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What agentic AI borrowed from microservices (and made worse)
(temporal.io)
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5mo ago
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We're Witnessing the Evolution of Software Engineering
(mason.dev)
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mmegger
7mo ago
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Of course you can build dynamic AI agents with Temporal
(temporal.io)
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11mo ago
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The fallacy of the graph: Why your next workflow should be code, not a diagram
(temporal.io)
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mmegger
1y ago
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Show HN: Production-Ready Agents with the OpenAI Agents SDK and Temporal
(temporal.io)
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1y ago
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mmegger
3y ago
"Yancey Spruill will continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer until a successor has been appointed, at which point he will step down from his role and as a member of the Board." That's corporate speak for removal. Based o
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DigitalOcean CEO removed from position and board
(businesswire.com)
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mmegger
3y ago
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Coding Compensating Actions (Part of Saga Pattern) in Go with Temporal [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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Live-Coding Compensating Actions (Sagas) in TypeScript [video]
(youtube.com)
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mmegger
3y ago
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Saga Pattern Made Easy
(temporal.io)
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mmegger
3y ago
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Compensating Actions Design Pattern, as explained via breakfast
(temporal.io)
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3y ago
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mmegger
4y ago
This is not the case here. The teams responsible for DigitalOcean’s tutorials were completely removed in this round of layoffs. Not only is is unlikely CSS Tricks won’t be migrated, there may never be another new tutorial again.
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_synthesize, the Developer Conference for Synthetic Data
(gretel.ai)
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4y ago
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mmegger
4y ago
The year that this blew up the DigitalOcean team (I was on this team) met with nearly 100 open source maintainers over the course of weeks to ask their opinions on Hacktoberfest and how we could make it better. We opened up these roundtable
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4y ago
Changes were enacted in 2020 to make the program less spammy. Hacktoberfest is now opt-in and repeated spammers are permanently banned. The amount of spam PRs dramatically dropped after this change was implemented.
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4y ago
I'm very excited about the no-code contributions this year. The entire world benefits from open-source, why should the only people who get to help make it better and shine a light on it be people who code? There is _way_ more to a proj
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4y ago
You should check out SendGrid's case study on how they managed Hacktoberfest. It has a lot of good information there. https://sendgrid.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/SendGrid-Hacktob... A great way to get th
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4y ago
What is the requisite amount of time to keep bringing up the past? In 2020 a problem was identified, the team acted on it, and has since improved the program. How long should they have to continue to apologize for an honest mistake while tr
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mmegger
4y ago
Exactly. I find it amazing how many people are willing to keep bashing something that they haven't taken the time to look into in the past two years.
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Generate Synthetic Data in 3 Lines of Code
(gretel.ai)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Hey look, I made it to Hacker News. Neat :) Glad y’all enjoyed the presentation and article