chrismarlow9

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by chrismarlow9 15d ago
Future of platforms is operators in k8s to abstract the developer need to the underlying systems. On local it maps to kvm, on gke it maps to their stuff, on AWS to RDS. It's "interfaces" on a platform level so devs can just a
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by chrismarlow9 17d ago
slow claps
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by chrismarlow9 17d ago
Thanks! I will add this to the tricks. AI is a fuzzy search and a fuzzy function.
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by chrismarlow9 17d ago
Here's my prompt when I don't know what the hell the AI is saying. "Expand. Clarify for human. 5 minute read max. Senior engineer audience."
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by chrismarlow9 19d ago
Symlink the global MD files to a single file I control that is versioned. Define my own general spec and workflow terminology using markdown files in this universal MD. ``` ~/.config/opencode/AGENTS.md ~/.claude/CLA
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by chrismarlow9 22d ago
What's the difference between what these things are doing and a computer worm?
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by chrismarlow9 23d ago
Agreed . I told my partner about a year ago "I have to figure out how to love this AI thing because it's a part of life now, even if I stop working with computers". And admitting that maybe I'm not being as open as I sho
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by chrismarlow9 27d ago
I dont know if I would discredit those folks as not knowing "actual infrastructure". The lengths I saw some folks go to get unique class C ip ranges and maintain automation is pretty impressive.
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by chrismarlow9 27d ago
Private blog networks is another term in that side of the world. They're explicitly designed to look legit even to a human but give link juice to the spam world (which also look legit to a human). And the HN crowd say "I can spot
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
Quite the gamble.
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
I don't remember where I heard this, but one of my favorite criticisms of the current AI situation is that it's wrong simply because of the size and energy required compared to the human brain. The idea is that there's still
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
> we're awash in incredible hardware that would be mind-blowing if we weren't so constantly distracted with how much noise and bother the software makes. This is the part of it that bums me out the most. I just wish aesthetics
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
I would agree if companies did not have a vested interest in over complicating things and creating eco systems to sell certifications and offer a consulting arm aka FDE. Using AI to improve your coding is quick, as you say, but learning all
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
It is still fundamentally insecure.
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by chrismarlow9 1mo ago
Agreed. Otel itself is fine. The documentation is bad though and full of inconsistent best practices and examples that are flat out wrong and other things. My life of working with it got easier when I started just looking at the actual code
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
If money was the goal I suspect she would have made the first year and get some shares but Im throwing some assumptions in there
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
This is more concerning to me from the perspective of being able to appear as "multiple entities" to the frontier models. My question is do the companies know and are able to detect and consolidate all these accounts as a single a
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
Agreed and I would offer this advice to any junior struggling with the morality of the situation. I had a few reality checks to learn about larger companies and business in general.
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
Yeah it was the lack of communication on it that killed me. If something had just been said I would have signed the other offer and moved on. But I went from 2 prospects to zero because of the lack of communication, that was the part that h
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
Ghosted by Apple here. Devops or SRE job for services teams if I'm remembering right. Did a months worth of rounds. Was told the offer letter would be coming within the next week. Turned down other companies on the gamble that it was a
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
This seems odd to say about a group of companies that supposedly built this on scraped data.
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by chrismarlow9 2mo ago
I am also looking for something that will last for a good while.
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by chrismarlow9 3mo ago
Ditto
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by chrismarlow9 3mo ago
https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/issues/72774 Seems to indicate a collection cron with a manual query to truncate can fix it. This is fun little things I like to learn. SRE Easter eggs.
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by chrismarlow9 3mo ago
Same story for $500 million. I was shaking so bad I couldn't type my password.
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by chrismarlow9 3mo ago
Looks like a bunch of re worded copies of existing CVE and a few new lower severity things. I only call them low sev because they seem to require the user to do things that are already inherently dangerous. Just my 2 cents from a quick scan
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by chrismarlow9 3mo ago
I'm finding it challenging to believe they wouldn't just cannibalize anything dependent on them in that way or at minimum launch a directly competing product.
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by chrismarlow9 4mo ago
You can use a frontier model to create a plan that's specific enough for a local model of a very small size to execute on. The more specific you are and compartmentalize tasks the "dumber" the local model can be. Edit: Obviou
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by chrismarlow9 4mo ago
That's cool but don't get heart broken when engineers leave after repeatedly being told the thing they worked on for months wont ship because someone at the top said so.
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by chrismarlow9 4mo ago
I've seen it before and over time it always plays out similarly. - the cloud was invented and we were told CTOs would be able to just point and click and make infrastructure and apps! What did we actually get? Another layer of abstract

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