zuck_vs_musk

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by zuck_vs_musk 5mo ago
I have contributed several posts to https://medium.com/@Pinterest_Engineering Of course, I am biased but I do believe we have one of the best engineering blogs out there.
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by zuck_vs_musk 1y ago
Weird that even OpenAI does not have good control over its model.
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by zuck_vs_musk 1y ago
> As someone that likes Vue and prefers templates that lost me at JSX. Thank you very much. I once said, "I cannot stand JSX", and two front-end engineers went silent for the rest of the meeting.
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Ask HN: How are engineers evaluating non-deterministic ML/LLM based deployments?
2 points by zuck_vs_musk 1y ago|0 comments
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by zuck_vs_musk 1y ago
Has anyone used both Solid and Vue? How do the two compare?
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by zuck_vs_musk 1y ago
Seems like a pitch for sliplane to me.
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by zuck_vs_musk 2y ago
I see 'Node.js' and I see something that's going to be unwieldy pretty soon.
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by zuck_vs_musk 2y ago
This is useful. If you have a website, you want to collect statistical data on which browsers are accessing your website and test for the best experiences on the top browsers.
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by zuck_vs_musk 2y ago
They switched to an SQL database. NoSQL
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by zuck_vs_musk 2y ago
Author of the original article here. Good to see it being posted here.
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
> Why would Ruby play a role in it? Azure definitely does though. (ex azure employee here ) Oh yeah. If someone says C++ has poor memory safety than Rust then no one is triggered. But say something about Ruby (the language on a secular d
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
This happens fairly regularly. Do HNers think that Microsoft azure and/or Ruby has a role in it?
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
Author of the original article here. If you have some customers that rely on GitHub-specific features and some others that rely on GitLab-specific features then you will have to support both set of APIs.
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
Please elaborate
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
Rust guys - look this beautiful performant CLI tool that will make you more productive JS guys - look at my new JS framework that you can use to do 15th rewrite of your website I wonder how come communities evolve in this way.
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
> strong guarantees on the output (i.e. 100% reliable, without requiring any retries). Has anyone seen a good JSON library that can handle slightly broken JSON? e.g. trailing commas, unescaped newlines, etc.? I have not found a good one.
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
What if you are on Python 3.10 and the Python code was built using Python 3.11 features? I don't think `pipx` would work in that case.
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by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago
pip will install dependencies transitively. Some of those dependencies or some version of those might be uninstallable on certain platforms and you won't even know! Further, if I am building using Python 3.11 features and you are stuck
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Too much documentation is harmful(ashishb.net)
3 points by zuck_vs_musk 3y ago|0 comments