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by lysecret 3y ago
Fully agree. Depending on your choices ChatGPT can either enhance of fully remove your learning.
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by lysecret 3y ago
I have found my people. I watched this show like 6 times haha
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by lysecret 3y ago
I learned it through Domain Modeling Made Functional (it uses F# though which looks the same as Ocaml).
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by lysecret 3y ago
FastUI might be worth a look. An alternative from the founder of Pydantic (haven’t tried it though). https://github.com/pydantic/FastUI?tab=readme-ov-file
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by lysecret 3y ago
I usually agree but I honestly believe even before OpenAI he was set for life and he will now care more about how exciting the work is and how much it aligns with his interests/values.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Hmmm, so this excited me a great deal since I spent some time building a property-based testing system for a trading execution engine. (Which really can't have any issues). It's an agent-based system with many possible race condit
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by lysecret 3y ago
Because they are on AWS and can't use Cloud Run.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Half the stuff is K8s related... Makes me very happy to use Cloud Run.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Haha very good catch. I prefer GCP but I will admit any day of the week that their support is bad. Makes sense that they would value good support highly.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Also much prefer GCP but gotta say their support is hot steaming **. I wasted so much time for absolutely nothing with them.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Do not like these types of books try all of them. However, Designing Data-Intensive Applications is just fantastic.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Better than GPT4 on my tests. I also prefer the way it responds and it is also a bit quicker for me.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Hiring for potential means to me, they didn't have the time to learn something yet. So, the most important thing is: How quickly do they learn new stuff? Are they excited about learning new stuff? You can figure this out by letting the
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by lysecret 3y ago
Or weeded out honest people.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Very good response, can I ask you for a way to find your company? I am working in the same space.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Didn't hear about the @ sign that sounds indeed very useful. Also, you're examples agree with my experience. The important thing is to make the tasks as small as possible while still being useful being able to quickly combine gpts
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by lysecret 3y ago
Im curious what do you have in mind related to fitness?
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by lysecret 3y ago
Contracts are usually on the order of 10 years.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yep, the future is JS full-stack. Especially with stuff like Trpc, Next, Server Components. These frameworks just have much more options to integrate the frontend and backend nicely.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yes I agree. I think you could easily add if the pr is merged we reward it with some money etc and it would be perfect.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Yes we are using DuckDB right now. Love it. Works extremely well if you can partition down your data to manageable (few gbs) size.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Column orientation is extremely important for query + storage efficiency. Furthermore, you need a distributed query engine (Athena, Bigquery etc.) and they all support parquet.
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by lysecret 3y ago
Nowadays I am usually using micromamba inside Docker. I honestly never had any issues. I need docker anyway for deployment. And mamba/conda is almost needed for scientific stuff (working with some super niche weather stuff which is onl
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by lysecret 3y ago
Haha this is amazing.
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by lysecret 3y ago
I agree. However simple to understand code with high human efficiency is nearly impossible to measure. Honestly, maybe ChatGPT could give you the best evaluation/measure of that.
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by lysecret 3y ago
I think the main reason people don't do something like this more often is that this turns you from a "coder" to a "manager". Your task now is to serialize the issue and to ask the right questions / keep everyth
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by lysecret 3y ago
Ok, big noob question I never understood how to capitalize headlines correctly. Can someone eli5 ?:D
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by lysecret 3y ago
Quite an aspirational read especially about how the team came to be. I love open source.
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by lysecret 3y ago
My bet was they would delay it. Well excited to see what people will build but also a little worried. Users have developed a lot of trust towards ChatGPT some are using it as a therapist, uploading a lot of secret info etc. Now with custom
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by lysecret 3y ago
I love that we all have our own version of this saying! Here is mine (my dad practically raised me with this haha) Make it run, make it right, make it fast (if you have to).

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