latchkey

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   AI for American-produced cement and concrete(engineering.fb.com)

   224 points by latchkey 7mo ago|118 comments
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   by latchkey 7mo ago

   I made it so that anyone who writes mermaid in HN comments, can see it inline comments, when the OJ extension is installed. https://oj-hn.com/assets/mermaid-light.png
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   Which(shud.in)

   2 points by latchkey 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by latchkey 7mo ago

   I worked at Pivotal Labs where hundreds of developers pair programmed every day, all day. It works, the trick is learning how to get out of your head and communicate with your pair in a way that two brains works better than one. I agree, it
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   by latchkey 7mo ago

   Oh wow, thanks for the context and your work!
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   by latchkey 7mo ago

   Cool, are you related to tummy then? I'm just trying to clear up my own confusion.
7. 277.▲
   by latchkey 7mo ago

   There is a mention of tummy.com and a man, but it is owned by Evelyn Mitchell. https://www.linkedin.com/in/evelynmitchell/
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   by latchkey 7mo ago

   I just got a LG G5 and I bought a $499 Mac Mini and a light up bluetooth keyboard with built in track pad. I never see the OS on my TV. Works fantastic.
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   She uncovered a terrifying lab hidden in California, with alleged ties to China(latimes.com)

   20 points by latchkey 7mo ago|1 comments
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    It is not a personal project.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Of course. I could do a PR review process, but what's the point. It is just a static website.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    So many assumptions. It is a static website hosted on CF workers.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Then I'll read the diffs after the fact and have fix AI it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Prompt injection?! Give me an example.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > There's a middle ground here. I'm responding to this statement: "Nothing should go straight to prod ever, ever ever, ever."
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    This is my business website.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > pedanticism Pedanticism (or pedantry) is the excessive, tiresome concern for minor details, literal accuracy, or formal rules, often at the expense of understanding the broader context. I don't think this had anything to do
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > There's this interesting issue that we've never had occupational licensing for software developers despite the sheer incompetence that we see all the time. I'm laughing over the current Delve/SOC2 situation right no
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > Nothing should go straight to prod ever, ever ever, ever. I'm one-shotting AI code for my website without even looking at it. Straight to prod (well, github->cf worker). It is glorious.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > you are literally helping removing as many jobs as possible, from your colleagues, and from yourselves, not in the long term, but in the short term Pull the bandaid off quickly, it hurts less.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    > People answered this wrong in the Ruby era, they answered it wrong in the PHP era Aren't you conveniently ignoring the fact that there were people saw through that and didn't go down those routes?
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    What happens to all the compute that was allocated to run that service? They would have signed multi-year contracts.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Thanks. Honestly, just don't use firefox. There are bugs in the extension that only happen on FF and I can't figure out why because I can't figure out the devtools enough to even set a debugger statement. Really sad what that
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    Litellm 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 on PyPI are compromised(old.reddit.com)

    2 points by latchkey 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Awesome! I'm glad you like it. Having trouble getting word out about it, so I appreciate the kind words.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    >I was looking at Gaussian splatting tools and it seemed the majority of it was CUDA only. Not surprising. True, the ecosystem is like early OSX vs. Windows. Eventually it'll get ported over if there is demand.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    It is not perfect, but it isn't that bad anymore. Tons of improvements over the last year.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Like what? Most of the good stuff is ported over already and anything else, tag Anush on X and see what you get. Also happy to help. The point is that they care now.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Kind of yes, except there is no block reward.
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    by latchkey 7mo ago

    Old news. ROCm works a lot better now than it did a year ago.