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by riwsky 2y ago
Hats off to you!
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by riwsky 2y ago
That’s because you aren’t supposed to wrap your head around a hat, you’re supposed to wrap the hat around your head.
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by riwsky 2y ago
My understanding is that the original Gmail team actually invented modern LLMs in passing back in 2004, and it’s taken outsiders two decades to catch up because doing so requires setting up the Closure Compiler correctly.
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by riwsky 2y ago
As the article points out, the difference between frameworks for building a website vs building an LLM agent is that we have decades more industrial experience behind our website-building opinions. I’ve used heavyweight frameworks before, a
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by riwsky 2y ago
The point is that you don’t need a framework for that; the APIs are already similar enough that it should be obvious how to abstract over them using whatever approach is natural in your programming language of choice.
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by riwsky 2y ago
They actually do a decent impression of one using generators: https://effect.website/docs/guides/style/do#using-effectgen import { Effect } from "effect" // Get the current timesta
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by riwsky 2y ago
A fair criticism. To Effect's credit, though, their OpenTelemetry integration reports usable spans (i.e. stack trace matching the mental model, not the trampolined event loop) and associates the logs with them appropriately.
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by riwsky 2y ago
It makes the errors that a function can fail with part of that function's type.
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by riwsky 2y ago
You appear to be describing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
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by riwsky 2y ago
Tautological!
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by riwsky 2y ago
You don’t need to out-litigate the bear,
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by riwsky 2y ago
This is if they made chat bots on the east coast instead
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by riwsky 2y ago
I don’t see how uninstalling Windows from your laptop is gonna solve hotel Wi-Fi problems—but power to you, I guess.
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by riwsky 2y ago
Promobuf
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by riwsky 2y ago
Thames New Roman
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by riwsky 2y ago
but by then we'll have forgotten this conversation, so it nets out
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by riwsky 2y ago
Is that verbatim the prompt you put? You misused “aid” for “aide”, “principals” for “principles”, “countries” for “country’s”, and typo’d “affiliation”—which is all certainly fine for an internet comment, but would break the illusion of som
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by riwsky 2y ago
The difficulty I had figuring out what “spaghetti” image he was talking about—before realizing that I could tap on the images to show different images—seriously diminishes my trust in the author on matters of user interface design.
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by riwsky 2y ago
Witness the power of dependency injection
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by riwsky 3y ago
Charge more.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Glad they found what they were seaking
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by riwsky 3y ago
I hear that you and your band have sold your guitars and bought turntables. I hear that you and your band have sold your turntables and bought guitars.
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by riwsky 3y ago
you wouldn’t GameShark A CAR
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by riwsky 3y ago
TL;DR: “TL;DR”
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by riwsky 3y ago
I aspire to build software so despised as Excel. You either EOL a hero, or you sell upgrades enough to see yourself become the villain.
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by riwsky 3y ago
How do you figure subscriptions misalign incentives? The alternative, of selling upgrades, incentivizes devs to focus on new shiny shit that teases well. I instead rather they focus on making something I get value out of consistently.
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by riwsky 3y ago
I know something’s off about the visionOS keyboard—but I can’t put my finger on it.
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by riwsky 3y ago
Go
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by riwsky 3y ago
Eclipse day? Beware the IDEs of March.
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by riwsky 3y ago
OpenAI? closed source. Stability AI? facing instability. Startup idea: Unprofitable.ai

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