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Otto, interact with AI in a table, each cell an AI worker(ottogrid.ai)
1 points by jackbravo 2y ago|0 comments
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by jackbravo 2y ago
Clojure is becoming popular in Mexico, and I'm guessing Brazil may see a similar situation, because of nubank. It is a popular destination to go work there for computer scientists, and they seem to work mostly in Clojure. I seem to rem
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by jackbravo 2y ago
From their linked main page: > In my opinion, exploration of multi-agent systems is going to require a broader audience of engineers. For AI to become a true commodity, it needs to move out of the Python origins and into more popular lan
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by jackbravo 2y ago
In the US :-p
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by jackbravo 2y ago
I remember there were some performance-related posts a while ago, about alpine running in docker, recommending people to use debian/ubuntu instead: Slow alpine posts: - https://pythonspeed.com/articles/alpine-docke
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by jackbravo 2y ago
oh! and also at the end, some "proof" ^_^ > At this point, Kitchen believes he knows the code well enough that he can hear it in music. Once, at a concert in Hong Kong, he was listening to a performance of Beethoven’s Piano Son
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by jackbravo 2y ago
this is addressed in the article: > But whether Kitchen is correct remains up for debate. Jonathan Del Mar, a Beethoven scholar who has worked extensively with the composer’s manuscripts, told me in an email that any anomalous marks in B
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by jackbravo 2y ago
Is it not common to request both ID and boarding ticket so they can check you are the right person? Maybe they are more lax on local flights within the US? In Mexico it is very common to request both.
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by jackbravo 2y ago
Would LLM vector embeddings work in this context? I'm guessing they should since they are very good at understanding code.
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by jackbravo 2y ago
It doesn’t have to be a technological ban. It can be a social ban
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by jackbravo 3y ago
Could this be used with https://zed.dev/ ?
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Magicschool.ai: An AI assistant for every teacher in the world(magicschool.ai)
8 points by jackbravo 3y ago|0 comments
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by jackbravo 3y ago
Oh! You should listen to `Corridors of Time` from Meine Meinung: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p636Rw_L3XU
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I think they give a very good answer in their own blog: https://remix.run/blog/not-another-framework Summary: Learn Remix, Accidentally Learn the Web > It is an explicit goal of ours to design APIs that are high-lev
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by jackbravo 3y ago
why do you want to bundle raw SQL files?
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I like using https://www.remix-validated-form.io/ , which you would use to get a type safe validated object before doing the submit. And then you could reuse the validator on the backend as well.
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by jackbravo 3y ago
Just migrated a couple of projects from remix 1 to remix 2. It wasn't a walk in the park, but it was well planned by their team, by first adding feature flags to v1 where you could slowly adopt v2 APIs, and then switch. I think you can
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We are close to the Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly of June 10 last year(twitter.com)
28 points by jackbravo 3y ago|0 comments
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I agree that when a big cloud company tries to emulate you, you are already winning on a normal company. But maybe not for a venture-backed/big-exit-strategy startup. And probably, those early investors are the ones recommending agains
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by jackbravo 3y ago
> This is a classic case of Ask Culture meets Guess Culture. From the classic https://ask.metafilter.com/55153/Whats-the-middle-ground-bet... referenced elsewhere like in https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by jackbravo 3y ago
> And because the correspondence was private, he did not feel the need to hide his true views, which he might have done in more formal academic settings and among his colleagues at the IAS I don't think that being private necessaril
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High performance Node.js/PostgreSQL job queue(github.com)
2 points by jackbravo 3y ago|0 comments
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by jackbravo 3y ago
regulation for buyers. Prove that you are going to live here and not just use it for financial speculation and gain.
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by jackbravo 3y ago
Oh wow! It was in that same meeting!
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I think that idea in particular is quite good actually ^_^ I mean, I'm not imagining that they have groceries listings on the app, but that the app allows you to transfer money directly to someone from your crypto wallet. Like a venmo
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I only see *** ***.ing
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by jackbravo 3y ago
I thought this was a joke, but then he puts it right in his profile: > PLEASE READ PROFILE. While some people use LinkedIn for "networking" and advertising their "personal brand," I use this site exclusively as a dati
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by jackbravo 3y ago
about the "cons", another con is that granting access to your unified account from your work or business perspective is "tricky". Github Business accounts can grant specific access only for people identifying with your c
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by jackbravo 3y ago
But, but but. If an event makes the air super dirty, the government should look for ways to make sure we all put our gran of salt on fixing the problem, instead of hiding it.
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by jackbravo 3y ago
Government babies? Raised by the state, to serve the state.

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