joshSzep

5 ms·

1.
by joshSzep 1y ago
I’ve been thinking about how modern family structures seem increasingly misaligned with what our biology and history may have prepared us for. It seems likely that nature "intended" families to be multigenerational, larger clan-li
2.
by joshSzep 2y ago
I've built the same toy project (personalized bedtime story generator) with lang-chain and lang-graph + pydanticAI. I preferred the latter. With agents right now the priority is to try to wrestle predictability out of the models and wo
3.
by joshSzep 2y ago
My pleasure. Here are the searches in question: https://www.phind.com/search/cm73qdt6s00043b6qgccsnse8 https://www.phind.com/search/cm73qi43300003b6r8hlbxblw
4.
by joshSzep 2y ago
I am very impressed and I am getting great results for queries like "Show me how to use langchain in python". However I am disappointed that when I provide a url it can not read the page. Given that this is a search engine I would
5.
by joshSzep 2y ago
Location: Los Angeles, CA Remote: Open to remote or hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13lFWbghYECCzY8QAEjXcC44RlPd...
6.
by joshSzep 2y ago
We are loving it and we aren't even using it fully to its ability. For example we do almost no communication in the 'chat' that exists for each issue (in place of comments) since we are a very small team and still are talking
7.
by joshSzep 2y ago
this happens after I've moved everything to height. downside is it was a lot of work. upside is height is amazing and I'm pleased with the choice. anyone else using it?
8.
by joshSzep 2y ago
I really wanted to click on the features as they slid by to learn more about them. I was disappointed when I couldn't.
9.
by joshSzep 2y ago
I bit the bullet and am trying it out. I'll let anyone who is interested know how it goes.
10.
Has anyone used Proton Business Suite rather than Google's for a startup?
79 points by joshSzep 2y ago|64 comments
11.
by joshSzep 2y ago
pylance is pyright under the hood, isn't it? it's the main reason I use pyright over mypy: I work in VSCode and I want compatible type checking
12.
by joshSzep 2y ago
excellent! I have been using Cursor for the last couple months after a year of using GitHub Co-Pilot. it's not even a fair comparison. Cursor is just so much better, especially comparing it's chat quality to GitHub Co-Pilot chat.
13.
by joshSzep 2y ago
DMNO looks wonderful. I would love to use it for a monorepo which is using TypeScript/React for frontend services and Python for the backend. Native Python support please, `user_demand += 1`
14.
by joshSzep 3y ago
And the following examples show it is not. While it is pretty straightforward to add `uv ` in front of any pip calls, it is not API compatible.
15.
by joshSzep 3y ago
That's pretty psychopathic in my opinion
16.
by joshSzep 3y ago
exactly.. Porn is entertainment, not education.
17.
by joshSzep 3y ago
By itself it is fun but ineffective. I combined it with twice a week personal tutoring sessions. Now I have someone to explain the grammar and the sentences in Duolingo start to make sense. Start to pick up vocab quicker. I really love Duol
18.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Using Terraform, but secretly admiring Pulumi (Python)
19.
by joshSzep 3y ago
YouTube music has been really great for me as well when it comes to discovery.
20.
by joshSzep 3y ago
and this is why Glassdoor and Blind exist
21.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Does anyone read cover letters? The practice originated from when we printed out resumes and literally needed a sheet of paper to cover a resume for privacy purposes. In modern times I am never printing resumes; they are just a PDF on my co
22.
by joshSzep 3y ago
`caffeinate` is a game changer. Now I can keep my Slack status green without sitting in an empty zoom room. #WFHLife ;)
23.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Excellent comment, inimino. > Over ten or twenty years, the difference between these two habits is night and day. The people who read the documentation first, and only then ask for help, and the people who ask for help first and get it a
24.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Because ain't nobody got time for that. ;) More seriously, I think that we have been trained to rely on just in time searches (or ChatGPT sessions) when we encounter the next thing we need to learn. RTFM is just so time consuming and I
25.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Nix vs not Nix seems like a parallel to Infrastructure As Code (terraform for example) vs Cowboying the AWS Console. Is that a fair comparison?
26.
by joshSzep 3y ago
I recall Yelp's onboarding to be the best I've encountered anywhere. Some highlights: - Before Day 1 I received a pleasant email on my personal account that walked me through Day 1: simple things like getting a badge, finding my t
27.
by joshSzep 3y ago
The government can't really enforce bedtimes, but it can enforce this. And as someone who has identified as a night owl my whole life I am thankful that future night owls may be less forced to accommodate the morning bird world we live
28.
by joshSzep 3y ago
Atuin is outstanding. I've barely scratched the surface of its features, but it's already made a significant impact on my command line usage.
29.
by joshSzep 3y ago
First priority, IMHO, is to support running on Linux and Apples. For an open source business model consider "open core". Open source the core engine, and charge for additional features. I would recommend SQL Server and Oracle be p
30.
by joshSzep 3y ago
it's API-compatible with redis, but not part of redis. it's proposition is a faster, more scalable, multithreaded drop in redis replacement.

More ›