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by plandis 9mo ago
Right? I’d instantly reject any review sent to me if there were no tests.
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by plandis 9mo ago
Do you have a public repo showing your setup? I’d be curious to see it in practice.
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by plandis 10mo ago
I agree. Error or higher should result in an alarm and indicates that some corrective action needs to be taken.
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by plandis 10mo ago
This only works if society was okay with surveillance on private property. The wealthy can afford large tracts of private land and can afford to send people on their behalf to interact in public for many things. They can pay services to com
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by plandis 10mo ago
I love that resource and reference it fairly frequently. There is also this [1] which Aphyr collabed on which you might find interesting if you haven’t seen it yet. [1] https://antithesis.com/resources/reliability_gloss
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by plandis 1y ago
I can reproduce this by covering one of the exterior mics used for ANC when there is a decent amount of background noise in the environment. It results in feedback that causes a high pitch ringing. The AirPods Pro 2 don’t have this same iss
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by plandis 1y ago
Dynamo is AFAIK, not used by core AWS services.
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by plandis 1y ago
Causal profiling is something I infrequently use but I have been able to apply it outside of micro benchmarks in an orchestration system. If you have a business process that is complex and owned by many different groups then causal profilin
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by plandis 1y ago
What is your point? Surely you’re not trying to draw some conclusion between an entire countries modern day medical field and a theory a person proposed in the 1800s, right?
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by plandis 1y ago
I think research consistently shows that adjusting for inflation young adults make less than previous generations.
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by plandis 1y ago
> women apply, and meet the necessary academic standards, at a much higher rate than men This is the more interesting observation. Why is it that boys are struggling in school? Why are we not doing anything about it?
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by plandis 1y ago
I don’t know if I buy that this is a conspiracy with bribes but killing the grants reduces the rate of growth of energy generation which reduces its future supply. Adding energy capacity reduces the prices at which firms can sell energy sin
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by plandis 1y ago
This mostly mimics my own experience. I’ve mostly gotten value out of handing off planned/scoped coding tasks to LLMs. It’s faster to have the LLM generate code and the quality is usually fine if the task is properly scoped. Actually w
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by plandis 1y ago
As far as I know, by default Git doesn’t enable the “reuse recorded resolution” feature so if you made a change to the first commit you’d have to manually do the same thing for any subsequent commits.
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by plandis 1y ago
> The CLI has nice syntax highlighting to show you the shortest valid prefix, so for example, right now I have something that looks like lzrvnkxl but the initial l is in purple, while the zrvnkxl is in grey. This means I can just use t
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by plandis 1y ago
> we've been told to hire h1b ONLY If you’re not being hyperbolic, this seems like fraud on the part of whoever is submitting visa applications for your company.
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by plandis 1y ago
How far are you driving in a typical day? If it’s less than like 100 miles (161km) I think that the vast majority of EV batteries are going to get you where you want to go, even with 25% reductions due to cold weather. FWIW, the American av
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by plandis 1y ago
According to the military release [1]: > Approximately 700 Marines with 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division will seamlessly integrate with the Title 10 forces under Task Force 51 who are protecting federal personnel and feder
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by plandis 1y ago
> There is simply nothing to it If this were true nobody would play the games? If people found no benefit or interest they wouldn’t play. Even if you think it’s literally just gambling, which I disagree with, people still find value in t
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by plandis 1y ago
For anyone as confused as I was, this article uses nm to mean nautical miles not nanometers.
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by plandis 1y ago
Its fascinating to me that someone in their early 20s in the 2008 worldwide economic recession to have that much economic success. The fact that this guy could see that massive data analysis with was a winning investment strategy and then o
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by plandis 1y ago
Any claims about functionality with coding assistants should be looked upon skeptically without including the prompts, IMO. It could very well be that Cursor isn’t very helpful. It could also be the case that the person prompting is not pro
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by plandis 1y ago
GPLv3 requires the license to be kept. Seems reportable to the owner of the repo and or GitHub.
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by plandis 1y ago
I can’t think of any. Even if you wanted to give someone broad permissions to access and modify data, you wouldn't turn off the audit logs.
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by plandis 2y ago
ORMs have the problem that they are only useful for projects with some complexity but not too much. It’s overkill for small projects and not expressive enough if you’re doing really complicated stuff. Even if you do have a good use case for
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by plandis 2y ago
Their comparison is not clear at all what you’re getting out of a rather large subscription price, IMO. > Substantially more usage to work with Claude Compared to pro or free what does this mean? More requests / time? More tokens &#
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by plandis 2y ago
The main questions I have with using LLMs for this purpose in a business setting are: 1. Is the company providing the model willing to indemnify _your_ company when using code generation? I know GitHub Copilot will do this with the models t
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by plandis 2y ago
It’s common practice to put your preferences and tips/advice into a readme solely for the LLM to consume to learn about what you want it to do. So you’d set things like code standards (and hopefully enforce them via feedback tools), gu
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by plandis 2y ago
AP is a major source for breaking news. Forcing journalists to only go with the executive branch’s narrative or else face being banned is not a sign of free press. Additionally, saying it’s harmless trolling is not what I think any sane per
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by plandis 2y ago
Not sure but services overall is one of Apples fastest growing business segments.

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