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by campers 3y ago
I'm not sure if I'll migrate my existing function calling code I've been using with Claude to this... I've been using a hand rolled cross-platform way of calling functions for hard coded workflows and autonomous agents
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by campers 3y ago
Nice, I've just started building something similar in TypeScript. I wasn't a big fan of the Langchain model. I wanted to develop with normal functions in an imperative manner so the code is very easy to read. I'm also using
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by campers 3y ago
If you monitor SLOs then the MTTR and change failure rate are contributing indicators to the SLO metrics. As SLOs are useful to guide the type of work behind focused on, reliability or product, if there are challenges meeting the SLO then y
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by campers 3y ago
There's a short demo from June last year https://magic.dev/blog/ltm-1
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Scaling ChatGPT: Five Real-World Engineering Challenges(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
6 points by campers 3y ago|0 comments
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by campers 3y ago
In the announcements today they also halved the pricing of Gemini 1.0 Pro to $0.000125 / 1K characters, which is a quarter of GPT3.5 Turbo so it could potentially be a bit lower than GPT-4 pricing.
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by campers 3y ago
A good part of GCP is part of Core google infrastructure. Spanner is used ubiquitously inside of Google, supporting services such as; Ads, Gmail and Photos. ... Spanner on the other hand processes 3 billion queries per second at peak, which
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by campers 3y ago
Full-cycle developers? Afaik the term was coined at Netflix https://netflixtechblog.com/full-cycle-developers-at-netflix...
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by campers 3y ago
The study dosing was 1mg/day, compared to the standard dose as a laxative of 2mg. "In this study, we used a low dose of prucalopride (1 mg as opposed to the licenced dose of 2 mg) to reduce the risk of side effects. At this time,
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by campers 3y ago
After you commit that big PR add the commit hash to the .git-blame-ignore-revs file. Then it won't affect the git blame attributions. https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/working-with-files/u...
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by campers 4y ago
I had to go look at the ingredients of the two truffle products I have. A housemate got some truffle salt a little while ago and I was quite enjoying the flavour of that, so I bought some truffle-infused olive oil from the supermarket. The
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Critical OpenSSL vulnerability and fix to be released Nov first(docker.com)
2 points by campers 4y ago|0 comments
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by campers 4y ago
With GCP you can right-size the CPU and memory of the VM the GPU is attached to, unlike the fixed GPU AWS instances, so there is the potential for cost savings there.
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by campers 4y ago
newSQLy
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by campers 4y ago
Calling it a DSL is maybe bit of a stretch, its just creating a concise abstraction above the provided API. So instead of having 20 lines of code for every alert policy like at https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages&#
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by campers 4y ago
+1 for TypeScript for config. I've been using Pulumi with TS to create a simple DSL to define all our GitLab config and alerting policies in GCP. It makes it easy to have concise definitions and quickly refactor the DSL with confidence
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by campers 5y ago
Check out this great podcast for some ideas https://youtu.be/GqPGXG5TlZw He's a Stanford Uni professor And focus on reducing your calorie intake. See https://www.science.org/content/article/sc
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Magnetic-Confinement Fusion Without the Magnets(spectrum.ieee.org)
37 points by campers 5y ago|3 comments
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Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index(github.blog)
3 points by campers 5y ago|1 comments
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Analysis of 6 years of mutation testing at Google(arxiv.org)
2 points by campers 5y ago|0 comments
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by campers 5y ago
You can use the --transpile-only option to skip type checking. I'm going start using that myself for scripts I know are already good! Just tried it and makes a good difference to startup time.
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by campers 5y ago
What about using ts-node? You can run typescript files directly with that. I use it for my scripting purposes.
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Scaling Monorepo Maintenance at GitHub(github.blog)
1 points by campers 5y ago|0 comments
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HashiCorp Vault Is Overhyped, and SOPS with KMS and Git Is Underrated (2019)(oteemo.com)
3 points by campers 5y ago|0 comments
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by campers 6y ago
That's where the retrospectives are good again, having that time every 2 or 3 weeks to ask questions like "Are we getting any value from the stand-ups?" Then could try not having stand-ups for a sprint, or indefinitely, and s
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by campers 6y ago
I've found the retrospectives to be the most valuable part of the scrum ceremonies, taking the time to talk through what could be improved etc. Stand-ups tend to be too much of a status report to the manager and are more valuable when
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by campers 6y ago
It seems he means in terms of networking as in the prior comment: "I was particularly impressed by how you could set up “global” routing, which means load balancing against resources that run in multiple Google regions" GCP has a
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by campers 6y ago
One reason is simplicity in managing it, reducing government costs. For a middle to upper income earner their overall tax rate would be the same, the income tax rates could be adjusted so someone on $100k still pays the same overall amount
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by campers 7y ago
Agree 100%, the #1 reason I should cook at home more where I always use butter, coconut oil etc. Either need to do big cook ups of extra tasty food and pack lots of meals, or find more real simple meals to whip up quickly.
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by campers 7y ago
I've seen that BigQuery has federated querying, so you can build queries on data in BigQuery, BigTable, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage (Avro, Parquet, ORC, JSON and CSV formats) and Google Drives (CSV, Newlinen-delimited JSON, Avro or Google

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