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Zudoku – Great self-hosted developer docs(zudoku.dev)
3 points by martypitt 1y ago|1 comments
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by martypitt 1y ago
I'm not associated with this project, but think it looks great. OSS, MDX, beatuiful-by-default.
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by martypitt 1y ago
It's interesting how most of these tools are (exclusively) Github. We're on Gitlab for historic reasons. Where Github now has numerous opporuntities to use AI as part of your workflow, there's nothing in Gitlab (from what I c
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by martypitt 1y ago
A bit meta - but, what is faun.dev? I visited their site - it looks like a very very slow (possibly because of the current outage?), ad-funded Reddit / HN clone? But, in it's sidebar of "Trending technologies", it lists
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by martypitt 1y ago
I appreciate this comment! I'm often envious of these Macbook announcements, as the battery life on my XPS is poor (~2ish hours) when running Ubuntu. (No idea if it's also bad on Windows - as I haven't run it in years). Thank
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by martypitt 1y ago
Thing that was previously very expensive, manual and took a long time to do, and is done A LOT, is now made faster and cheaper by computers. Pretty much the same problem we all work on every day in $DAY_JOB.
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by martypitt 1y ago
Even if it can't, that wouldn't make this demo any less impressive.
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Codegen Scorer – evaluate the quality of code generated by LLMs(github.com)
2 points by martypitt 1y ago|0 comments
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by martypitt 1y ago
What if -- and this is a hypothetical -- you were offered some kind of "stock option" or "equity share" scheme?
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by martypitt 1y ago
Nice - that's even better - thanks! TIL.
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by martypitt 1y ago
A super quick script to check the deps in your package-lock.json file is here[0]. [0]: https://gist.github.com/martypitt/0d50c350aa7f0fc73354754343...
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by martypitt 1y ago
I've given a few talks at semi-big conferences, and I've always worked hard on the "entertain" part - I think it's really important. BUT (and it's a big but), it adds a second axis of subjectvity. Already, I&#x
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by martypitt 1y ago
Hey! Congrats on shipping. Just FYI - There's a pretty popular (in finance circles) JVM library called Chronicle[0], which also deals with high throughput event queues etc. [0]: https://chronicle.software/
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by martypitt 1y ago
My guess will be: - Shorter support windows, with longer support available for purchase (VMWare actually introduced this, but Broadcom can weaponize it) - Then Enterprise Spring, which has additional features - Then some other license shena
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by martypitt 1y ago
I'm still waiting to see how Broadcom will monetize the Spring ecosystem - which is widely used in almost all large enterprises. Sadly, it feels like an inevitability at this point.
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by martypitt 1y ago
> "We'll even put on a little tie when we talk to you on the phone". Love it.
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by martypitt 1y ago
If the employer is allowed to use an AI proxy for their company, does that make it viable for candidates to deploy an AI proxy / avatar to go through the early stage of the process? That'll truly give the efficiency that these emp
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by martypitt 1y ago
The tldraw team did something similar a while back, called tldraw Computer [0] Same concept, but the tldraw team delivered something with a bit more personality. [0]: https://computer.tldraw.com/
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by martypitt 1y ago
I agree with the principal here, and beleive that it's noble. However, it boils down to "Don't advance technology, wait 'till we fix society", which is futile - regardless of whether it's right.
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by martypitt 1y ago
Rather cutely, "Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office" is an official title, dating back to the 16th century: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Mouser_to_the_Cabinet_Of...
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by martypitt 1y ago
Diagrams look great - well done. Reminds me of a similar project years ago that was doing the same thing - they ultimately struggled with monetization and folded (I forget the name) -- however this one is MIT OSS, so I'm guessing that&
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by martypitt 1y ago
Unsure why this is getting downvoted -- I'm equally excited to see this - thanks for sharing.
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by martypitt 1y ago
> A combination of Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki allowed us to replicate — and in some ways exceed — the visibility we had on AWS Given these existence of these tools, which are fantastic, I'm often stunned at how sluggish, expensiv
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by martypitt 1y ago
This is really cool! And, that you did it in a few weeks is insane. How did you get VS Code embedded in your app? I'm aware of projects like Monaco, and that vscode.dev exists - so it's clearly possible - but I didn't realize
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by martypitt 1y ago
Kotlin has had an OSS (MIT) Language Server for years. It's written and maintained by the community - but isn't that exactly the point of open source? [0]: https://github.com/fwcd/kotlin-language-server
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Ask HN: What's the Enterprise Appetite for MCPs?
1 points by martypitt 1y ago|0 comments
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by martypitt 1y ago
HOCON is a worthy contender in this space - I wish it got more airtime. (We use it extensively). JSON superset, optional quotes for keys, sensible string handling, comments, automatic env variable handling, variable references. It's no
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by martypitt 1y ago
Impressive to see this level of cross-org coordination on something that appears to be maturing at pace (compared to other consortium-style specs/protocol I've seen attempted) Congrats to everyone.
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by martypitt 2y ago
I'm also fascinated by this. People are scurrying to release MCP servers, and there's been a flurry of them put out - but it feels like we've skipped straight to the advanced tooling, on top of a stack that might not have f
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by martypitt 2y ago
Being able to see the prompts is incredibly useful - thanks so much for this - great resource.

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