rtaylorgarlock

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by rtaylorgarlock 7mo ago
My preferred tool to solve these issues is called 'gitlab'
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Ask HN: How do you walk away from a project you care about?
2 points by rtaylorgarlock 7mo ago|2 comments
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Introducing Oz: the orchestration platform for cloud agents(warp.dev)
1 points by rtaylorgarlock 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rtaylorgarlock 8mo ago
Looks like image was removed and maybe only a demo?
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by rtaylorgarlock 8mo ago
Boy i wish that principle held up in real medicine and other parts of life; "rep and skills" may in some ways equal power, but that false equivalency is how problematic behavior is excused in unfit individuals.
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by rtaylorgarlock 8mo ago
I also prefer to manage version management myself directly, even with llm-gen'd CICD elements, so preferring jj hasn't been nearly as costly for me specifically :D
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by rtaylorgarlock 9mo ago
Ah, very cool. Thanks for sharing; will try it out
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by rtaylorgarlock 9mo ago
I've struggled a bit on this: LinkedIn's positivity echo chamber vs. the negativity-rewarding dunk culture here. No greater power exists on HN than critical thinking using techno-logic in a negative direction, revenue and growth b
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by rtaylorgarlock 9mo ago
The OS which requires you to click in order to update also makes it, uh, challenging to resize windows. Sublime. A tiling manager would never.
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by rtaylorgarlock 9mo ago
Dell will design the worst laptop power rail circuits, even after that awful power adapter barrel connector, and still DRM the battery to ensure they alone get revenue on things they designed to fail.
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by rtaylorgarlock 9mo ago
Respect for openness. Good work and good luck.
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by rtaylorgarlock 10mo ago
Ah, you new 'round these parts? It's unfashionable to speak directly--we must fragment, hypothesize, add complexity and nuance rather than simply leave someone's slightly vague statement uncorrected. -_-
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by rtaylorgarlock 10mo ago
Has docling improved? I had a bit of a nightmare integrating a docling pipeline earlier this year. Docs said it was VLM-ready, which I spent lots of hours finding out was not true, just to find a relevant github issue which would've sa
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by rtaylorgarlock 10mo ago
Interesting perspective. I've mainly felt like i have 'American privilege' regarding the ease with which i open accounts of basically any sort on a whim, usually with little friction.
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by rtaylorgarlock 10mo ago
LLM managing a NixOS install lol
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by rtaylorgarlock 10mo ago
Or asking baiting questions just to appear intellectually connected?
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
Exactly. I'm a little interested to see if perhaps designer's eyes will continue to open to the power of licensing terms and control of their work with the whole AI conversation. The only designers i've heard say they care a
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
Upvoted for pipes at the beginning
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
How dare you bring facts or narrative into question which dunk on the original commenter's upvote-worthy comment
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
re: other things, I bet I agree.
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
For many folk's workflows, I'd wager that hypervisors are there and ready. I had a nice time setting up xcp-ng before deciding microk8s fits my needs more betterer; they're just plum good, well documented, and blazing fast.
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
In my experience, somehow the strength in natural language / litigious / prosaic work translated negatively in a way to coding. The verbose, prolific way it writes + the investment into dev tooling by Anthropic resulted in Anthrop
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
> Cursor should be a place where it’s impossible to write bugs. Ha. Does anyone run a total on how much VC funding has gone towards this goal? In aggregate?
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
vintage army cargo pants on right now, baggy af and ready for any 'portable' device I throw at them
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
1) Cool, i hope they get lots of orders. 2) We're not past the 'zero emissions' rhetoric? I get evals 'at the tailpipe,' yet i think we've come past that line of thinking (e.g. Fairphone's Cameroon countr
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
I surely can't be the only contrarian who is fatigued by hearing about Cursor and its bennies, right?
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
Ha! I didn't know that. This blondie is definitely, definitely the more, um, traditional(?, oof) genus and species of American 'blondie' (no offense to blondes, I promise, as my disdain is in the direction of protection of b
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
'Supercarblondie' manages to hit everything I dislike about automotive marketing online all at once.
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
Jaw dropped on reading this. The biodegradable Mercedes harnesses of the 90s followed the Volvo harnesses of the 80s (iirc). I thought we'd worked that out of the automotive engineering world by now. I'm not funded by the petroleu
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by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago
I further like how much diversity is packed into compsci programs in CH, e.g. time at the Paul Scherrer Institute

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