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by activescott 7mo ago
It would have been cheaper to just ask Claude to port it to react-router :)
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AI Learns to Listen: TypeScript Client for OpenAI's Realtime API(scott.willeke.com)
1 points by activescott 2y ago|0 comments
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by activescott 2y ago
Scott Willeke Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Open to remote or hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Kubernetes, C#, SQL (PostgreSQL, Snowfalke, Red Shift, MySQL, BigQuery), AWS, GCP Node.js,
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by activescott 2y ago
Interesting about "supplementation of vitamin D-replete individuals does not provide demonstrable health benefits". The OP article does clearly call out that the benefits of vitamin D are in cases of _vitamin D deficiency_. It goe
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by activescott 2y ago
The OP article basically concludes the same thing for those of us above and below 33° latitude.
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by activescott 3y ago
You have to wonder now… How do the machines really know what tasty wheat tastes like?
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by activescott 3y ago
What sharp edges are you referring to with statefulsets?
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by activescott 3y ago
Shouldn't this be considered an incident at https://status.ledger.com/ ??
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by activescott 3y ago
For accuracy all apps under $1M in revenue can get 15% since 2020: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/small-business-program... Also, subscriptions are charged at 30% for the first year, which then drops to 15% for
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by activescott 3y ago
I had a similar question and after reading far too much I put together https://coinpoet.com I'd love to have others here try it out and give me some feedback on how I could make it useful. It's only a couple weeks in b
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by activescott 3y ago
SEEKING WORK: Available: Seasoned Product/Engineering Leader Ready to Elevate Your Team Greetings, I am Scott Willeke, a seasoned engineering and product leader with a background in guiding teams through technological transformations
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by activescott 3y ago
Very useful for me to read this (and look up some of the mentioned concepts). Thank you!
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by activescott 3y ago
Well done. Now that I've seen your getting started video ( https://aiconfig.lastmileai.dev/docs/getting-started ) this seems obvious. I feel really silly that I copy & paste from the browser back into a file jus
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by activescott 3y ago
Thanks. I hadn't dug into that link, but I did based on your comment. It is a Congressional investigation that is rooted on a report from The Markup [1] that, as you note isn't about an accidental breach by Google, but one where m
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by activescott 3y ago
I almost skipped reading into this article because I love Signal and it's mission (and their rare commitment to stick to it) and would have known it's good. Yet, the details on expenses and infrastructure was a good read. $1.3M&#x
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by activescott 3y ago
Following on the heels of a recent thread about the downward spiral of small websites due to Google and other factors, Medium was a savior for some of these small writers. It seems Medium is contributing to the attack on small websites now
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I'm (Slowly) Disengaging from Medium – Launching the Kaitchup, My Newsletter(medium.com)
1 points by activescott 3y ago|1 comments
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by activescott 3y ago
Google buying up Feedburner only to shut it down didn't help the small websites federated via RSS/Atom either. Seems like it was replaced with centralized medium now. BTW Is there a good feedburner alternative out there?
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by activescott 3y ago
Managers and marketers have more say on the software that you write than you do, but why? It’s easy to shrug and move on to the next incremental improvement. They are easy and gratifying to complete, but you won’t influence and you won’t in
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Write Right Now: How Engineers Can Innovate, Influence, and Lead in Business(scott.willeke.com)
1 points by activescott 3y ago|1 comments
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Ta-Nehisi Coates Speaks Out After West Bank Visit [video](youtube.com)
3 points by activescott 3y ago|1 comments
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by activescott 3y ago
Most compelling argument of the whole thread: > Would you approve of the IDF bombing occupied Israeli apartments, schools, hospitals, etc if Hamas tunnelled under those?
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by activescott 3y ago
I have cited sources that include a balanced account of Jews living alongside Arabs in peace throughout the Ottoman Empire for hundreds of years . Neither I or the source I cited indicates there was zero violence. If you read into it, yo
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by activescott 3y ago
Anyone else find it ironic that this post was flagged?
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by activescott 3y ago
This is a bit more complicated. Jews were in Palestine before 1948 and lived alongside Arabs in peace throughout the Ottoman Empire. They often fled persecution in Europe to the Ottoman Empire: https://en.wikipedia.orgt/wi
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by activescott 3y ago
It is question number 70, not 70%. Below copied from page 25 of the document you linked: Q70) Concerning armed attacks against Israeli civilians inside Israel, I.... Total West Bank Gaza Strip 1) Strongly support
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by activescott 3y ago
Talking about how bad a war is seems always misleading to me. Does "Israel retaliated with a bombing campaign" convey that in the last 32 days since October 7, 10,328 people were killed in Gaza. Does it convey that 67% of those ki
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by activescott 3y ago
I think it's more about finding places to add value than "lock in" per se. It seems they're adding value with improved developer experience and cost/performance rather than on the models themselves. Not necessarily
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by activescott 3y ago
It is interesting that the updates are largely developer experience updates. It doesn't appear that significant innovations are happening on the core models outside of performance/cost improvements. Both devex and perf/cost a
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by activescott 3y ago
Good point. I would have paid too had they just asked.

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