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by nunez 7mo ago
Makes sense to me. Most of the companies that spend $$$$ with them can't use public registries for production/production-adjacent workloads due to regulations and, secondarily a desire to mitigate supply chain risk. Artifactory is
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by nunez 7mo ago
It's also a crowded and super mature space space between JFrog (Artifactory) and Sonatype (Nexus). They already support private PyPI repositories and are super locked in at pretty much every enterprise-level company out there.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Open-source models will never be _truly_ competitive as long as obtaining quality datasets and training on them remains prohibitively expensive. Plus, most users don't want to host their own models. Most users don't care that Open
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by nunez 7mo ago
And never forget that we collectively cheered it on as the asteroid's crater got deeper and wider.
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by nunez 7mo ago
You can't guarantee that an LLM will yield the same answer twice, given the same input, by design. You can with compilers. That's the point being made here.
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by nunez 7mo ago
This reads like old agile blog posts from six years ago (which makes sense, seeing as how the organizational problems then are the same as the organizational problems now). It doesn't feel like AI wrote it to me.
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by nunez 8mo ago
They sound incredible (with Apple products), feel super premium, excel at noise cancelling and have really good mics. I've tried Bose and Sony; in fact, I have two pairs of QC Ultras sitting in their boxes waiting to be sold. Neither s
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by nunez 8mo ago
> 3. The majority of liberal arts courses with substantial enrollments (40+) are referred to by students as "fake," as most of the work for these courses can be completed with AI. Seminars remain robust. to be fair, I remember
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by nunez 8mo ago
If nothing else, at least the age of AI finally got devs to write good documentation!
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by nunez 8mo ago
I love this!
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by nunez 8mo ago
Reading article after article and anecdote after anecdote proclaiming writing code by hand "artisinal" and "outdated" wears on you though.
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by nunez 8mo ago
There's an unofficial Claude Code plugin for Vim. It only does plan mode afaik. I haven't used it, but I have considered it. That said, I've been using Vim as my editor for the last ten years. The last few companies I worked
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by nunez 8mo ago
> My million+ open source LOC were always intended as a gift to the world. Says yet another person who's hilariously rich, financially invested in the success of AI and isn't materially affected by AI displacing them.
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by nunez 8mo ago
iOS 7 really changed the game on the iOS aesthetic. We probably would've had more refined skeuomorphism had that re-design not been as aggressive as it was.
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by nunez 8mo ago
You also need to see tellers these days to do large withdrawals (think cashier's checks) and, ironically, resolving account lockouts due to fraud. The big banks also have relationship banking if you have enough money held by them, whic
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by nunez 8mo ago
Yes...because banks have made it much more difficult to do online banking through a web browser as a forcing function to route people to their apps. I actually switched to a credit union last year from Chase partly for this reason. Chase us
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by nunez 8mo ago
BDD reincarnated!!!!
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by nunez 8mo ago
I last used Bitbucket in 2021-ish. It was fine for what it was, especially on-premise, but it's a very hard sell in a world where GitLab and webhooks exist and even harder now that Gitea is finally picking up steam.
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by nunez 8mo ago
And really hard to coordinate with remote teams. I say this as a lover of sticky notes.
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by nunez 8mo ago
Glad you mentioned Google Sheets. I moved my personal task tracking from Trello to Notion to Sheets. Sheets has been the best for me. Infinite customizability, fast, lean.
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by nunez 8mo ago
HN cargo-cults heavily for sure. That's more of a reflection of SV culture than something unique to HN. 2016-2018 was Docker and Kubernetes. 2020 was COVID. 2021-2022 was WFH good, RTO bad...and lots of Web3 and crypto stuff. 2023 was
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by nunez 8mo ago
I'd rather read the 11000 word prompt, in that case. I'd rather not have my text-only feed get the TikTok treatment.
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by nunez 8mo ago
Most comments on here are really well-written. I can imagine someone for whom English is a second language (or a first language but aren't as good at writing as they'd like to be) using an LLM to "keep up." Of course, th
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by nunez 8mo ago
I'd be fine with treating this like snippets from Wikipedia with citations back to the article. This way, people can manually verify the sources if they so choose.
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by nunez 8mo ago
I hate how easy AI has made outsourcing thinking. You can literally type fragments of a thought into $CHAT_ASSISTANT and get a super polished response back that gets you 99% of the way there. It's almost like we, collectively, looked a
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by nunez 8mo ago
Love to see it. The next step is to run Pangram on every post and ban the offenders! Fight AI with AI! /s In all seriousness, this is one of the few places I trust for genuine conversations with other people. Forums are mostly dead, Re
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by nunez 8mo ago
Support, especially for older releases (which is important for heavily regulated companies that can't upgrade on a dime). More heavily vetted (i.e. older) kernel and support for every package in their repository. Guaranteed security ho
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by nunez 8mo ago
McD's burgers are like having Budweiser/Bud Light beer (or Starbucks coffee if you don't drink alcohol). The product is just okay --- sometimes even good --- but it's unbelievably consistent. A Bud Light/Starbucks i
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by nunez 8mo ago
I maintain expense tracking software that I wrote a while ago (before ChatGPT) that sends receipts and some metadata about them into Google Sheets (previously Expensify). A few months ago, I used Claude to add a feature that does exactly wh
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by nunez 8mo ago
There are lots of alternative container image registries: quay, harbor, docker's open sourced one, the cloud providers, github, etc. Or do you mean a replacement for docker hub?

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