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by lucasluitjes 2y ago
> How do you sell yourself if you're more of a generalist like me? I focus on small firms. They don't have the resources or amount of work to hire a full-time (or multiple full-time) person for each role. If you can do many rol
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by lucasluitjes 2y ago
Interesting. Are there similar products targetting bootstrapped founders that have reached a certain milestone? Reported MRR, DAU, etc?
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by lucasluitjes 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | Dev, DevOps, Security | Location: The Netherlands Willing to relocate: no, but willing to travel/visit. I'm flexible with working hours, I usually work with clients from either Western Europe or the USA. I
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Robot dog with blowtorch stops weeds(newscientist.com)
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New approach to optical computing for energy-efficient ML(nature.com)
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Tumor-on-a-chip for personalized cancer treatment(medicalxpress.com)
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Computer game in school made students better at detecting fake news(uu.se)
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New 3D printer can print with unknown material(news.mit.edu)
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StreamingLLM: tiny tweak to KV LRU improves long conversations(news.mit.edu)
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New AI tool discovers realistic metamaterials with unusual properties(phys.org)
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Implantable device that records collection of neurons for months(phys.org)
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ClickOps doesn't have to be terrible(blog.luitjes.it)
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EU GDPR fines hit record high in 2023: 2B+ euros(statista.com)
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Spoof AWS metadata endpoint to return honey tokens(github.com)
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Behavior trees in robotics and AI: An Introduction [book](arxiv.org)
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Researchers used ML model to find antibiotic against drug resistant infections(news.mit.edu)
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New pain drug found by simulating effects of 27M compounds(nyu.edu)
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New catalyst cleanly degrades nylon-6, the plastic in fishing nets(mccormick.northwestern.edu)
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by lucasluitjes 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | Dev, DevOps, Security | Location: The Netherlands Willing to relocate: no, but willing to travel/visit. I'm flexible with working hours, I usually work with clients from either Western Europe or the USA. I
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InjectGPT: The most polite exploit ever(blog.luitjes.it)
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GPT 4 writes glue code between Sinatra (Ruby) and AWS Cognito very well(youtube.com)
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by lucasluitjes 4y ago
Yeah, bidirectional code gen for no-code tools was our use case too (there's a demo video in the post if you're interested). I saw a bidirectional no-code platform called Vision X the other day, people are definitely working on it
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by lucasluitjes 4y ago
It is a compiler/decompiler, data models is just a simple example. There are also examples of generating and parsing controllers, views, schema and route files. But you can define your own templates, so you can parse/generate pret
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by lucasluitjes 4y ago
Wow, those projects look really cool! There's definitely some overlap there. I'd love to see it used for other projects/languages. At the bottom of the post I put a bunch of ideas that I'd integrate with it, if I had mor
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by lucasluitjes 4y ago
Well, looking at the rails monocles (for matching controllers, views, etc) a common pattern is custom matchers/replacers for things like "ast.children.first.to_s.singularize.camelize", so a shorthand for defining those in bot
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by lucasluitjes 5y ago
OP here, we actually considered using the GetPut/Putget/CreateGet terminology during a refactor, but it didn't seem to map perfectly. As I understand it, with lenses you generally define them through a DSL. Monocle lets you d
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by lucasluitjes 5y ago
Mito looks interesting! Regarding the sin, I don't think it entirely applies here, unless I'm misunderstanding you - I'm not super familiar with transpilers. In this case the template is also ruby code, but with placeholders
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by lucasluitjes 5y ago
For regular languages (not templating), if they have good tooling for converting to/from AST it's quite possible. The codebase isn't very flexible right now, but it's also not very big. In fact monocle itself is less tha
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by lucasluitjes 5y ago
A friend who did some work on the project said it reminded him of lenses in functional programming. Since the company name was Snooty Software, he suggested calling the library Monocle, which seems appropriate :-)
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by lucasluitjes 5y ago
Thanks! Yes, it seems like an underappreciated direction. Hoping that this'll be a push towards that.

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