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by smithcoin 8mo ago
It’s not an AI bubble - it’s an inflated P/E bubble.
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by smithcoin 8mo ago
No, we just want to point out not everybody utilizing agents ends up like LeBron or Jordan - most are Brian Scalabrine.
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by smithcoin 8mo ago
> This is a five-alarm fire if you're a SWE and not retiring in the next couple years. I’m sorry, but this is such a hype beast take. In my opinion this is equivalent to telling people not to learn to drive five years ago because of
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by smithcoin 10mo ago
We use OpenTofu it’s pretty seamless
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by smithcoin 11mo ago
It doesn't work for me on safari either.
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OpenAI completes restructure as for-profit company(semafor.com)
2 points by smithcoin 11mo ago|1 comments
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by smithcoin 1y ago
37signals?
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by smithcoin 1y ago
Not to go full tin-foil hat - but how do we know it isn't?
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by smithcoin 1y ago
IMHO for a comment of this level of vitriol you should probably cite some sources rather than rely on anecdotal evidence.
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by smithcoin 1y ago
Interesting, I find myself thinking the exact opposite.
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by smithcoin 1y ago
And we wonder why we can’t get along anymore when the only time we go outside it to grab our Amazon packages off the porch.
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by smithcoin 1y ago
Growing up on the South Side of Chicago he's probably a White Sox fan.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Speaking of IAC- I have an existing GCP project with some basic infra (service accounts, cloud run jobs, cloud build scripts, and databases) what is the best tool to _import_ all of this into IAC. The only real tool I’ve found is terraforme
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Thanks for pointing it out - I couldn't really follow the full 'drama' between the two threads.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
You described the price increasing from $10/month to $300 (which is an order of magnitude). What I meant was when you are saying it equals out (in terms of cost for you) you would expect a similar increase in performance. If that makes
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Do you have any resources regarding the resignation I could read?
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by smithcoin 2y ago
So it’s an order of magnitude more effective?
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Love anything made by Nolen. To me it seems like he’s hitting the sweet spot of developing single purpose apps/sites that give me nostalgia for what the internet used to be like.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Here is an article of how my team had accomplished this with GitHub actions I posted earlier: https://blog.gregweber.info/blog/github-actions-trunk-based-...
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Trunk Based Development with GitHub Actions(blog.gregweber.info)
2 points by smithcoin 2y ago|0 comments
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by smithcoin 2y ago
Remote management is a requirement for SOC other compliance frameworks.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
FYI If you want to turn this off in workspace you'll need to go here https://admin.google.com/ac/managedsettings/47208553126 and here https://admin.google.com/ac/managedsettings/7931
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by smithcoin 2y ago
FYI If you want to turn this off in workspace you'll need to go here https://admin.google.com/ac/managedsettings/47208553126 and here https://admin.google.com/ac/managedsettings/7931
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by smithcoin 2y ago
> Coding as a profession is completely obsolete. Citation needed.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
> entirely What would you like to wager on this?
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by smithcoin 2y ago
But then the bitcoin could be traced back to Coinbase, where they probably used their bank information to buy it.
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Tell HN: GCP erringly charged over $3.5k for container scanning, refuses refund
2 points by smithcoin 2y ago|2 comments
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by smithcoin 2y ago
I’ll never forget spending the evening of the 2016 election on /pol/
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by smithcoin 2y ago
I love these questions. I usually ask some variation of them. The other question I always ask is “What was your first job?” - the way they describe that experience can tell you a lot about a person.
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by smithcoin 2y ago
The point of the question is not to superficially disagree though, the point is to see somebody speak with passion about something they should have knowledge of.

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