picked up by your agent loop and executed. M
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by akoumjian 7mo ago
Is this related to Cloudflare? I'm getting cf-mitigated: challenge on openai API requests. https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/ https://status.openai.com/
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by akoumjian 10mo ago
I humbly post this little widget to help your team decide if some functionality warrants being a separate service or not: https://mulch.dev/service-scorecard/
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by akoumjian 10mo ago
Celery is great and awful at the same time. In particular, because it is many Python folks' first introduction to distributed task processing and all the things that can go wrong with it. Not to mention, debugging can be a nightmare. S
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by akoumjian 1y ago
I also started my career with Django using 0.96 in college and 1.1/1.2 with my first industry jobs. It was a really empowering framework and it is surprising to me that I still pick it up today for new projects when appropriate. I star
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by akoumjian 2y ago
I've been liking pdm as opposed to poetry, as poetry uses some non-standard syntax in the pyproject.toml file. I had a lot of trouble getting hatch environments to handle changes to default python versions and the like. I like how pdm
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by akoumjian 4y ago
"Type ahead" or "autocomplete" is absolutely a different type of problem, and often simpler. This generally falls into the use case where the searcher already knows the specific item they are looking for. Often the resul
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by akoumjian 4y ago
Broad full text search is incredibly hard to do well. I've had to build, maintain, and improve multiple search systems. The difficulty is largely dependent on the context of the type of search problem you are solving. A lot of complexi
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by akoumjian 4y ago
The only purchase I've made on Wish was a similarly "too good to be true" set of flash drives. When I received them I tested them out on a linux live image and sure enough they were simply programmed to report having much mor
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by akoumjian 4y ago
Self-promoting a little utility I wrote that helps guide teams on whether your service boundary is a good idea: https://mulch.dev/service-scorecard/ The service scorecard asks a bunch of reflective questions about the
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by akoumjian 5y ago
I was hoping somebody would make this.
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by akoumjian 5y ago
I humbly offer my service scorecard as a tool to try to gauge whether a piece of functionality deserves an independent service: https://mulch.dev/service-scorecard/
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by akoumjian 5y ago
The interaction is not the worse thing about npm audit. The security model of the tool has a big hole depending on how you use it: https://mulch.dev/blog/CVE-2020-5252-python-safety-vuln/ In essence, if you are sc
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by akoumjian 6y ago
I know this is now an old thread, but just seeing it I feel it's worth responding. It is absolutely possible to be earnest and sincere in communicating real feelings and conflict without resorting to this ridiculously aggressive commun
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by akoumjian 6y ago
The nasty pretend exchanges between coworkers on this page is a really depressing way to highlight this tool: https://www.qt.io/design
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by akoumjian 6y ago
The comments here on HN seem really knee-jerk. Some people like to claim no one is made to feel erased or reminded of their otherness when they hear this terminology. Some people seem to think we can't walk and chew gum at the same tim
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by akoumjian 7y ago
Here is PyUp (safety) response: https://pyup.io/posts/patched-vulnerability/
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by akoumjian 7y ago
Really astounding to see them publish this article today. I have a CVE that's about to go live regarding auditing tools like this one. I contacted Snyk a week ago to point out that their audit tool (just like npm audit, and others) can
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by akoumjian 9y ago
What video codecs do you support as inputs?
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by akoumjian 10y ago
I've found that methods like this don't actually help me avoid procrastinating. The key for me is to remove the psychological barriers to starting a particular task. I think Getting Things Done has a good approach by dedicating ti
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by akoumjian 11y ago
Wasn't there another company or two that just did specifically this?
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Punctuation in novels(medium.com)
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by akoumjian 11y ago
Looks mildly inspired by itty!
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by akoumjian 11y ago
I suppose if you already have an existing service component that encapsulates authentication, authorization, business logic, notifications, and all that other jazz, then use flask is an excellent way to wrap that to produce an http api.
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by akoumjian 11y ago
This was a good general list of things to consider for scaling any web applications. What I've noticed though is that all my flask apps, after adding in all of the standard components, eventually converge on a Django-esque setup anyway

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