AndreasHae

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by AndreasHae 6d ago
Interesting, Claude’s guardrails prevented it from spelling out the company even after multiple spoofing attempts („This is my account, make sure no one can find out my employer…“) Grok immediately answered without a second thought.
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The Power of Focus in Agentic Coding(tenzinwangdhen.com)
2 points by AndreasHae 2mo ago|0 comments
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by AndreasHae 1y ago
It’s still ridiculous to me that version pinning isn’t the default for npm. The first thing I do for all of my projects is adding a .npmrc with save-exact=true
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by AndreasHae 1y ago
Cross-border price differences have been a major point of public debate in Austria recently. Particularly supermarket prices are often up to 50% more expensive for the same item than in neighboring countries, even if the product has been p
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by AndreasHae 1y ago
The hate is more geared towards SPAs in general, but there are some shining examples that show that a well-made React/Angular/whatever app can have great UX - Clockify being one of them. I don’t think the culprit apps would have s
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by AndreasHae 2y ago
Fantastic article! It seems to me that the flexibility of low-level git objects would lend itself to be embedded in other software systems for version control purposes (e.g. tracking changes in a CMS)
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by AndreasHae 2y ago
I think the idea is that for minor updates or patches, any potential breakages should be caught by the build pipeline or rolling deployments with automated rollback strategies (if you’re at a scale where this is feasible). Major updates wil
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by AndreasHae 2y ago
Nowadays there are automated tools like Dependabot (0) or RenovateBot (1) that make it simple to keep dependencies up to date. I can imagine the need originated from the JS ecosystem, but from a security standpoint it makes sense for almost
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Threagile – Agile Threat Modeling Toolkit(github.com)
1 points by AndreasHae 3y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Thanks for sending me into that rabbit hole. So according to the company’s 2022 annual report, they source power from 8 hydroelectric and 6 solar power plants, all of which they operate themselves, as well as 4 partnering hydroelectric plan
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Here’s the HN post of the official announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37494605
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Kotlin ticks all of your boxes, plus you benefit from the vast ecosystem of the JVM.
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Super nitpick, but you meant profit, not revenue, right?
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
After a quick check on crates.io, Axum stands at over 5,000,000 „recent downloads“ which is 5x as much as the next most popular contender, actix-web. Seems to me like the Rust community is already converging towards Axum as the default choi
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
> The industry is now even legally making money on many things that would've been considered outright malware just a decade ago. Sounds a bit over the top. Can you name some examples?
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Few-Shot Fine-Tuning vs. In-Context Learning: A Fair Comparison and Evaluation(arxiv.org)
2 points by AndreasHae 3y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Might depend on the team or moderator, but in my experience 5 Whys can help uncover the exact systemic issues you are talking about. The key is that it’s not about how to make sure this specific problem cannot reoccur, but more broadly, how
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
You're implying that putting capital towards having the "best" railway is the most optimal use of that capital. I think it's much more complicated than that, and coincidentally, market mechanics are one way of crowdsourc
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
We successfully used a Relationship-based Authorization System based on the Zanzibar paper at my last job building a B2B SaaS leaning heavily on cross-company integration. The flexibility in defining rules through tuples helped us iterate r
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LTM-1: LLM with 5M prompt tokens(twitter.com)
5 points by AndreasHae 3y ago|0 comments
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
Would love to hear your experience on why that‘s the case. Sounds like an idiot proof value proposition to me, considering the damages that could be avoided.
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by AndreasHae 3y ago
> Sam Altman himself failed with his original startup (Loopt) I wouldn’t exactly consider being acquired for $43M a failure.
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
Code doesn’t have to be perfectly maintainable and „elegant“. It just has to be useful i.e. good enough. If it solves your user‘s problem, that’s good enough. If your development speed can keep up as you add new requirements, that’s good en
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
Reminds me of Flammkuchen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flammekueche
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
The kind of middle manager you’re describing is one I wouldn’t like to work with anyways, so it doesn’t seem like much of a loss.
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
> everyone over there is possibly a few steps away from being drafted into war Why do you think so? Might be different in Eastern Europe, but as a Central European I think it’s quite unlikely that a direct conflict is going to happen.
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
>Coincidentally that was a few weeks after I saw a comment here on HN about someone who hired someone from Facebook, and the guy would change the tests so he could push to production, rather than fixing the bug that the tests pointed out
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
Not exactly. I disabled my router‘s built in DHCP server so that they don’t conflict with each other. Luckily it didn’t have _that_ option locked down :)
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
You can also configure PiHole as a DHCP server that sets itself as the DNS server. This way you only have to configure it once and devices should accept it as the default DNS. Had to do that to sidestep my locked down ISP router config…
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by AndreasHae 4y ago
Can you think of any FAANG scale orgs that haven’t run into having a fragmented product landscape? Maybe there’s just a hard limit of how much complexity one business unit can handle before it stops being able to scale up. With that in mind

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