Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
hommes-r
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
hommes-r
1mo ago
Moyai Agent Reliability Engineering
2.
▲
by
hommes-r
5mo ago
# Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding Product Engineer About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience • Backed by well-known European VCs (SpeedInvest + Galion.exe) • Cloud nati
3.
▲
by
hommes-r
7mo ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding Platform Engineer | 60k-100k + Equity About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience (part of Nvidia Inception Program) • Backed by well-know
4.
▲
by
hommes-r
8mo ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding Product Engineer | About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience • Backed by well-known European VCs (SpeedInvest + Galion.exe) • Cloud nati
5.
▲
by
hommes-r
9mo ago
I would add that "extremely sound data engineering" is also necessary to make observability cost-effective. Some of these otel platforms can burn 10%-25% of your cloud budget to show you your logs. That is insane.
6.
▲
by
hommes-r
10mo ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding Product Engineer | 60k-80k + Equity About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience • Backed by well-known European VCs (SpeedInvest + Galion.
7.
▲
by
hommes-r
10mo ago
"Because there’s too much you need to feed into it" - what does the author mean by this? If it is the amount of data, then I would say sampling needs to be implemented. If that's the extent of the information required from th
8.
▲
by
hommes-r
10mo ago
Just another example of money scaling your way out of a problem. What you don't understand is hard to optimize. Like how you have solved this by acting as an smart router in between that first understands what to optimize and then actu
9.
▲
by
hommes-r
11mo ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding AI Engineer | 60k-80k + Equity About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience (part of Nvidia Inception Program) • Backed by well-known Europ
10.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
My personal opinion is that true engineering, which revolves around turning complex theory into working practice, has seen a decline in grace. Why spend a lot of time trying to master the art of engineering if you can ride the wave of engin
11.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | Founding AI Engineer | 60k-80k + Equity About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience (part of Nvidia Inception Program) • Backed by well-known Europ
12.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Awesome to see the Cursor Airweave example!
13.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Sad to see the "change world GDP" mantra didn't trickle down to the people doing the actual plumbing.
14.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Nice great learnings, Storybook FTW
15.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Moyai | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Full Time | Onsite | Founding AI Engineer | 60k-80k + Equity About the company: • Technical founding team with relevant industry experience (part of Nvidia Inception Program) • Backed by well-known Europ
16.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Only thing that is unclear to me is to which extend this setup depends on the package publisher. PyPi might be terrible at least it just works when you want to publish that it leads to more complexity for the ones that are looking to use th
17.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Founding AI Engineer at AI Tech Startup (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) About the company: - Technical founding team with relevant industry experience - Backed by well-known European VCs - Building agentic advanced analytics and fine-tuning an
18.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Typical dark pattern with your mystery boxes and player skins. Claude code just makes it easier to tell yourself that its ok to play.
19.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Here I feel that having the right tools is going to prevent this kind of drift from happening. Double entry bookkeeping to make sure the mutations are sound and solving the floating point error by this simple trick: https://news.
20.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Sandboxing is all I have to say. Its good to build guardrails to ask the LLM politely to not screw up. Its better to put firewalls in place that simply prevent it from happening.
21.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Underlying mechanism here might be preventing model collapse
22.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Love the old school microsoft interface. Feels familiar sight when my system is failing.
23.
▲
by
hommes-r
1y ago
Congrats!
24.
▲
by
hommes-r
2y ago
> Besides, can we even attract experienced developers to a non-glamorous industry like logistics? Anything can be made sexy: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/flexport
25.
▲
by
hommes-r
2y ago
First of all great book! Second I think the postulation of Taleb is that anti-fragility means you benefit from chaos or uncertainty. I think the relationship this could have with starting a new business is most evident in technology or soft
26.
▲
TensorRT-LLM on K8s
2 points
by
hommes-r
2y ago
|
0 comments