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by sailfast 10mo ago
All the major players offer a CLI, for what it’s worth. You won’t need Vim except to review changes and tweak some things if you feel like it.
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by sailfast 10mo ago
You still need to be curious. I learn a ton by asking questions of the LLMs when I see new things. “Explain this to me - I get X but why did you do Y?” It’s diamond age and a half - you just need to continue to be curious and perhaps slow y
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by sailfast 10mo ago
I think the biggest challenge now becomes how more seasoned engineers teach juniors. The AI makes the ramp a lot easier but you still do best when you understand the whole stack and make mistakes. It’s damned near impossible to figure out w
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by sailfast 10mo ago
My read: China is seen as a serious geopolitical rival that the United States must beat in a shooting or Cold or AI or <insert here> war. As a result PHDs to China as an export would be a negative impact, not a positive one potentiall
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by sailfast 10mo ago
At least in the United States we are not getting this benefit. If AI does begin to really crater the job market, only owners of AI (yes including shareholders) will benefit but most folks do not own stock - or at least do not own any signif
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by sailfast 10mo ago
Yeah - that’s kinda what I was thinking. Unless you’re doing quite granular approvals it gets tricky.
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by sailfast 10mo ago
Ah yes - this is the way. Thanks.
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by sailfast 10mo ago
Yes - separate secrets always - but you've still got local or dev secrets. Seems like the above permissions are the right way to go in the end. Thanks.
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by sailfast 10mo ago
How do you prevent these models from reading secrets in your repos locally? It’s one thing for the ENVs to be user pasted but typically you’re also giving the bots access to your file system to interrogate and understand them right? Does th
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by sailfast 10mo ago
Yes thank you for posting the click-through. Just about every site they make is hot garbage unfortunately. It’s depressing. The Hatch Act is a law, but is effectively dead under this administration as it is never enforced and often violated
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by sailfast 10mo ago
Yeah it’s fascist looking as hell, and they’re the ones that have been registering all these rando program domains. So, so dumb - if only because it’s redundant and wasteful. https://ndstudio.gov/ With such inspiring copy a
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by sailfast 10mo ago
There were no binaries or packages. You wrote the HTML in notepad or maybe you used some "high speed IDE" with syntax highlighting and some buttons like Dreamweaver and then uploaded it via FTP to whatever server you were hosting
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by sailfast 10mo ago
The OP built the React Native mobile app - not the entire platform / company. Some folks commenting like they built the company. Just a point of clarification. Great work! Keep building OP!
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by sailfast 11mo ago
Making friends is great. Talking about work with friends is good and healthy. Moving all of your work related chats off-platform so you can “say whatever you want” about work and eventually making it into a defacto team chat is what I’m tal
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by sailfast 11mo ago
Fair point. It’s a record, but should not be treated as formally. Just because you are having a conversation doesn’t mean you have to breach HR guidelines. My comment was related more to the _overhead_ required before posting. Either way be
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by sailfast 11mo ago
The author pretty clearly states that Agile works well and we should stick to it without deviating too much with our own processes. Your point was related to the parent post but contradicting the article and didn’t acknowledge the contradic
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by sailfast 11mo ago
Did you read the article? :)
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by sailfast 11mo ago
DM-first is an extremely frustrating culture. That kind of operation tells me that that folks are too risk averse and political to discuss things openly. Typically this is led by panicky managers that are worried about involving too many pe
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by sailfast 11mo ago
Sure, but this ends up poisoning any sort of culture and creating all sorts of in-group nonsense which is almost impossible to undo. It’d be like using Blind as your company chat - nobody goes on there to say how great their experience has
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by sailfast 11mo ago
The problem in my opinion is that folks afraid of posting treat chat channels like email and official record instead of a conversation. I like to post ideas, brainstorm, engage if I have a minute to respond to someone with a thought - kinda
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by sailfast 11mo ago
I stay buckled and I’m just a “normie” not afraid of flying that understands turbulence doesn’t always happen in a bell curve with some notice. Not sure if that makes you feel any better? :)
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by sailfast 11mo ago
Perhaps this bit is a second cheaper LLM call that ignores your global settings and tries to generate follow-on actions for adoption.
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by sailfast 11mo ago
This is an excellent article and source. Thank you.
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by sailfast 11mo ago
It’s a mystery to me why companies that know they’re pushing a line of fair use or regulation are suddenly “surprised” when they get sued. They could’ve asked permission. They could have worked with content providers instead of scraping. Bu
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by sailfast 11mo ago
20M seems like a low number and I’m guessing they all used citations or similar content somewhere on the back-end that would map to NYTimes content as a result of a legal discovery request. Also down to 20M from 120M per court order. Sorry,
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by sailfast 11mo ago
I love this - but honestly I was expecting this to end with the fan not functioning due to wifi issues. :)
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by sailfast 11mo ago
This sounds like a cool initiative, but I am curious where Texas is coming up with the $552M for this investment.
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by sailfast 1y ago
I recall the unit economics making sense for all these other industries and bubbles (short of maybe tulips, which you could plant…) . Sure there were over-valuation bubbles because of speculatory demand, but right now the assumption seems t
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by sailfast 1y ago
The intervention doesn't work very well if just after you put in your money, you broadcast to the world via your social media website that Argentina is DYING.
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by sailfast 1y ago
That’s a nice thought - but I think that screen and speaker makers will be incentivized to explicitly NOT do that through their partnerships with the AI and other conglomerate companies that will be building these tools. (If not flat-out be

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