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berkay
1mo ago
may help thinking through what you'd have to do to go from the generated web app to get it running on a website, may be with subscribers, payments, etc. and then operating it. There are so many concepts, constructs, terminology one nee
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berkay
1mo ago
Will do. We've leaned on data privacy and made MCP server run on user's machine which would make connecting to something like this inconsistent, but we're still working on the approach/architecture and will keep this in
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berkay
1mo ago
Kudos! As a builder of an MCP only product, I can attest to the pain. Nondeterministic nature of LLMs mean things break in highly unexpected ways with little visibility.
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berkay
4mo ago
It's not clear to me why they booed him. you think for only asserting predictions that benefit him? Not because they agree on those predictions and don't want that future, blame him for this role in it?
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berkay
5mo ago
I really thought that this was unintentional. It's hard to believe that you think this is fine to do because one can opt out. Take it for whatever it's worth, this is not OK. It is really bad. You want people's data to help y
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berkay
6mo ago
I like the separation of planning and execution. I think the right set of artifacts to pass on to the execution will evolve but may be it's different for different types of work. From the project: "The plugin enqueues the input an
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berkay
2y ago
In Great Automatic Grammatizator by Roald Dahl was one of the stories that stayed with me through the years. In the story, there is a machine that can write stories, replacing authors but they were at least paying real authors to use their
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berkay
4y ago
Foresight does this if you're using github actions for CI. https://www.runforesight.com/test-gap-analysis (disclaimer: one of the founders)
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berkay
4y ago
@cebert Have you looked at us serverless specific solutions like Thundra (my company), Serverless.com, etc.? I think the cost for use case may be order of magnitude lower since the pricing is only based on number of invocations.
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berkay
5y ago
What if it was easy to see why a test is flaky, compare failed/successful test runs like a code diff? Would that be useful? This is what we're building at Thundra (foresight product), instrument the tests as well as backend servi
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berkay
5y ago
This happened to me as well. I wanted to share how we dealt with it was it was different from most comments here and may be useful to you. We paid. My company was sued along with few multi-billion dollar companies. I only found out because
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berkay
5y ago
Good point. There are also some software solutions (picus security, etc.) that tests your validates whether your environment is exposed due to specific CVEs. It's a good way to prioritize which vulnerabilities that you should tackle fi
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berkay
6y ago
"Apache 2.0 with Commons Clause" They are free to choose whatever license works for them but this reference to Apache 2.0 is problematic.
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berkay
8y ago
Analogy does not work here and is misleading. You cannot do much if anything with 20 most representative pixels (if there is such a thing) but you can infer highly valuable characteristics about the person. Yes, you cannot recreate the orig
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berkay
8y ago
Yes it's very common to rent from a company rather than individual landlords. Some of these companies are massive managing hundreds of thousands apartments. Many of the building are specifically built as rentals and all units are for r
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berkay
8y ago
You can select a method and see the logs generated for that method. Idea is to have all the information - request parameters, return values, logs, metrics all in one place to make it easier to troubleshoot problems.
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berkay
9y ago
"I think all of the above features can be implemented in a few weeks by a small team. " how to trust the rest of the article after reading this?
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berkay
9y ago
multiple is highly dependent on the growth rate, and makes no sense to talk about it without knowing how fast the company is growing. $100k/year growing 100% is very different than growing 10%.
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berkay
9y ago
You can use snagit from techsmith for this. It supports saving as an animated gif and can upload to number of places like screencast.com directly from the product which generates a URL that you can share.
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berkay
9y ago
It's not that we should not do what you're suggesting but clearly we're not able to due to political differences. I'm suggesting that we may need to take a different approach to tackle the problem that considers politica
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berkay
9y ago
Is it really? Would it not be easier to find consensus (hence more productive) if we were to focus on whether the climate is changing (and not why)? Determine what the impact of the climate change will be and how we should address this prob
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berkay
10y ago
I feel most of the discussions on this topic miss the fact that the most critical challenge is not what will happen when machines will be able to do all the work, rather it's whether we'll survive the transition. Even a small incr
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berkay
10y ago
This is exactly how we use the chat and have few dozen conversations per day. Most (not all) initial conversations are pre-set but if you reply, you'd get a real person, including one of the founders. The email is asked when no one is
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berkay
10y ago
Forget about whether IRC can do everything that Slack does. I can give you number of reasons (many already have in this thread and others) but it does not matter. Millions have decided that it is better for them. We can either decide they a
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berkay
10y ago
"Like lambdas, it can be a complicated concept to learn, but once you unlock this in you code, you write less code and accomplish more" With the caveat that anyone who may be maintaining/using/enhancing your code will al
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berkay
10y ago
Well articulated. Clear description of what pushes us to become more and more cynical. I find it far easier to empathize with you than the author. It did not feel justified (based on the article). I hope that it does not have to be this way
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berkay
10y ago
Cynicism is fairly easy, defining the alternative is harder. For example based on what you describe the characteristics of what makes the startup culture "like hell", it sounds like you prefer that work should be nothing more than
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berkay
11y ago
You can get a self hosted HipChat for the group chat.
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berkay
11y ago
We chose not to do so, but I can tell you why you'd move to non-public pricing (at least have a non public pricing tier). As much as people love to blame vendors, this is mostly due to dysfunctional nature of the large enterprise buyer
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berkay
11y ago
You may be right in theory but way off in practice. MS for example accepts the emails and dumps them. It does not even make it to users' spam folders. So they don't know and we don't know. We only send emails that customers p
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