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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Really cool piece, this jumped out to me: > The devices in a given location communicate and coordinate on the network over a custom MQTT protocol. Over a hundred cameras without issue on a single Remote Control Panel (RCP), implemented o
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
could use both though, failing CI->bot->simple summary of why CI failed. even better if this happens before you've requested a reviewer
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
> raises cash thanks TC, top notch reporting
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
> I'm sure the CEO will try to have plausible deniability I'm not so sure, this is very damning
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Some banks/hedge funds/PE firms etc have ENTIRE internal groups dedicated to figuring out what their competitors are doing. Thats basic game theory! This is not that, and that anyone at Deel thought they would get away with this (
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Honestly insane if this ends up being true. Companies of course do research on their competitors, often leaning on employees who have left, current customers, investors, etc. But how [if true] Deel RECRUITED A SPY is so far beyond what an
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Amazing! Allow publishing please!
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Agreed I really don't mind the interface, if anything, I hate the new stuff they've aded
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
> I wonder if there will come a time when the HN audience will stop being amazed that some system is Turing complete The time is now, but if you had said > I wonder if there will come a time when the HN audience will stop being amazed
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! You said its an important tool for you (Claude Code) how does this fit in with Co-Pilot, Cursor, etc. Do you/your teammates only rely on Claude Code? What do you reach for for different tasks?
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
This is a pretty small update, no? Nothing major since R1, everyone else is just catching up to that, and putting small spins on it, Anthropic's is "hybrid" research instead of separate models
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
here -- https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/agents-and-tools/claude-c...
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Tried claude code, and have an empty unresponsive terminal. Looks cool in the demo though, but not sure this is going to perform better than Cursor, and shipping this as an interactive CLI instead of an extension is... a choice
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
I worked on a project converting word docs to markdown so they could more easily be ingested into an LLM, one issue was that context windows used to be very short, so we would basically split on `\n#` to get sections, but this turns into a
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Enterprise sales
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Maybe, but they have hundreds! And new ones every quarter! Having done both systems and case interviews I can say that leaking is not as big a problem as with coding interviews. Sure you can memorize how to build Netflix/Zoom, or how t
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
I've been using llama.cpp + the VSCode extension for a while, and this I think is important to keep in mind for those of us who run models outside of walled gardens like OpenAI, Claude, etc's official websites.
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Interesting timing, considering that the overwhelming discussion since the last film has been will Bond be gay/non-white/non-male etc. Under Broccoli I think they could have pulled this off, under Amazon (see: LOTR) absolutely not
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
McK's case interview is just as game-able as HackerRank style interviews. There are entire consulting clubs at many colleges that teach this exact interview style. It's true that it's harder (but not impossible) to use AI to
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
like what?
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Yeah fair, I forget HN is very international, this may read as just straight up weird
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Fair, but do you think OpenAI and Gemini are going to be like directionally similar? How much of OpenAI's traffic is from Co-Pilot and other related tools, for example. My local IDE probably generates more queries a day than (pick a pr
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
Maybe! But you could say the inverse of lots of things that SWE's built. SWE's built the bloomberg terminal! SWE's built CRMs! I think its at least possible that LLMs are VERY useful for SWEs and a small number of other pro
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
You may be right, but I doubt it. I suspect similar usage metrics for Gemini and OpenAI
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
I tried to build a BIG E2E automation pipeline, along the lines of like, replace a team of 5 with this one simple tasks. And as I was doing it, all I could think was, just use chatgpt. Sure it can't actually automate what you're d
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
This more or less confirms what I imagine most of us thought, AI is mostly used by engineers, or for engineering tasks. Makes sense, I wonder how much traffic comes from automated tasks (co-pilot, etc). Every time I read a report like this
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
It is interesting to basically critique a series of blog posts like its a film. But re: design vs. increment, I do think incremental TDD is pretty useful in domains where you have low confidence that you could come up with a good design.
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
My stepdad has owned his ranch for 30+ years, before that he worked it while his dad owned it. He hasn't had a "normal" job since the 80s. I can tell you confidently he is barely scraping by, but there's not exactly a
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
My folks have cattle in a small colorado mountain town, and for sure they hate the re-introduction. Basically they think this is being pushed for people who will in no way be directly affected (probably true), and that financial reimburseme
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by frankfrank13 2y ago
They're fast, I used 4o mini to run the final synthesis in a CoT app and to do initial entity/value extraction in an ETL. Mistral is pretty good for code completions too, if I was in the Cursor business I would consider a model li

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