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by nzach 6mo ago
What I do is use 'C-z' and 'fg' to suspend and resume my editor when I need. Pressing C-z on neovim puts me back in the terminal so I can do whatever I need to do and when that is done I just type 'fg' in the t
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by nzach 6mo ago
I've been using a POC-driven workflow for my agentic coding. What I do is to use the LLM to ask a lot of questions to help me better understand to problem. After I have a good understanding I jump into the code and code by hand the cor
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by nzach 6mo ago
If you have a large PR the existence of a good summary on "what" changed can help you to make a better review. But I agree with you, when reading PR descriptions and code comments I want a "why" not a "what". A
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by nzach 7mo ago
I not sure that Embedding Anomaly Detection as he described is either a good general solution or practical. I don't think it is practical because it means for every new chunk you embed into your database you need to first compare it wi
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Major Outage in Datadog Web Application(status.datadoghq.com)
3 points by nzach 7mo ago|0 comments
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by nzach 7mo ago
This is a fair tradeoff. I think you should consider putting this information in your site. I always read "we don't support Firefox" as "we are lazy", but that's not always the case.
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by nzach 7mo ago
That's true, but you forgot a key piece in this puzzle. The AI can only produce things that already exist. It can combine new things, this is why you can it for a picture of Jesus planting a flag on the Moon. But it only works because
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by nzach 7mo ago
Has anyone ever tried to have a SMTP server to receive e-mails and have an integration with third-party services to send e-mails (aws ses, sendgrid, ...) ? In my experience receiving e-mails is easy, you just need to deal with some spam. Bu
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by nzach 7mo ago
> Do you think that by having that feature and having the Openfuse solution self-hosted, it would be something you would give a try? No, I don't think this is compelling enough to try it at work. > By the way, if you don't m
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by nzach 7mo ago
> where 15 services all call the same dependency and each one is independently discovering the same outage at different times I don't really see what problem this solves. If you have proper timeouts and circuit breakers in your serv
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by nzach 7mo ago
> they make per-instance decisions with per-instance state But this is a feature, not a bug. You seems to be assuming that people use circuit-breaks only on external requests, in this situation your approach seems reasonable. If you have
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Datadog Monitors Are Down(status.datadoghq.com)
7 points by nzach 8mo ago|0 comments
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by nzach 9mo ago
> The real question is what existing language is perfect for LLMs? I think verbosity in the language is even more important for LLMs than it is for humans. Because we can see some line like 'if x > y 1.1 then ...' and relate
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by nzach 10mo ago
> As philosopher Peter Hershock observes, we don’t merely use technologies; we participate in them. With tools, we retain agency—we can choose when and how to use them. With technologies, the choice is subtler: they remake the conditions
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by nzach 10mo ago
Sure, but I've never had a 'standard router' with support dns blocking. I know you can do this with something like pfsense, but that's not that common. You also have the option to put a piehole in your network. It is pre
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by nzach 10mo ago
> The change was first spotted by users on Reddit and confirmed in an updated Netflix support page (via Android Authority), which now states that the streaming service no longer supports casting from mobile devices to most TVs and TV-str
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by nzach 10mo ago
> developers have gone away from Dedicated servers (which are actually cheaper, go figure) It depends on how you calculate your cost. If you only include the physical infrastructure having a dedicated server is cheaper. But by having som
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by nzach 11mo ago
> You have to carefully review and audit every line that comes out of an LLM. You have to spend a lot of time forcing LLM's to prove that the code it wrote is correct. You should be nit-picking everything. I'm not sure this sta
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by nzach 11mo ago
I think this "'should review' threshold" is a really great idea, but I probably wouldn't be able to trust it enough to make it useful.
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by nzach 11mo ago
> How did we get here? I think the response lies in the surrounding ecosystem. If you have a company it's easier to scale your team if you use AWS (or any other established ecosystem). It's way easier to hire 10 engineers that
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by nzach 11mo ago
What I'm trying to say is that everything we build has positive and negative effects in our society. And if we want to create a better society we need to have a good understanding of these effects. I think your article about 'Lack
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by nzach 11mo ago
I find it really odd this recent push for discussions around the development of new datacenters. There is a plan for constructing a new high-capacity datacenter [edit: near my city]. And a lot of discussions in the media are done through an
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by nzach 11mo ago
I had the same expectation going in. But it was an interesting read.
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by nzach 11mo ago
> Omarchy feels like a project created by a Linux newcomer, utterly captivated by all the cool things that Linux can do, but lacking the architectural knowledge to get the basics right I've used Omarchy over the last few months and
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P99 Conf(p99conf.io)
4 points by nzach 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nzach 1y ago
I don't want to be too negative, but all your demos seems extremely silly. Sure, the package is really interesting and definitely got me interested. But not one of the demos seems like a good use of the hardware. If you want to positio
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by nzach 1y ago
What is you opinion on what is the "right level of detail" that we should use when creating technical documents the LLM will use to implement features ? When I started leaning heavily into LLMs I was using really detailed document
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by nzach 1y ago
I've never done this task specifically, but I imagine the new google model (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) is what you want. It has really good character consistency, so you should be able to paste a single sprite and ask it to generate the r
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by nzach 1y ago
> 0% of LLM users could produce a correct quote, while most Brain-only and Search users could I think a better interpretation would be to say that LLMs gives people the ability to "filter out" certain tasks in our brains. Maybe
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by nzach 1y ago
One thing that I haven't seen a lot of people talk about is the relatively new model config "Opus Plan Mode: Use Opus 4.1 in plan mode, Sonnet 4 otherwise". In my opinion this should be the default config. Increasing the qual

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