santiagobasulto

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by santiagobasulto 6mo ago
General consultancy is an extremely crowded space. As a startup CEO, I get at least 3 emails per week from software agencies and consultants. On top of that, they're usually located in India/Ukraine and the rates they offer are ve
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by santiagobasulto 6mo ago
This looks like a very interesting model and very promising, especially after llama lost so much ground recently. I hope they release the weights
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
But doesn't $15M/day of inference cost imply "demand" from users? If this is the case, it's just a matter of time until costs can be reduced.
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
I blogged about this last year[0]... > ### Software Supply Chain is a Pain in the A* > On top of that, the room for vulnerabilities and supply chain attacks has increased dramatically AI Is not about fancy models, is about plain old S
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
Sometimes I want the venvs to be in a centralized location, and just do: UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT=$HOME/.virtualenvs/{env-name} uv {command}
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
Yes. Exactly. We’re both “feeling” without much proof. But between the two speculations, one is more open and welcoming, while the other is more restrictive.
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
I feel like open source is taking the wrong stance here. There’s a lot of gatekeeping, first. And second, this approach is like trying to stop a tsunami with an umbrella. AI is here to stay. We can’t stop it, for much we try. I feel the suc
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by santiagobasulto 7mo ago
I’ve been using my AirPod Max for hours for the past 2 years and never noticed they were “heavy”. I’m wondering now as I’ve never researched on headphones (I just buy simplicity from Apple, I’m not an audio sophisticated costumer) that was
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by santiagobasulto 8mo ago
What! you're saying that my selective recycling of paper and having the plastic caps attached to the bottles didn't work? SHOCKING (only europeans will understand)
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by santiagobasulto 9mo ago
I'm surprised this post has so many upvotes. This is a gross oversimplification of what Claude Code (and other agents can do). On top of that, it's very poorly engineered.
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by santiagobasulto 9mo ago
Yes I agree with you. The pattern is "composition" vs "inheritance". Defining a "thing" as "what it can do" instead of "what it is". Instead of saying that "a duck is a Bird which in tu
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by santiagobasulto 10mo ago
I love these yearly review posts. Thanks Andy and team.
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by santiagobasulto 10mo ago
I’m on chrome. Maybe it was a hiccup on my end. Looks interesting. We are in the process of looking for some alternatives to temporal/prefect. Would you mind sharing your email so I can send a few questions along with my cofounder?
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by santiagobasulto 10mo ago
Your website is INCREDIBLY slow, and I have a very good laptop with dedicated GPU. Somehow some JS is killing the whole thing. Anyways, the concept looks cool, but I'm failing to see a real value add to something like Temporal. What is
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by santiagobasulto 10mo ago
Offtopic: when did js/ts apps get so complicated? I tried to browse the repo and there are so many configuration files and directories for such a simple functionality that should be 1 or 2 modules. It reminds me of the old Java days.
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by santiagobasulto 10mo ago
Very interesting story and well written so far, I'll finish it after work. One very interesting thing about Xerox was not only their technology but their choice of business model. As smaller companies couldn't afford an expensive
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
> it frequently produces mediocre or worse content I agree, and I go one step beyond: Any "series" is BY DEFINITION, bad. If to tell a good story you need +4 episodes, you're doing a poor job. Or, what's real, you&#x2
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
Docker Hub is affected as well
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AI is all about Software Engineering(sb.thoughts.ar)
5 points by santiagobasulto 11mo ago|0 comments
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
I can’t read past a few paragraphs because medium puts an annoying pop up that takes most of the screen and I can’t close.
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
A metro ticket for a 1hr trip, yes. For 15 minutes? I doubt it.
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
Dzień dobry. It's Germany. There are some options but as I don't use it a lot (I bike A LOT, or use the car, which is electric) I don't have it. Regardless of the tiny rounding errors of 1 or 10 passes, the argument is that i
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
PER ticket. Extremely expensive for the average salary. Theres a reduced fare that is 2.8 for students and elder citizens
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
Unrelated, but shows the "slow collapse" of Europe (where I live in). We all know what a big issue Climate Change (and specially warming in Europe) is. So most European politicians go on and on about environment and all that. Well
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
What! I never said any of that. Never mentioned that people along the nile are "not real africans" and what skin color has to do with it? I just pointed out that the Kush kingdom is NOT sub saharan africa. Why did I point it out?
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
The Kush Kingdom was settled around the Nile, it's NOT sub-saharan Africa. And yes, there are a lot of historical artifacts spread out in the world. But how much WRITTEN and RECORDED history can you find? You can find a totem buried so
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
It's true, they did destroy written records (especially the Khipu I mentioned before). But what can the creator of this tool do? Call it "partial atlas of history based on what we have left after 5000 years of wars"? It is wh
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
You're implying this is some sort of "malice". It's not that authors are "Biased towards Europe". The reality is that, sadly, there's VERY LITTLE historical records in antiquity besides the ones in "E
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
I do care. I appreciate /u/webo's comment. If you're a hater, don't generalize to others. There are still people out there embracing new technologies and change, and with an intact engineering spirit driven by sheer
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by santiagobasulto 11mo ago
Off-topic: but the README of lazygit is awful with all those sponsors at the top. I hope Github comes up with a better way to list sponsors that favors developers and allows them to exclude them from the README. https://github.co

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