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by valzam 1y ago
Isn't MCP just an OpenAPI spec that everyone agrees on? I don't really get the confusion around it
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by valzam 1y ago
I can highly recommend gp.nvim, it has a few features but by default it's just a chat window with a yank-to-chat function. It also supports a context file that gets pasted into every chat automatically (for telling the AI about the too
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by valzam 1y ago
Danish culture has the concept of a work canteen as a basic expectation in any work arrangement, no matter the size of the company. I don't know why this isn't more popular everywhere else. Even if I had to take a slightly lower p
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by valzam 1y ago
I mean MCP is basically like an OpenAPI or graphql spec for LLM tool use. There has to be some standard. In fact it's not even for the LLM, MCP really is so that humans don't have to build bespoke integrations with every service.
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by valzam 2y ago
Absolutely no one was seriously considering building a factory in the US based on the insansity of last week
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by valzam 2y ago
Ok but don't you have engineering wide slack/teams channels where these discussions can happen? If I think to my self 'man this is really hard to achieve for whatever company specific reason' I don't just stew on it
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by valzam 2y ago
I think that's the crux though, for some reason companies think that a team of 3-5 engineers needs a full time people manager. Unless you are dealing with all juniors or a bunch of primadonnas I don't see how every team needs thei
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by valzam 2y ago
Location: Vienna, Austria Remote: Europe or onsite in Vienna. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Go, Scala, Python, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Redis. All things AWS. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&
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by valzam 2y ago
During my last job I have formulated what for me are the 2 unquestionable metrics to care about when trying to build long-term maintanable systems: - Consistency (fully agree with the article here) - Control Control to me means that you hav
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by valzam 2y ago
Typically you get warranty on the whole thing through a single merchant, so if anything goes wrong you don't have to deal with the individual parts manufacturers.
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by valzam 2y ago
A few months? Didn't the 4080 Super release at least a few years after the 4080?
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by valzam 2y ago
Most numbers people are touting are from "Ultra everything benchmarks", lowering the settings + DLLS makes 4k perfectly playable.
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by valzam 2y ago
Almost no one plays on native 4k anyway. DLSS Quality (no framegen etc) renders at 1440p internally and by all accounts there is no drawback at all, especially above 60fps. Looks great, no noticeable (excluding super sweaty esports titles)
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by valzam 2y ago
In fact, calling 1400 sq ft a bachelor pad and then complaining about housing is unaffordable there is hilarious on many levels.
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by valzam 2y ago
> I miss the old MX518. Truely the peak of mouse design.
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by valzam 2y ago
Also considering 1400 sq ft (130 sq m) too small to raise a family is peak American... That's bigger than 99.9% of apartments people live in in Europe and raise a family just fine.
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by valzam 2y ago
Surprised to hear this as well. I have never received a Spam call growing up in Germany and living there again between 2015-2019. In 2019 I moved to Australia and spam calls have been a constant annoyance due to massive data leaks across al
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by valzam 2y ago
When it comes to ML there is no such distinction though. Bigger models == more capable models and for bigger models you need scalability of the algorithm. It's like asking if going to 2nm fabs has any benefit other than putting more tr
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by valzam 2y ago
The irony of course being that the official scrum guide, however much weight you out on that, says that managers and PMs only attend standups if they actively contribute to the sprint. I have found daily standups that are mainly for the man
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by valzam 2y ago
I switched from an older Paperwhite to the latest version (before this announcement) IMHO the 6.8 inch size is too big and now they go up to 7 inches? My wife has the regular kindle (because it got USB C before the Paperwhite and she lost h
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by valzam 2y ago
It's the Swedish version of 'they'
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by valzam 2y ago
i pity the developer who has to maintain tagless final plumbing code after the “functional programming enthusiast” moves on… in a Go first org no less.
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by valzam 2y ago
In particular what exactly once delivery implies that I do not have to worry about it in my processing logic. I can build a `count += 1` and it will always be exactly correct. The notion that there is no distinction between exactly once del
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by valzam 2y ago
SQLC has the same functionality, it does two things: - Create structs for your custom queries - Create structs for your DB tables if you point it at a DB
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by valzam 2y ago
The problem with this is that people again get way to clever with it. it's not just stream -> filter -> collection, there will be a bunch of groupbys in there etc. If you have to debug or extend the functionality it's a nigh
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by valzam 2y ago
I keep hearing this but I don't quite understand what the alternative is? I get that maybe introducing interfaces within your own business domain CAN be overused but certainly any external depedency should be fronted by an interface so
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by valzam 2y ago
In Australia you have a loan balance based on your degree etc and pay it back with a similar % of income. I assume in the UK it's the same, if you earn 1mio you will probably not have to pay 9% (or do but can claim it back) and be done
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by valzam 3y ago
My Wifi doesn't work properly when it's raining, can be combine forces?
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by valzam 3y ago
They can't. There are third party websites but there is no way for them to initiate trades. They work around this bysome crazy peer-to-peer trust-me-bro scheme.
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by valzam 3y ago
I wouldn't read too much into that, every tech company wanting to IPO in 2024 has to satisfy clueless investors with talk about their AI strategy. If this was 15 years ago they would be talking about investing to 'harness the effi

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