cjonas

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by cjonas 2y ago
How? I've looked for this in the past and it wasn't a feature...
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by cjonas 2y ago
Seems like a fair play given the history...
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by cjonas 2y ago
I disagree... What's the SDLC story? How do I move between environments, roll back, manage hotfixes alongside feature development, etc? It's these "non-functional" feature that end up being the downfall of many of the in
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by cjonas 2y ago
I agree the abstraction level is perfect for AI, but not having it accessible (or even just in a format that is well represented in the training data) is a problem. From a CTO's perspective, encoding our processes in something like thi
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by cjonas 2y ago
How is the "code" represented in the backend? Can it be exported, checked into source control and deployed via CI/CD? With the advances we are seeing in AI coding workspaces, "visual programming" seems like a dead e
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by cjonas 2y ago
And these agents are all network I/O bound by the model services so a lot of use cases don't need threading. I would argue that python is the overrated language when it comes to building agents. Just because it's the languag
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by cjonas 2y ago
Most them pay less than the average dentist.
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by cjonas 2y ago
So why does it keep getting flagged?
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by cjonas 2y ago
My recent experience with NSwag was really bad... It could only handle the simplest of jsonschema. We were trying to connect with a typescript API that had heavy use of union and product types. Maybe the problem was just that C# doesn&#x27
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by cjonas 2y ago
Java types are not nearly as expressive as typescripts. As someone who has worked with both, I would personally pick typescript everytime.
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by cjonas 2y ago
I could see this being quite useful in the background for apps like cursor when they need to perform a full codebase search. I imagine it could be more effective in breaking up larger codebases where embeddings start to fall out. If you co
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by cjonas 2y ago
Cursor indexes the entire code use with embeddings. It works well in small single app projects
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by cjonas 2y ago
Or vscode. If I was going to use this, I'd ideally want a space per client.
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by cjonas 2y ago
Same here! Figured it was the HN hug of death and left.
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by cjonas 2y ago
What scenario would be considered "zero shot" voice cloning? At the very least, wouldn't you have to provide 1 sample? Which would make it "few shot" (if that term really even makes sense in this context).
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by cjonas 2y ago
Maybe christo-fascism is pro Chinese messaging (not really but they definitely could push messaging that encouraged division and instability if they wanted).
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by cjonas 2y ago
I find its exactly the opposite. With AI chat, I can define signatures, write technical requirements and validate my approach in minutes. I'm not talking with the AI like I would a human... I'm writing a blend of stubs and concis
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by cjonas 2y ago
The risk is obvious and it has nothing to do with privacy... It's the fact that CCP could deliberately alter the algorithm to influence a significant portion of the US in any way they please.
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by cjonas 2y ago
Bitbucket was down for a few hours a week ago and 0 fuss was made about it in the media. Atlassian stock actually went up over the ourage
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by cjonas 2y ago
From what I can tell, the extension doesn't even have permission to make http requests so they aren't transmitting your data anywhere. (They also explicitly stated they don't on their listing).
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by cjonas 2y ago
Probably to use the "Copy Value" buttons? Is there malicious suspicion or some other reason this is interesting?
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by cjonas 2y ago
I got redirected to pixel
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by cjonas 2y ago
it's not really a problem for Playwrite, because Playwrite is really intended to be run by the owners of the website, not as a webscraper. It may become a real problem for the usefulness of this style of LLM driven browsing.
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by cjonas 2y ago
How do you get by when every major sites starts blocking headless browsers? A good example right now is Zillow, but I foresee a world where big chunks of the internet are behind captcha and bot detection
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by cjonas 2y ago
Ya, these are the definitions I'd use. While all "Agentic" system will likely use some form of function calling, not all function calling is "Agentic". Most implementations are more "Workflows" than &quot
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by cjonas 2y ago
What makes the "agents". From what I can tell, they don't perform any external actions. I would call these chatbots...
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by cjonas 2y ago
Isn't this exactly what ansel tried to do?
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by cjonas 2y ago
I previously used wisebanyan which was a robo advisor with zero fees (their model was to charge more for add-ons like tax loss harvesting). Then they added small portfolio management fees... Then they sold to another institution and my fees
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by cjonas 2y ago
I imagine what it could have been if it wasn't acquired by Salesforce and it makes me sad
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The chess bot on Delta Air Lines will destroy you [video](youtube.com)
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