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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   that’s orthogonal, right? they may or may not be using Git regardless of where the files are
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   I think this criticism is missing the order of magnitude aspect -- I agree, people do not choose the most technically pure option. But one that launches on day 1 that can be used in SQL or Python with a few lines of code, across any cloud p
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   "Will no one rid me of this troublesome data encryption?"
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   I think if you put N-1 mics in the room (where N is the number of people) you could easily identify all individuals...
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   it is wild to me that products like this don’t allow you to easily export all data into sqlite (or duckdb) natively. it’s 2025 and you frequently have to page through hundreds or thousands of API calls to get a trivial amount of data (or us
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   I'm reminded of this TED talk in these scenarios, by a journalist and author who interviewed many people who have been publicly shamed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAIP6fI0NAI
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   this is a common pattern I see -- if your codebase is confusing for LLMs, it's probably confusing for people too
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   Fortunately improving tools for humans tends to improve them for the non-deterministic black boxes too
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   by dkdcio 1y ago

   in college I got a job offer from Intel without interviewing. I had applied, the hiring manager reached it and said they’d setup a loop, it never happened. then some weeks later I got an offer. super weird also I was sorta laid off by the c
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    `pip install git+ https://github.com/org/repo/x `
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    Lance (from LanceDB folks), Nimble (from Meta folks, formerly known as Alpha); I think there are a few others https://github.com/lancedb/lance https://github.com/facebookincubator/nimble
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    Iceberg, the Right Idea – The Wrong Spec – Part 2 of 2: The Spec(database-doctor.com)

    1 points by dkdcio 1y ago|0 comments
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    this is literally something my team already does —- you don’t need AI but this does fit with my running theory that AI makes it easier for people to see stupid processes they should change
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    it’s only illegal if you start beating the rich I would love to be a reverse—VC
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    I went down this (and even built a bit of internal web tooling) —- it’s like playing multiple games of online poker for me (instead of the factoria analogy here) it’s really promising, but I found focusing on a single task and doing it well
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    you can achieve the same thing with CLI tools (see `--allowedTools`): https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/cli-reference...
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    Also this thing that never took off: https://github.com/fal-ai/isolate Not quite the same but interesting!
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    I think you're looking for something like this (the important part being embeddeding a REPL call toward the end after whateve rsetup): https://gist.github.com/lostmygithubaccount/77d12d03894953bc... You can make `
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    Where I struggle conceptually is this works fine without MCP. Write a CLI tool that does the same thing (including external service access) and tell any agentic CLI tool (or Cursor or IDE tool) to use the tool. Much simpler, established sec
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/pull/58623
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    > said enough in public for me to think, "huh?" I love this phrasing
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    I promise you there is Linux code that has been tab-completed with Copilot or similar, perhaps even before ChatGPT ever launched
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    the Polars benchmarking is always so unserious and biased
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    what’s the risk? your email being made public? your phone number?
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    I feel your pain lol just gotta let people learn on their own time I suppose
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    pandas* per the style guide (nobody follows it) also I recommend trying Ibis. created by the creator of pandas originally and solves so many of the issues https://ibis-project.org
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    I've found it useful to have Claude Code basically take notes in a Markdown file as it's working. When needed, edit this manually + other context and feed it into a new session. This has been fairly useful for longer-running work.
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    This did not when I tried it a few days ago but I also noticed it lets you use your API key after logging in through the web interface. I'll need to try again, really annoying that you can't just set $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and have it
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    Yeah I was a bit snarky, my bad. I was also genuinely curious though, as it did seem like an odd question that probably had a point behind it.
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    by dkdcio 1y ago

    Genuinely curious what your point is? Do you know how to use a ventillator? A A timing gun? A tonometer? A keratometer? Can you use all of those in a "production" setting safely without expertise?