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by sally_glance 1y ago
Yeah, but it's written in a modular way and extending it is not as painful as one would expect. I actually went that way and wrote a couple of custom watchers for things like that.
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Your first paragraph summarize why businesses want to use Cloudflare and how it helps them maintain their business. Your second paragraph talks about other (non-commercial) sites. I think I'm missing the link here. Why would the admins
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by sally_glance 1y ago
I've used https://github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch before on Linux, it's actually quite good but takes a fair bit of fiddling to get good results.
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by sally_glance 1y ago
I think it's called serverless or FaaS today? But why choose, just do all three at the same time! Actually you don't even have to choose, it will naturally happen when transitions are never fully completed... So before you know it
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by sally_glance 1y ago
We (software agency) recently encountered this line of argument for the first time here in Germany. It definitely reduces costs to swap 3 platform support to 2, but it still came as a kind of surprise to me. They (customer) poured years and
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by sally_glance 1y ago
It seems to me none of this is as clear cut as it seems. Government entities may hold shares in private companies, companies may act on voter's demands by accepting government grants. For some companies, government contracts are actual
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by sally_glance 1y ago
There is even a chance our timeline might include that robot too at some point... Book recommendation no one asked for but which is essentially about some guy living through multiple more or less stupid timelines: Count to Eschaton series b
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Well, a cursory glance into the funding round shows an equity firm (Highland Europe) which had one of their partners moved into a director position at Deepski. Could be the guy collecting "AI leadership experience" for his resume.
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Hm, without more details on the use case and assuming no "round trip to a network" means everything is running on a single host I see a couple of options: 1) Shared memory - use a cache/key-value lib which allows you to swap
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Who or what will review the 5 PRs (including their updates to automated tests)? If it's just yet another agent, do we need 5 of these reviews for each PR too? In the end, you either concede control over 'details' and just tru
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Wherever you look, the conclusion is the same - balance is required. Too many seniors, you get stuck in one way streets. Too many juniors, you trip over your own feet and diverge into unknown avenues. Mix AI in, I don't see how that ch
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Different inside yes, but aren't human brains even worse in a way? You may think you have the perfect altruistic leader/expert at any given moment and the next thing you know, they do a 360 because of some random psychosis, illnes
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Your prior is objectively false, because Europe has the Stripe and Spotify founders (both of which became billionaires during the last 15 years or so).
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Most likely we're not the only species to have achieved that state, and by the law of large numbers will eventually perish just like the others (if we don't manage to transcend this state).
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by sally_glance 1y ago
I'm on board with the cheap offshore and bad incentives motiv, but feel this has to be augmented with a mention of the senior cowboy coder (who just went into retirement). Most likely in the future these stereotypes will be joined by v
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Yeah, I remember all the fun that I had with PhantomJS & friends... My point was that isomorphic/universal/whatever it's called now JS and declarative component frameworks do have some advantages over our WP setups from 1
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by sally_glance 1y ago
We did, but we were not able to run our PHP in the browser or prerender our jQuery on the server.
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Thank you for this reference, it's a great read and actually gave me a better understanding of ABI compatibility issues in general. Probably the wrong place to ask, but where is the claim that static compilation is "hurting batter
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Every one of us leaving (not engaging/commenting) increases the share of AI generated comments (vs real users) the next iteration will train on. I'm not even sure which option is worse. Withdraw and let everyone dilute their own t
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by sally_glance 1y ago
You're right, I was assuming that once the unguided training/optimization methods become cheap enough to perform continuously (and maybe in parallel to inference) it would be indistinguishable from online learning. For true online
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Are we not very close to lifting this restriction? Using GANs multiple networks train each other, then there is stuff like Meta-Learning and Neural Architecture Search... I feel like right now only resource constraints are preventing us fro
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Do you have a link? I'm curious what your approach to mapping the metas is... I guess somehow identify features and their frequency of appearing in images, then clustering them?
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by sally_glance 1y ago
I can only talk about the Slack integration story since I never worked with the Telegram API, but over the last couple of years it has become an incredible mess. There are various ways to do the same thing, different permission models, depr
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Ironically if he told management that he's able to manage a remote team which provides the same amount of work for 25% cost there's a good chance they give him a raise and promotion to outsourcing manager /s
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by sally_glance 1y ago
The CMake (and C++) integration story for VS Code is not great... I ran into lots of issues when I tried some years ago, and now this happened too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43788125 I assume you can still get ev
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by sally_glance 1y ago
50 years might be overstating it a bit, lookup tables/hash maps were a novelty back then and available compute resources increased by many orders of magnitude... So maybe we actually had some real enablers in the meantime. My gut feeli
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Fascinating - I just got a little lost thinking about how and why you selected this exact image. If you were able to select a single image containing the maximum aggregate count of unique features for any given location and describe them te
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Yeah, the current trend has lots of parallels to the low code/no code trend we had a couple of years back and the workflow engine trend we had about 15 years back... I'm curious why you think it would push down the value of engine
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by sally_glance 1y ago
Knowing the industry I'm pretty sure they will all push those AI prototypes to production - because they did the same with non-AI prototypes before. Now the question is once they inevitably pull in experienced folk for maintenance, ref
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by sally_glance 1y ago
I think what they are saying is the 'secret sauce' to successfully vibe coding is being an expert with all the languages, frameworks and tools yourself. Makes sense to me, vibe coding basically shifts your burden to specification

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