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cdelsolar
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If youre not Netflix then just sudo yum install postgresql and pg_dump every day, upload to S3. Has worked for me for 20 years at various companies, side projects, startups …
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1y ago
Btw I use Hertzner
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1y ago
50-50, either it happens, or it doesn't
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1y ago
i remember i had a plane flight that was horrendously delayed once, and then finally when we hop on board they make an announcement about it being a 737 Max and I laughed, thinking they were joking...
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1y ago
Anyone else think about that Asimov robot story with the "intuitive" robot "Jane"? She had discovered which stars were most likely to have planets around them with the right conditions for life and was flying back on an
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1y ago
We use multi armed bandits in scrabble Montecarlo sims to smartly pick the best performing move.
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1y ago
There are dozens of us!
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1y ago
i can't find the mountain temple :(
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1y ago
you can become a db expert with the right prompts
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1y ago
lol come on guys let kids live a little
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1y ago
I dunno. I guess if I ever die I would love to have people party / celebrate / etc rather than all be sad, but it all depends on the person.
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1y ago
Why
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1y ago
cool game. i'm stuck though...
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1y ago
the party is over
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1y ago
yeah Poetry is fine
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1y ago
What are you talking about? I have multiple open-source projects where I've generated multiple PRs with 90+% AI tools. I don't care that the code isn't as good, because I have people using these features and the features work
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1y ago
You’re missing out
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1y ago
cool; nowadays LLMs are better
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1y ago
I’ve been playing guitar for 25 years but am still at the wonderwall level, it’s still really fun though. Heh.
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I love the article but disagree with the final point. It wasn't until LLMs came out that my toy projects have all been greatly upgraded with features and functionality. I simply didn't have time to do so before.
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The first CNN for playing Scrabble – a game of imperfect information
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1y ago
Why did you "scroll past" the Go solutions? Types, man, types. Elixir has no types. Ergo, I can't use it.
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1y ago
the sprayer is hidden away unless you press a button to extend it
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wtf did i just read
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1y ago
That was definitely an interesting ese.
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What's incredible to me is that it's open source. I've learned a ton about prompting and agent workflows, tool use, etc. from its code.
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Cline is the most impressive agentic coder tool I’ve used and it seems to be getting better. I’ve learned to work with it to the extent where I can plan with it for 10-15 minutes, set it loose on my codebase, go get lunch, and then its diff
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chatgpt (whatever fast model they use) passed that after i told it to "read my question again"
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1y ago
Why is it unsolvable? I am confused.
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I cofounded and built a large part of woogles. It’s free software ( https://github.com/woogles-io/liwords )… AMA
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