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by jatins 2y ago
is this AI generated? I flagged because seemed very low on substance and just generic bullet points
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by jatins 2y ago
I like the idea, congrats on the launch! One feature request: instead of giving me a freeform field to enter "why", give me a few of common uses cases as options like: - Picking up the phone for real use (order, cab, call etc) - F
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by jatins 2y ago
> In the mean time modern "functional" (or "monadic") style java is a chained mess with ridiculously long lines. I have seen many devs that prefer the Java imperative style over more functional chained style. Could be
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by jatins 2y ago
Anthropic gets a lot of it's business via AWS Bedrock so it's fair to say that Amazon probably has reasonable insight into how the Claude usage is growing that makes them confident in this investment
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by jatins 2y ago
wait FedEx just delivers 400k worth of stuff without any KYC or OTP verification??
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by jatins 2y ago
> you should feel free to submit PRs to my repo, and I to yours Haven't seen it happen in practice. For some reason a separate repo induces more of "not my backyard" feeling that a separate folder
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by jatins 2y ago
> What the EU has done is far from perfect but it bans the worst practices I've always found the EU and India’s data regulations somewhat superficial. Sure, it’s a start that my data is stored in the EU, but how does that really hel
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by jatins 2y ago
> "Peer reviews actually improve things" is about the biggest crock of shit that people in tech still believe in. God that hits home
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by jatins 2y ago
That looks interesting! What's the distributed story of Ractor? Would you need a central store like Redis to serve as Actor registry? One of the promises of Elixir/Erlang is that you can call a process/Actor on different mac
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by jatins 2y ago
> You think it is so hard for the NSA to have a tap within Google's datacenters? Yes > You think Google could say no to NSA if they were asking nicely to put a tap? Yes
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by jatins 2y ago
tangential: anyone has the link to Gary Bernhardt talk on reproducibility mentioned in the post?
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by jatins 2y ago
How does the computer use work -- Is this a desktop app they are providing that can do actions on your computer? Didn't see any such mention in the post
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by jatins 2y ago
The dev has to create a fair bit of additional infra if they provide username/password auth * bot prevention * same user creating multiple accounts (so now you need some IP tracking or reputation system maybe) Which is why I think sign
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by jatins 2y ago
they explicitly prohibit Perplexity in their robots.txt and one of the rules of being a "good citizen" of the web is that you respect robots.txt
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The New York Times warns AI search engine Perplexity to stop using its content(theverge.com)
13 points by jatins 2y ago|5 comments
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by jatins 2y ago
Dukaan founders are very user hostile, they are famous on Twitter for their antics
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by jatins 2y ago
this did rounds on Twitter a while back. iirc they spent ~80k USD or similarly high amount for it found the tweet: > We charged $89,775 for this new @huly_io landing page - https://x.com/alex_barashkov/status/1
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by jatins 2y ago
timestamp for "catch" is around 40:00 for those curious
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by jatins 2y ago
ooc how does Temporal reinvent Erlang?
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by jatins 2y ago
I can't say about mass popularity but for me personally the lack of static types has held me back from using it. Now that it's being gradually introduced I am looking forward to trying it
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by jatins 2y ago
Whatever the stack is they need to change it. Love Claude on web, but it's unusable on Android app. _Always_ hangs mid generation, image upload corrupts images, swallows chats at will
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by jatins 2y ago
this is Gleam OTP package https://github.com/gleam-lang/otp I agree it's underdocumented but doesn't seem abandoned (has commits in last week)
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by jatins 2y ago
Any books/courses like that out in the open?
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by jatins 2y ago
> the WFH stans argue in terms defined by the employers that just naturally follows from the employer-employee relationship and the fact is WFO has been the default for decades. So, somewhere the onus is falling onto employees if they wa
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by jatins 2y ago
i think it's unusable if you are trying to use via GCP. Using via ai studio is a decent experience
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by jatins 2y ago
Agreed, I used to believe the same until I worked with a good project manager. But in hindsight they went way beyond their responsibilities and actually served as a mix of product/project/engineering manager. So maybe author'
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by jatins 2y ago
people are underestimating the havoc this could create in a country like India. Imagine serving chicken at a table that is strictly vegetarian (many people in India are vegetarian due to religious reasons), will lead to a lot of outrage.
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by jatins 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! I evaluated this a while back. While the app is impressive, I couldn't figure our who'd use it. A developer will feel restricted by it, a non-technical person will feel overwhelmed by it since code is at th
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by jatins 2y ago
> Their commitment to open source, however, might go Google's OSS contributions are largely correlated to the fact that they could _afford_ to do OSS. When you have the best business model in the world, you can afford X% of your eng
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by jatins 2y ago
If Procreate wanted to maximize revenue they'd have switched to a subscription model way back instead of one time payment. I know it's hard to believe but some people are not making all decisions from a business perspective

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