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by jedberg 5mo ago
Most of the other regions are fairly stable. Ohio (us-east-2) is a great choice if you're just starting out. Not sure about ca-central-1, but I've never heard anything bad about it.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
I have a lot of experience in this area (and some patent applications). For Alexa, the device established a connection back to the server and then kept that open, sending basically HTTP2/SPDY/Something like it over the wire after
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by jedberg 5mo ago
This makes me sad. My son was just about to be old enough to build his first PC, and was showing interest. I guess I'm going to have match his savings 1:1 to make it possible now.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Much like the In-N-Out secret menu, while it's not explicitly stated it's basically company policy.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
There are so many people like you (who only use it for gas) that they are now building Costco gas stations not attached to a warehouse. Massive stations like the ones near the warehouses.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
If you have an executive membership they guarantee that you make back your membership dues. If you fall short you can just ask them to give you the difference (and then they will downgrade you to the regular membership). But also remember r
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by jedberg 5mo ago
I don't know why but this chain amuses me: RaTeX -> KaTeX -> LaTeX. I guess it shows how everyone loves but hates LaTeX and is always trying to bolt on that one last thing that will make it good.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
> But these LLMs are like Happy Gilmore. They get to the green in one shot then they orbit the hole with an extremely dubious short game. Except that he got good at his short game by the end. LLMs will get there sooner than we think.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Well two in six months vs 25 in one hour. So that's a 54,000x increase. But also, each PR kicks off a bunch of CI work, often in GitHub Actions.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
> By submitting a quality change with a clear description, preferably with unit tests? Is that no longer considered an acceptable hurdle? But the proposal is to specifically disallow that unless the person is already known. That is the m
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Apparently so did everyone else. What was your point?
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Before AI coding, a GitHub issue might get one or two PRs after six months. AI coding has made this orders of magnitude bigger. The individual numbers are small, but they add up quickly.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Netflix and YouTube both built custom CDNs. Netflix uses AWS for control plane only. Also, respectfully, you have no idea what you're talking about. "Just text" doesn't make it easy to solve. GitHub Actions aren'
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by jedberg 5mo ago
Any sort of trust requirement would break the entire model and cause some serious inequality. How would a random kid in a 3rd world country ever get noticed enough to enter a trust circle, for example?
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by jedberg 5mo ago
I don't believe they pay top of market, but even if they did, it's possible to make a lot of money and still feel bad when you have a sense of ownership and responsibility to the users of your service.
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by jedberg 5mo ago
It's not great. Just talked to a hubber last week. They said everyone inside feels pretty dejected right now, and these posts don't help. I feel for them -- with AI coders submitting 25 PRs within an hour of an issue being filed
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by jedberg 6mo ago
She didn’t last long.
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by jedberg 6mo ago
I'm not actually sure who you are mad at here. The engineer who is being super productive with AI, or the author for suggesting that an engineer can be that productive with AI.
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by jedberg 6mo ago
I actually agree with you. Between lobbying from the AI companies, artists when they realize it's a tool they can use to enhance their own work, and probably the movie makers themselves when the realize how much their own people want
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by jedberg 6mo ago
My favorite scrum story: When I worked at reddit, we were still owned by Condé Nast, and we worked in the corner of the Wired magazine office. Condé Nast got a new CTO, who was completely all-in on agile. To the point that she called eve
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by jedberg 6mo ago
I literally said: "although there is still some unresolved issues around how much AI" Which is really the crux of the issue.
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by jedberg 6mo ago
Given the latest court ruling in March that AI works can't be copyrighted, this makes a lot of sense. The movie itself can't be copyrighted if it uses AI (although there is still some unresolved issues around how much AI).
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by jedberg 6mo ago
I have an alternate explanation. With the rise of AI recruiters, there is no cost to them to contact you. They don't even have to do the search and compose the message. They're basically reaching out to everyone. At first I fou
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by jedberg 6mo ago
And to demonstrate the awesomeness of the crew unity, from the post landing press conference: Reporter: Whose Nutella was that, that was floating by you in space? Crew: That was ours. Yes, we do everything as a four-person crew.
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by jedberg 6mo ago
Summary of the comments in here: * I used the programming functionality of the calculator to get around the rules * I didn't care much for the math, but my TI calculator was my first programming experience and it's what got me to
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by jedberg 6mo ago
"I've planned ahead. We're just three miles from a primary target. A millisecond of brilliant light and we're vaporized. Much more fortunate than millions who wander sightless through the smoldering aftermath. We'll
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by jedberg 6mo ago
In case you don’t have time for an hour long podcast, some of the things I found interesting: * They have never lost a customer in their 47 years of operating. * They don’t do outbound sales, they wait for customers to call them, and then o
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In Verona, Wisconsin you will find one of the biggest tech campuses in the U.S.(freakonomics.com)
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by jedberg 6mo ago
> Who's else would they be? Their employer? They may work at related company, and are required to say this.
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by jedberg 6mo ago
> Fading connections. If two friends go a full year without tapping phones, the link between them softens. Not a punishment — a gentle nudge that real friendships are kept alive in person, not online. One of my very best friends lives in

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