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by vanschelven 1y ago
Abstract reproduced here since loading times of ssrn.com were abysmal on my last click: We examine the labor market effects of AI chatbots using two large-scale adoption surveys (late 2023 and 2024) covering 11 exposed occupations (25,000 w
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Large Language Models, Small Labor Market Effects(papers.ssrn.com)
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by vanschelven 1y ago
It was always "a search away" but on the _web_ one might as well use... A hyperlink
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Because the title at the top links to the blog (not the homepage) I was a bit puzzled as to what Darklang actually _is_. One more click on a similar logo reveals "Darklang puts everything in one box, so you can build CLIs and cloud app
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by vanschelven 1y ago
For those complaining about "first world problems"... for me this would be both about the sense of injustice and the joy finding a technical solution. We're on Hacker News, after all.
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by vanschelven 1y ago
The article never really explains what eBPF is -- AFAIU, it’s a kernel feature that lets you trace syscalls and network events without touching your app code. Low overhead, good for metrics, but not exactly transparent. It’s the umpteenth O
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by vanschelven 1y ago
I'd say "track errors first" [0] and focus on APM later (if at all). If you're worried about Sentry's lock-in, know that there are API-compatible drop-in replacements[1][2] though they are less feature-complete on t
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by vanschelven 1y ago
as per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43725815
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by vanschelven 1y ago
For those not in the know: The venerable master Qc Na was walking with his student, Anton. Hoping to prompt the master into a discussion, Anton said "Master, I have heard that objects are a very good thing - is this true?" Qc Na l
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by vanschelven 1y ago
I'd say these views are more informed than the author acknowledges or understands...
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by vanschelven 1y ago
I'm glad you liked it minus the tone-of-voice. I do use GenAI tools in the creative process but try to not have that shine through too much; given the quote in the above I'd admit I might not have succeeded entirely. Part of it is
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Ah yes, the classic individualization of responsibility move. Corporations train billion-parameter models, run fleets of GPUs 24/7, and now it's my fault for saying "thanks"? Got it. I’ll be sure to grunt monosyllabicall
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by vanschelven 1y ago
OP here I got the idea for this blogpost well before I started working on Bugsink; it's always surprised me how many developers/teams are perfectly happy to marinate in a proverbial sewer of bugs and then act all surprised once th
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by vanschelven 1y ago
> notifications it's done: https://github.com/bugsink/bugsink/issues/3
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by vanschelven 1y ago
> New abstractions and techniques... hide complexity, and that complexity requires new ways to monitor and measure. If the abstractions hide complexity so well you need an LLM to untangle them later, maybe you were already on the wrong t
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Not the parent but I imagine something like "the more software caters to big orgs, the worse fit it becomes for individuals"
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Maybe... I even wrote about how to do this in the case of Python and the Sentry SDK [0], so I don't fully disagree... but: in the general case this might get very expensive data-wise. So you have to cut off somewhere/start somewhe
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by vanschelven 1y ago
For some definition of "where" :-) it's my experience that a full stacktrace is needed (or at least super-helpful) when debugging, since the innermost (triggering) level is not always the level where the problem was introduce
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by vanschelven 1y ago
I didn't want to put a "now that you're here" banner over the screen or at the bottom (I hate those myself) but as the OP I can heartily recommend https://www.bugsink.com/
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by vanschelven 1y ago
your username made me do a double-take as it's a portmanteau of my current and previous startup (both in founder role)... but I see your actual story is basically the real-life version of the OP: > Bugsense is a crash reporter [..]
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by vanschelven 1y ago
I had a section "Why" in one of the drafts but scrapped it because I thought it was maybe a bit too harsh. But the gist of it is (IMHO): * For vendors logging is _awesome_. There's basically no upper limit, you can log all ki
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Fair enough; I'll update the documentation to reflect the state of the art a bit more clearly. In the meantime, I'd say the best way is simply to try the 30 second-install and send over a test-event (a matter of switching out the
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Gotta admit these kinda overly-enthousiastic endorsements (parent & grandparent) make me blush slightly but I guess I shouldn't and should just stick 'm on the website under the testimonials section :-)
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by vanschelven 1y ago
You might have even heard that right here on hacker news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43725815
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by vanschelven 1y ago
It's Sentry-SDK-compatible [0] which means that there's like a 100 integrations available. The amount of work one needs to do server-side to enrich events is language-dependent and driven by demand, which means that JS support is
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Hey, that's me! Dicussed on r/programming this morning[0] (on my side of the world) where someone probably picked it up I'll be in the thread for a while I guess [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/programming&#
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Including literal 404s... As an outsider it has always struck me as absurd that they don't just do the equivalent of wget over all provided sources.
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by vanschelven 1y ago
Happened a few weeks ago already, but I missed it when it did.
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Anthropic expert accused of using AI-fabricated source in copyright case(reuters.com)
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This is exactly what I wrote about when I wrote "Copilot Induced Crash" [0] Funny story: when I first posted that and had a couple of thousand readers, I had many comments of the type "you should just read the code carefully

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