avighnay

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by avighnay 11mo ago
Totally agree on this. It has delivered a substantial value for me in my projects. The models are always going to give back results optimized for using minimal computing resources in the provider's infrastructure. To overcome this I se
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by avighnay 11mo ago
The models are mostly I believe capable of executing however as you rightly indicated 'lazy'. This 'laziness' I think is to conserve resource usage as much as possible as given the current state of AI market the infrastr
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by avighnay 1y ago
I decided to adopt AI assisted coding for a recent project. Not sure what defines 'vibe coding' but the process I ended up was a iterative interaction at a measured pace. I used Gemini AI studio for this and I was very pleased at
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by avighnay 1y ago
I understand your point. Since AI code is inherently bound to face a critical review, we have kept the goal of security at the top. We have taken the following steps for it. - 1. Code execution is sandboxed - 2. Access to all built in modul
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Show HN: Gingee – A GenAI Authored JavaScript App Server(github.com)
1 points by avighnay 1y ago|2 comments
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by avighnay 2y ago
Yes this is exactly what it is. I think there is so much haze built around it for last 15 years because corporates started using OSS as a means of viral marketing. Individual developers on the other hand saw it as a status enhancer. In this
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by avighnay 2y ago
I dont think Zoho was ever acquired. They were and are still are a private company with no external investments. Interestingly the confusion seems to be with Zimbra and here is a blog post on Zimbra acquisition by Zoho themselves. https:&#
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by avighnay 3y ago
BASIC was my door to programming and computers. I experienced it in my 7th grade in the late 80s when I had the fortune of one of my friends owning a Commodore 64. What a thrill it was, so many weekend afternoons vanished into thin air...
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by avighnay 3y ago
Also there is an inherent 'I can do this way better myself' as part of the developer psyche. Though no one gets around to actually doing it.
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by avighnay 4y ago
4GL was a buzz word in the late nineties when I entered software profession. It was pushed by ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software majors of that era such as SAP & BaaN. Even though such software are the core of an enterprise tod
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by avighnay 4y ago
I have come to view religions as organisms in an eco-system. The behavior is very analogous. The goal for both is survival and propagation. As within an eco-system, organisms evolve and adopt survival strategies. Religions do the same too.
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by avighnay 5y ago
Totally! Have been 23 years in tech now (specifically in enterprise software) and am still amazed that we keep reinventing the wheel over and over again. Then again that is the only way software can keep demanding a premium. Standardize and
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Is shift to SSPL License the future of commercial open source?(youtube.com)
1 points by avighnay 6y ago|0 comments
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by avighnay 6y ago
Angkor Wat was and is a prime example of human civilization and its early prowess. However, the title is not entirely right. The Angkor Wat by itself was built by Suryavarman who was apparently a descendant of the Cholas of Tamilnadu, India
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by avighnay 6y ago
A key reason for this, if I may guess is that most libraries today provide tutorial/get-started code which uses CDN. I assume most just copy paste these code snippets into their projects. My go to test for my QA team is to have them ad
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by avighnay 6y ago
I can understand and relate to the point you raise. Constructive criticism and self retrospection is a key marker of any progressive society. The slight caveat is that each society is in a varying state at any given time. India has gone thr
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by avighnay 6y ago
Glad that no offence was taken, my intent was to throw spot light on the root comment where it is easy to generalize on any human community. We all need to restrain ourselves from that urge. I don't mind it being flagged either, it doe
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by avighnay 6y ago
One more very Indian thing perhaps also is we like to gladly flog ourselves and jump at the chance of discrediting our people. We will start with "As an Indian" but end with "They" instead of "We"
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by avighnay 6y ago
Thank you for responding. I had hoped to get a typical configuration based cost to insert into the business model cost projections
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Ask HN: Cloud infra cost model for a typical SaaS?
2 points by avighnay 6y ago|2 comments
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RHAI – Fast Scripting for Rust(github.com)
5 points by avighnay 6y ago|0 comments
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by avighnay 6y ago
Walk into any Indian home for a free lesson, they make it every day for a few thousand years now :-)
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The Right Team(linkedin.com)
2 points by avighnay 6y ago|0 comments
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by avighnay 6y ago
For me it is the joy of creation that always rekindles the fires of programming passion. I build an application even if it is to learn a new concept.
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Quantum computer could break 2048-bit RSA in 8 hrs(technologyreview.com)
1 points by avighnay 7y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Which license management solution do you use?
3 points by avighnay 8y ago|0 comments
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by avighnay 8y ago
'Founder/Leader is one who can take actions with least possible amount of information and face the consequences of their actions' This is an everyday necessity for any founder
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by avighnay 8y ago
Back in the peak years of ERP (90s), as a fresh graduate i started my career in a company called BaaN. It was one of the big two SAP (Germany) & BaaN (Netherlands). To give a sense of its capability, it is the product that Boeing chose
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Ask HN: Cloud enabling a CLI
1 points by avighnay 8y ago|0 comments
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by avighnay 8y ago
This article echoes what I felt and here it is compared against Angular 1 itself https://medium.com/dirtyjs/why-angular-2-4-5-6-sucks-afb3656...

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