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by cube2222 3y ago
I think paid jetbrains IDEs already do this on their own, as they embed datagrip, no? It checks the syntax, gives you autocomplete based on the databases you are connected to, it even supports string language injection, so you'll get S
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by cube2222 3y ago
Sorry to hear that! Pricing is hard. If you haven't yet, please try talking to our sales team. There's usually a way to make all sides happy with some custom agreements - after all, we'd love for you to be able to use our pr
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by cube2222 3y ago
The article recommends to split up your state files for various advantages, but also expands into how to manage it later in a custom way. I agree with the splitting, but based on many home-grown automation systems I've seen around thi
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by cube2222 3y ago
It's extremely common and recommended. Billing works by having a billing aws account that all other accounts are in a sense "children" of.
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by cube2222 3y ago
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger comp
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by cube2222 3y ago
Another cool probabilistic programming language is Turing[0] in Julia. Had fun using it when working my way through the statistical rethinking series. [0]: https://turing.ml/
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by cube2222 3y ago
This is not US-specific, you get the same thing (insurance on purchases, perks for spending money, credit rating) in the EU, just to a much smaller degree. Credit cards also have some benefits in the case of theft over debit cards, because
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by cube2222 3y ago
> Llama 2 is available for free for research and commercial use. Wow. So they really embraced the free access now, including commercial projects. This is amazing!
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by cube2222 3y ago
Yeah, same.
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by cube2222 3y ago
For anybody else wanting to go down this path, I've created a little open-source desktop chat app you can use locally with the OpenAI API that supports prompt customization, nice code rendering, and tool use (like your local terminal)[
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by cube2222 3y ago
Nice, the Ory suite is really looking good! On a related note, does anybody have experiences to share about one of their other projects - Ory Keto, and integrating it into their product?
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by cube2222 3y ago
Oh that's nice, it's now available in the EU.
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by cube2222 3y ago
The problem with ghost as far as personal blogs go, is that you need to host the ghost process somewhere (or pay them, fwiw). I think for personal pages (though honestly for other stuff, too) static pages are much easier to host - you just
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by cube2222 3y ago
I occasionally accidentally flag and unflag... I didn't expect to find 30 accidental flags there. I think it'd be great for the flag button to show a confirmation popup before actually flagging.
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by cube2222 3y ago
Experiment with what, explore what? Your comment is very general, and doesn't make much sense - Go is just fine for prototyping. If you mean PL research and being able to experiment with custom methods of abstraction and DSLs then yes
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by cube2222 3y ago
When I say closure I mean anonymous functions that capture their environment, esp. in a mutable way. Those work fine in Rust for simple use-cases, but it gets annoying quickly. With a garbage collected language like Go, closures can freely
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by cube2222 3y ago
You must think about synchronization, really, not necessarily ownership. What you're saying is true, but it's still not an obvious choice - there's still a tradeoff. The (hypothetical, e.g. Rust) compiler can check only a sub
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by cube2222 3y ago
> once you want to go venture outside the safety of the walled garden you can't. The language is specifically designed to keep you as safe as possible. > Bad for the motivated engineer. Sounds to me like it's really just bad
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by cube2222 3y ago
The languages target different use-cases and rusts ownership model does indeed slow you down vs not having to think about it at all. Esp. closures, which Go uses a lot all over the place, are quite cumbersome in Rust. (I like both languages
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by cube2222 3y ago
Didn't they fine-tune it for instruction taking and function calling (basically to the use-cases people started having)? Maybe that had some unexpected side-effects.
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by cube2222 3y ago
This is very nice. GPT-4 is on a completely different level of consistency and actually listening to your system prompt than chagpt-3.5. It trails off much more rarely. If only it wasn't so slow/expensive... (it really starts to h
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by cube2222 3y ago
You can use something like git-crypt[0] to e2e encrypt it. [0]: https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt
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by cube2222 3y ago
It uses plaintext markdown files, so I don't think it's too big of an issue.
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by cube2222 3y ago
You don't have use it up all at the same time. Multiple shorter vacations (with the other extreme being a 2x extended weekend each month) are also an option. I personally need 25-30 a year, spread out across longer (1 week) and shorter
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by cube2222 3y ago
It's a ton of fun, and I imagine the new function calling should make it much easier to make chatgpt behave more consistently - I haven't given it a spin yet.
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by cube2222 3y ago
Yeah, there should be a way to approve any requests that are made to plugins. When writing my toy "chatgpt with tools like the terminal" desktop chat app cuttlefish[0] I had a similar situation where access to the local terminal i
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by cube2222 3y ago
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger comp
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by cube2222 3y ago
Never got it to anything close to a finished state, instead moving on to doing the same prototype in llvm and then cranelift. That said, here's some of the wazero-based code on a branch - https://github.com/cube2222&#x2
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by cube2222 3y ago
The project was a custom compiler to turn a simple query plan (think select, where, group by) into wasm. So it was basically hand-written raw wasm generation. I did compile some helper functions from Rust though, which also served as the &q
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Go-Plugin – Go Plugin System over WebAssembly(github.com)
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