danielrothmann

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by danielrothmann 8mo ago
An older post of mine about "company-as-code" was shared here recently. So I thought it might be nice with follow-up about how I'm approaching this practically in my small business.
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by danielrothmann 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I wrote this post some time ago, and more recently built a thing to do roughly this for my small business: https://github.com/42futures/firm Had it in practice for about 4 months now and happy so fa
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Everything you should know about confidential computing(blog.42futures.com)
1 points by danielrothmann 10mo ago|0 comments
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Why EU businesses should reconsider US clouds dependency(blog.42futures.com)
3 points by danielrothmann 11mo ago|0 comments
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by danielrothmann 1y ago
Agreed, this is on my mind as well. Thinking of Terraform, you have data blocks that can grab data from an external source. Still trying to grok what would be a convenient way of doing something like this - whether that gets generated to DS
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by danielrothmann 1y ago
Healthy skepticism. I think firm differs from ops as code in the sense that it focuses on the structural aspects and representing the people-ops side in a way that machines can interact with too. To be clear, I'm trialing this out in m
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by danielrothmann 1y ago
It's an interesting trend. With the push for chatbot-based interactions, CLIs and plain text representations are making a bit of a comeback, since LLMs interface with those more easily than UIs.
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by danielrothmann 1y ago
I think that's fair. I'm personally happy with a text editor + CLI, but can acknowledge that is not enough for broader adoption. The project is structured as libraries such that you could build an editor separately, but it's
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by danielrothmann 1y ago
You've got a point on RTO. Because it's a group behaviour, if you believe it will have positive effects, mandating it could be a way of jumpstarting the group dynamic. With LLMs, I'm not so sure. Seems more like an individual
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Show HN: Firm, a text-based work management system(github.com)
172 points by danielrothmann 1y ago|60 comments
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Valuing platforms and R&D with real options(blog.42futures.com)
1 points by danielrothmann 1y ago|0 comments