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Under this thesis, then SLOP would win, except I don’t yet see how it can be composed by the user, which MCP is supposed to have moved the composability into? https://i-love-slop.com/
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So how up to date and idiomatic all the React code shoveled into production servers by LLM's can be, if their training data is mostly riddled with deprecated styles?
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Googled around and yep...there are EVE Online gamers using LP as well. What I find interesting is from skimming the content, I don't see anyone doing statistical sampling of opposing force specs, then using that to LP-build that has sp
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20 stops dynamic range is about the human eye's range. Achieving that for digital capture and display would be mind blowing.
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Neat, this [1] looks like the project uses vttest [2] to test DEC VT terminal compatibility? [1] https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/blob/main/TODO.md [2] https://invisible-island.net/
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If someone can figure out how to scale up deboning Asian Carp and turning them into fish sticks [1], then there are many infested waterways that would feed many, and the ground up remains make great plant fertilizer and animal feed. They&#x
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Record changes in git and then git bisect issues, maybe? Without change capture, solid regression testing, or observability, it seems difficult to manage these changes. I’d like to how others are managing these kinds of changes to readily t
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What I’m seeing in large organizations is tracking dependencies within a team’s scope is better than dependencies between teams, because so many developers between teams are punting on tracking dependencies upon other teams’ artifacts if th
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My US friends share with me that car repair costs have followed inflation and not general population wage growth (unfortunately, mechanics other than independent mechanics likely aren't seeing a commensurate increase in invoice bottom
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For customer/client communications, absolutely. Internally however, once I figure out someone is haphazard with meeting time and meanders around in meetings getting precious little if any action done, I take proactive measures. When th
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> ...conversations with multi-billion dollar companies... Slight clarification here. Might not apply in OpenObservability's case but might help others on their journey to enterprise sales with their projects. Those are typically c
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A key feature I see that rampantly grows bureaucracy: the ability to impose costs upon other teams without accountability. This takes many forms, but common ones include the following. People don't say the following outright, you spot
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> ...increasingly moving toward Donald Knuth's literate style of programming. I've been wishing for a long time that the industry would move towards this, but it is tough to get developers to write more than performative docu
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> What's the workflow like when these issues arise? The workflow is by hand, though not quite all the way down, it damn near is. > At what point in that workflow would a possible generative ai be of help? Wherever the non-det
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> ...and the information in the document is old and out of date? Not just old and out of date. Plain wrong, like referring to internal systems, processes or intranet URL's that are (often poorly done) duplications of enterprise stan
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Shades of AIX SMIT/smitty [1] command generation [2]. I wish more products would not just implement parity as much as possible between GUI, CLI and API, but also document them side-by-side ("To do this same REST API operation in t
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Sounds like they’re talking about running IBM Wazi on Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization. As far as I know, there isn’t a System z-on-a-container offering, like you install from a Helm Chart or comes to you from an OCI registry. If it is the
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Peter Watts in Blindsight [1] puts forth a strong argument that self-aware cognition as we understand it is not necessarily required for what we ascribe to "intelligent" behavior. Thomas Metzinger contributed a lot to Watt'
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I imagine they'll run into some of the same issues lazydocker [1] did. It seems non-trivial for seamless, comprehensive compatibility. [1] https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazydocker/issues/4
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> ...a lot of the good Amazonians in mid-level management got poached... I hear a lot of complaints of Amazon management going to other companies bringing the Amazon culture with them, and turning off the collaboration, communication a
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Thank you for your useful comment. It sent me down a brief rabbit hole of looking for a grid of amateur telescope owners cooperating for NEO object detection. I found eSTAR for the big boy telescopes [1] [2], but nothing for enthusiasts. I
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> Many experts don't trust OpenBSD's security implementation... Does this distrust go to the extent where confronted with a public Internet-facing, stock OpenBSD with a TLS-secured SSH connection, and a GSA hardened RHEL 8 [1
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When I see these infographics I think of non-technical audiences like policy makers and politicians consuming the same information, and I avoid making these fine distinctions. In this case, I would not mention the water in the mantle at all
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> It's a little unfortunate I didn't hear more about it as I was writing it... This is usually because most people find it faster and easier to ping the random access memory that is you while you are there instead of serially
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> (and high rent is a kind of giant tax on all economic activity, raising prices in shops, restaurants, etc.) I’ve long pointed out to conversation mates IRL that for a technological civilization like ours, shelter costs are a straight
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> ...just means YAML juggling. Perhaps I'm missing something, but even the "YAML juggling" still seems to be in an immature stage. As an example, a problem I've been wrestling with recently where I could not find a
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I idly wondered what the stolen amount to years sentenced ratio was for Madoff, and using $65 billion stolen to 150 years sentenced, he was put away at a level of $433M per year sentenced. So Mello is put away at about a level of $7M per ye
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> Of course, we also need to first start punishing individuals for intentionally causing harm through their decisions even if the harm was caused indirectly through other people. Legal teams are way ahead of you here, by design. They’v
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> ...I find myself wondering about the path not taken here. Check out mainframes and Tandem systems for a peek at that path. Lots of support in those systems for the notion your application’s substrate might suddenly go poof , and you

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