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Kickbacks: An ad marketplace for coding agent spinners(twitter.com)
15 points by kabirgoel 4mo ago|2 comments
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by kabirgoel 8mo ago
https://kabirgoel.com
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by kabirgoel 10mo ago
My team has been using it in prod for about a year now. There were some minor bugs in the runtime's implementation of buffers in 1.22 (?), but that was about the only issue we ran into. The nice things: 1. It's fast. 2. The standa
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by kabirgoel 1y ago
This is great. Poking into the source, I find it interesting that the author implemented a custom turn detection strategy, instead of using Silero VAD (which is standard in the voice agents space). I’m very curious why they did it this way
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
Correct. You can also share your location with friends. A lot of friend groups (at least my age) use Find My as a kind of social network.
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
Guessing the shortcomings become starker if you’re spending lots of time in the codebase/building a company on top of it.
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
I work at Cartesia, which operates a TTS API similar to Play [1]. I’d be willing to venture a guess and say that our TTS model, Sonic, is probably SoTA for on-device, but don't quote me on that claim. It's the same model that powe
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
(Not the author but I work in real-time voice.) WebSockets don't really translate to actual GPU load, since they spend a ton of time idling. So strictly speaking, you don't need a GPU per WebSocket assuming your GPU infra is suffi
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
As someone who's attended events run by Daily/Kwindla, I can guarantee that you’ll have fun and leave with your IP rights intact. :) (In fact, I don't even know that they're looking for talent and good ideas... the motiv
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by kabirgoel 2y ago
Thanks for the shoutout! We're very excited about how this space is evolving and are working on new features and perf improvements to support experiences like this.
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by kabirgoel 3y ago
Once you start following people the noise mostly disappears. Think the initial feed is a way for users to bootstrap their follow list.
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by kabirgoel 3y ago
Zed has copilot support. I’ve been using it, and it works pretty well.
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by kabirgoel 3y ago
> Most programming work is still text editing [...] Text no longer needs to be the primary way of conveying programs. There are practical reasons text works best on screens, but if your coding environment is boundless then there’s no rea
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by kabirgoel 3y ago
Ha, that turned out to be a pretty good prediction. Wonder what else can be gleaned from features in standard products.
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by kabirgoel 3y ago
While OP could have worded their comment better, this is exactly the kind of thing that Swartz explicitly aligned himself against. [1] It would be incredibly surprising for Swartz to have supported the kind of bait-and-switch tactics Reddit
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Analyzing dependencies of JavaScript snippets(kabirgoel.com)
1 points by kabirgoel 3y ago|0 comments
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
Agreed. I used Supabase for a fairly simple project and felt like I had to know a lot about Postgres to implement anything. If you’re building something yourself, I feel like Firebase is still the safer bet. I’m guessing Supabase really shi
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Why don’t more apps leverage programming experience? (2021)(kabirgoel.com)
2 points by kabirgoel 4y ago|0 comments
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
Fantastic game! Have you considered using the Bubble Tea [1] library? I recently used Bubble Tea to write a Flappy Bird-like game [2] and it was incredibly fun. It splits your app up into a Model (state), a View function (that uses the mode
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
I’ve always found government codebases fascinating, since you can directly witness the intersection of code and law! Also see this issue raised on the Public Sans repo, which claims the typeface (created by the American government) is uncon
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
A pipe dream, or a dream pipe? :)
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
Yep, although on HTTP/2 this shouldn't be an issue anyway.
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
The argument this article makes is invalid. You’re missing out on a 100X investment opportunity in any bubble. The question isn’t whether you can make money off it—of course you can! The question is how soon the dumpster fire is going to
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Me, But Online: A collection of minimalist, original personal websites(mebut.online)
3 points by kabirgoel 4y ago|0 comments
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
The transformer + vector search idea is incredibly fun and powerful. A couple years ago, I used it to build a search engine for news articles capable of surfacing related stories from any news outlet. I’m not surprised people are packaging
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
https://kabirgoel.com I want to rewrite it in a hand-rolled Go stack, since Next.js feels very heavy for this kind of thing.
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by kabirgoel 4y ago
Author here. You’re correct. I spent about 20 minutes mulling over whether to call it a transpiler for the purposes of the post, but "compiler" felt more appropriate. Technically, it could even be called a decompiler since it&#x27
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I wrote a Brainfuck to Go compiler(kabirgoel.com)
36 points by kabirgoel 4y ago|22 comments
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by kabirgoel 5y ago
Not GP, but I think they meant big fraction and mistakenly wrote small fraction. At least that’s the only way their comment makes sense to me.
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Opinionated by Default, Programmable by Design(kabirgoel.com)
4 points by kabirgoel 5y ago|0 comments

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