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by cjonas 8mo ago
This looks really cool for schema migrations but how does it handle updates/inserts if you need to move actual data as part of the migration?
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by cjonas 8mo ago
Implementation Notes: - There is no reason you have to expose the skills through the file system. Just as easy to add tool-call to load a skill. Just put a skill ID in the instruction metadata. Or have a `discover_skills` tool if you wan
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by cjonas 8mo ago
ya... the number of ways to infiltrate a malicious prompt and exfil data is overwhelming almost unlimited. Any tool that can hit a arbitrary url or make a dns request is basic an exfil path. I recently did a test of a system that was trigg
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Show HN: A $200 DuckDB UI VSCode extension(github.com)
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by cjonas 8mo ago
Ya I guess if you have the IDE open and monitor unstaged git, it's a similar workflow. The other cursor feature I use heavily is the ability to add specific lines and ranges of a file to the context. Feels like in the CLI this would j
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by cjonas 8mo ago
Same. For actual productions app I'm typically reviewing the thinking messages and code changes as they happen to ensure it stays on the rails. I heavily use the "revert" to previous state so I can update the prompt with mor
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by cjonas 8mo ago
We have an internal framework for building migrations and the "dry run" it's a core part of the dev cycle. Allows you to test your replication plan and transformations without touching the target. Not to mention, a load that
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by cjonas 8mo ago
My definition of agent has always been an LLM with "effectful" tools, run in a loop where the LLM gets to decide when the task is complete. In other words, an LLM with "agency".
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by cjonas 8mo ago
I posted this prediction over a year ago in the Salesforce Reddit and it was an extremely unpopular take[0] (so much so that I don't know if I can post there anymore). Basic argument was that "low code" dsl is far less optimi
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by cjonas 9mo ago
You have no idea what it's like to be American right now. The propaganda information war that's being waged in us is overwhelming and it appears to be working. The world needs to start preparing for a reality where the US can no l
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by cjonas 9mo ago
I asked a similar question a while back and didn't get any response. Some type of service is needed for applications that want to be AI enabled but not deal with usage based pricing that comes with it. Right now the only option is fo
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by cjonas 9mo ago
I do minimal weight training but in climbing the current consensus is that too many reps increases likely hood of developing an overuse injuries in the tendons. Probably depends on the exercises (climbing is hard on the elbows), but maybe
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by cjonas 9mo ago
Same query solved in duckdb instead (generated by claude). I wasn't able to run on the full dataset due to an encoding issue I didn't feel like solving... but with everything up until 2001, it returns seconds on my M4 MBP. https
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by cjonas 10mo ago
Last time I tried tanstack router, I spent half a day trying to get breadcrumbs to work. Nit: I also can't stand their docs site.
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by cjonas 10mo ago
Curious about how much latency this adds (per input token)? Obviously depends on your computer, but it's it ~10s or ~1s? Also, how does this deal with inquiries when piece of PII is important to the task itself? I assume you just hav
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by cjonas 10mo ago
I think it's a bit different because a rental car generates direct revenue that covers its cost. These GPU data centers are being used to train models (which themselves quickly become obsolete) and provide inference at a loss. Nothing
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by cjonas 10mo ago
My point is there are plenty of cases where you would send the same PII through a server-less function or internal API (IE PATCH /user/profile). The concerns about logging or bugs are the same in both instances. You could make a
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by cjonas 10mo ago
Doesn't seems necessary if you are using claude via bedrock or gpt via azure. At that point, its not different then sending PII through a serverless function.
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Copilotkit is in the same boat. There are parts of the open source codebase that require an enterprise license to use. Basic things like "on error" handlers that are completely offline features. (They might have moved away from
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by cjonas 11mo ago
For me personally, I feels more like an addiction to the dopamine I get from solving problems / deep thinking / being in a flow state.
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Maybe co-occurence? OCD seems to be characterized as having anxiety of fear about the obsession, which isn't something I experienced at all. I don't know much about the disorder though so would be worth doing some more research a
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Ya sometimes it feels like a missed opportunity, but I think it's mostly just ego and not anything of real value. On the flip side, I feel like I've gained an incredible amount of diverse experience.
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by cjonas 11mo ago
I was diagnosed with ADD as a kid (before it was ADHD). People always describe the disorder as "lack of focus" but that's a really poor description for what I have. I would say I have "hyper focus", to the point whe
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by cjonas 11mo ago
> Cursor has some real annoying usability issues - like their previous/next code change never going away and no way to disable it. The state of Cursor "review" features make me convinced that the cursor devs themselves are
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by cjonas 11mo ago
I didn't really want to work today anyways. First cloudflare, now this... Seems like a sign to get some fresh air
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by cjonas 11mo ago
I highly recommend the "learn fusion 360 in 20 days" series on YouTube. I think I did it pretty causally in half that time. Then just find excuses to design stuff. After about a year of random projects, I can pretty proficiency d
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by cjonas 11mo ago
I've been learning CAD, 3d printing, PCB design and brushing up on my embedded programming... all with the goal of being able to build toys for/with my son. It's incredible how accessible it is in todays world, made possible
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by cjonas 11mo ago
This response is spot on. People seem very confused about what MCP actually is. It's just a standard way to provide an LLM with tools. And even how that happens is up to the agent implementation. There are some other less common f
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by cjonas 11mo ago
> The Steam Machine is not a Switch: you can’t switch to handheld mode Buy a gamsir g8 and now you have a Switch (via steam link).
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by cjonas 11mo ago
No... these are "paid promoted" videos that show up in your feed[0]. They are different from ads that roll when a video is playing. Example screenshot I found on reddit [1]. - video from screenshot[2] - coe from video[3] I'm

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