Esras

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by Esras 1mo ago
But agents don't _know_ why they gave an answer. They can only give "reasoning" that links to something in their context, and even then, you would have to parse out their response with some heuristics to try to match against
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by Esras 1mo ago
You may be running into a "known" bug with Claude Code: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/63930
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by Esras 2mo ago
Listen to the video again, he clarifies early on that this is supporting multiple racks. A megawatt is 1000kW. If you took 5 B300 systems (10 rack units each), you'd still only be at 75kW, which if you're doing redundancy properly
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by Esras 10mo ago
I think the sentiment is usually paired with discussion about those products as long-lasting, revenue-generating things. Many of those ended up feeding back into Search and Ads. As an exercise, out of the list you described, how many of tho
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by Esras 1y ago
I think I can see some of where this could be utilized, but I think I'm still missing a step and I'm hopeful someone can fill me in. There's a comparison against Argo Workflows, but with the description here and in other comm
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by Esras 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! I was thinking how this is a good example of the kinds of things that you can do with a game engine that already exists, as opposed to having to write everything yourself. Also a nice mention of octrees' use outsi
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by Esras 1y ago
Thanks, as I said, easy to fool yourself into thinking you're wrong when esolangs are involved. The CLI tool is fantastic. I never thought that I'd see an esolang where "ergonomics of using it" was something the author w
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by Esras 1y ago
This is beautiful, genuinely (the SVGs are lovely bits of artwork) and it's a fun puzzle to read, and I've shared with friends that like esolangs, including your book (good luck on publishing!). In the "Data Strands" -&g
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by Esras 2y ago
For anyone else coming along reading this thread, in searching for Brexit's impact, I see mention that while a sharp recession and many of the doom-and-gloom style predictions didn't happen, it _absolutely_ has had a negative impa
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by Esras 2y ago
Positives upfront: I appreciate that the article is trying to describe a complex topic, and many of the issues described are shared by us here in the US. It does cite different statistics of other nations as comparisons, and calls out that
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by Esras 2y ago
I was specifically referring to this: https://blog.unicode.org/2022/03/the-past-and-future-of-flag...
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by Esras 2y ago
Echoing a similar sentiment, so supporting legacy retro video game sprites are very important to ensure are in and never change, but including flags is not okay? I re-read the justification for it recently and it still doesn't hold wat
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by Esras 2y ago
Cool project! Graphics programming is _hard_ and anything to make it easier is welcome. Maybe a dumb question, but why not Dear ImGui ( https://github.com/ocornut/imgui ). "It's way too big and complex" is
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by Esras 2y ago
If you read the parent comment here as I did originally, about it being text as opposed to a number field, see points 18, 19, 23, and 25 on https://github.com/google/libphonenumber/blob/master/FALSEHO...
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by Esras 2y ago
Bad form to recommend something else... But I had some of the same issues that people have described about synchronizing across multiple devices with notifications and all that jazz, and ended up landing on Amazing Marvin ( https:/&#x2
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by Esras 2y ago
I'm trying to read this in good faith, that what you're describing is about how "[formalizing] the rules of engagement for gray-zone operations using a third party" will help prevent certain kinds of tensions from rising
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by Esras 2y ago
This feels like an overly-complex treatment of the Inverted Pyramid in journalism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism) , or Bottom Line; Up Front: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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GitKraken Acquires CodeSee and Launches New, Ubiquitous DevEx Platform(gitkraken.com)
12 points by Esras 2y ago|0 comments
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by Esras 2y ago
You raise some good points, and having built multiple tools and a business that failed, I'm well aware of the tradeoffs between the cost to build and maintain vs. potential revenue growth. However, I'm confused by, "If social
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by Esras 2y ago
> ... too much careful attention to how you used it. Zulip has been mentioned a couple of times in this thread, with similar results in utilization. I like learning and exploring new tools, but if there's one thing I've learned
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by Esras 2y ago
Great idea, and I was excited to try it (and even pay for it!) until the requirement to sign up and the hijacked back button. Also, in my Firefox, your white box as a background appears transparent and so your text is just on top of a _very
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by Esras 2y ago
Too much money in what context? It can be an extremely effective motivator for solving a business problem - hire smart people to work on it, they'll happily go work for double their pay.
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by Esras 3y ago
You wouldn't happen to be accepting applications from the US for those remote roles, would you?
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by Esras 3y ago
Just a note, you don't have a Senior Engineering Manager role posted on your site. Would happily chat over it!
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by Esras 3y ago
I appreciate what you're going through, I've hired for a wide range of roles and gotten everything from complete garbage and no cover letter to cover letters that were obviously ghost-written to resumes 7 pages long with no meanin
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Hyperbolica – Release Date Trailer(youtube.com)
1 points by Esras 5y ago|0 comments
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by Esras 5y ago
Branch Cut | Front-end Developer | US | REMOTE | Contract-to-hire Branch Cut believes that the Internet needs more products designed for humans. We've started with TableRaven ( https://tableraven.com ), a gaming assistant for
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by Esras 5y ago
Branch Cut | Front-end Developer | US | REMOTE | Contract-to-hire Branch Cut believes that the Internet needs more products designed for humans. We've started with TableRaven ( https://tableraven.com ), a gaming assistant for
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by Esras 5y ago
Branch Cut | Front-end Developer | US Timezones | REMOTE | Contract-to-hire Branch Cut believes that the Internet needs more products designed for humans. We've started with TableRaven ( https://tableraven.com ), a gaming ass
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by Esras 5y ago
The kind of R&D that DARPA is doing and the kind of R&D that Facebook is reporting in their yearly report are very, _very_ different numbers. Every single tech company reports ongoing development work as "R&D," whereas

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