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by stevehiehn 6y ago
Thanks! Thats a really good tip. I didn't know I had easy access to the db client stats!
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
What I believe you will see (and are seeing) is composition assistants. i.e: generate possible melodies, chords & preselected sounds that will 'likely' sound good together. As long as AI is based on historical datasets it wil
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New Jetbrains Licensing Model(blog.jetbrains.com)
4 points by stevehiehn 6y ago|0 comments
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Canada's Covid Alert App(canada.ca)
3 points by stevehiehn 6y ago|0 comments
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
(cto.ai employee here) The obvious ones are any basic CICD operation that you might want to trigger from Slack, i.e: pull code, build code, deploy code. The second use case that comes to mind is treating the platform as a very quick way to
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
The platform essentially allows devolopers to create small portable containerize operations that can be interfaced via slack simply by using the Ops SDK. For example if your user code in the container prompts `sdk prompt 'Whats your f
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
full disclosure: I work for CTO.ai. It is a similar concept really, but the Ops Platform has a built in interop layer for communicating between the containers & slack channels.
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
After 5yrs of pairing at Pivotal I wrote this post: https://medium.com/@stevehiehn/5-years-of-pair-programming-a...
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
I work on a product similar to Github Actions: https://cto.ai/ but there is a built in interaction layer for interacting from Slack channels.
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
Nice, been 'raving' for years ;)
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
Where is the 'order now' button? I'm not even kidding, I would put some of these prints on my wall!
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GitHub Actions Competitor(cto.ai)
3 points by stevehiehn 6y ago|0 comments
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The First Slack Native Serverless Platform(cto.ai)
1 points by stevehiehn 6y ago|0 comments
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
Great, thx, I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this project!
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
This is interesting. Can you ship the Deno runtime with your runtime code? That's the thing that kills me about Javascript; having to assume the consumer has a runtime setup.
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
https://cto.ai/docs/overview
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Run Containers from Slack(cto.ai)
3 points by stevehiehn 6y ago|2 comments
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
I pay for the 'Ultimate' edition which means the different language support is available via plugins. At my day job I toggle between GO & Typescript and some JAVA side projects so setup works well enough for me. I can't
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by stevehiehn 6y ago
I started ramping up on a Rust codebase last week. Intellij is my default IDE so I just continued with it. The plugin seems reasonable enough. It does all the basics like checking types etc.
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
I posted the news link to HN with this title. I now agree it's not accurate but didn't realize the scale of the alert at the time.
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Pickering is considered part of the GTA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Toronto_Area
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Toronto area sent nuclear alerts by mistake(thestar.com)
73 points by stevehiehn 7y ago|50 comments
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
If you take a dynamic piece of music and aggressively compress it will create a weird pulse like effect. If you add compression/limiting to each individual track tastefully you can increase the overall volume without it being noticabl
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Intellij Ultimate is all of them together. For example I don't use GoLand, I use Intellij Ultimate with the go plugin.
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Nice, Intellij (avec GoPlugin) is the only dev tool I pay for out of pocket. The vast majority of the company I'm at uses VSCode (for mostly GoLang & Typescript). So I don't want to make the case to have them pay for it. But 4
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Hmm, interesting I had assumed /cmd/ was used for cli-ish applications that use a 'command pattern'. I didn't think people also did this for http apis.
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Haha, I don't agree but that is really funny :)
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Can't you just scrap LinkedIn or something and have your own name to face db?
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
People opted into other social media platforms. G+ forced it on you one day. I think many people resented that.
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by stevehiehn 7y ago
Crazy, sometimes I picture the creators of HipChat laying in bed staring the ceiling mumbling: 'but, but, we did thi..'

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