bilalq

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by bilalq 2d ago
The responses to this thread seem to be from people who are familiar with Temporal but haven't ever actually used Restate. They're both durable execution platforms, with differences mostly around how abstractions are organized and
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by bilalq 8d ago
Fable can't write in a legible manner either.
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by bilalq 9d ago
The article is just a summary of the original reporting from Gamers Nexus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IFVTcM28KA
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by bilalq 12d ago
AI mode doesn't even search. I'll ask it to find a blog post or article that I remember reading recently. It often just fails to find it. But when it does, it'll mention the title and say to just go to the link to it. But it
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by bilalq 13d ago
Zero trust in Google making that distinction correctly. Antigravity is DOA for me.
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by bilalq 14d ago
There's no way text watermarking isn't causing a degradation in writing quality.
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by bilalq 14d ago
Yeah. I actually love Google Photos as a product. I just want Immich as a safety net in case Google ever feels like locking me out of my account on a random Tuesday. I haven't really found a guide or discussions on how best to use Immi
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by bilalq 15d ago
Could you share what you use internally to make Fable not sound like a word salad generator?
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by bilalq 19d ago
I'd second this question. And I really mean that in a sincere way. Why is the choice of a random HTTP library in an SDK such an engaging topic of discussion here? Is there some context I'm missing? When I first read the title, I a
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by bilalq 20d ago
This happens all the time. Yesterday, I ran into an especially egregious case. I had Fable add a new subcommand to our internal CLI tool. I reviewed and tested it locally and had to suggest several fixes that I feel like I wouldn't hav
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by bilalq 24d ago
Because blocking on OTel data to flush before sending a response back is often unacceptable. The layers run a standalone process using the Lambda extension API so they can keep running after your function has responded to a request.
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by bilalq 25d ago
If you're sending data purely to X-Ray, there's already a daemon running on lambda that you can forward to with low overhead if you don't use OTel. You also get near zero-cost logging and metric to Cloudwatch and EMF. But if
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by bilalq 25d ago
That lambda layer comes with an incredibly heavy performance penalty. It doesn't block, but it does consume compute/memory resources and takes forever to startup[0][1]. To be fair, Rotel is promising in this regard[2]. [0]: https
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by bilalq 25d ago
In a lambda runtime, are you blocking client responses until logs/traces/metrics flush?
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by bilalq 26d ago
There isn't really a great alternative without vendor lock-in. If you go all-in on AWS Cloudwatch/X-Ray, it's a really easy setup with low effort. If you go all-in on Datadog, it's pretty easy. But if you want to mix Sen
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by bilalq 26d ago
Perhaps there's a gap in my understanding. Can you clarify on this a bit more? I run a mix of serverless and non-serverless workloads. Gateway collectors are unavoidable because various SaaS platforms require you to be running publicly
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by bilalq 26d ago
OTel is so frustrating. If it wasn't shaping to be the clear winner in the space, I wouldn't complain about it as much. But today: 1. Every major vendor is still in some weird alpha/beta support for OTel even after all this t
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by bilalq 27d ago
It wasn't that long ago that S3 didn't have read-after-write consistency. Crazy to see the explosion in cool stuff built on top after that change. This is a really well written article and definitely changes my perception about Cu
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by bilalq 29d ago
The communication protocol is not what I mean here. The feature-sets and capabilities around "pull requests", "reviews", "comments", "checks", "issues", "projects", "deploymen
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by bilalq 29d ago
I feel like this misses the value of something like Github or Origin entirely though. There's nothing terribly difficult about hosting a git server. The UX and pull requests capabilities are a little involved, but there are alternative
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by bilalq 1mo ago
I'm really hoping for Linear to expand and build their own Git-hosting+stacked-PR offering.
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by bilalq 2mo ago
I get so irritated every time Claude says "honest". Anthropic talks about how they specifically engineer for it to be "honest". I'm convinced they're just measuring how many times it says the word honest instea
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by bilalq 3mo ago
I suspect we'll eventually hit a point where possession or usage of powerful open models will be criminalized.
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by bilalq 3mo ago
What are the alternatives to Graphite these days? Github's stacked PR support is still immature, AFAIK. I would love to see Linear move into this space and start offering both git hosting and stacked PR management.
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by bilalq 3mo ago
The right wing takeover of media continues unchecked.
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by bilalq 3mo ago
I cannot wait for a cultural shift away from respecting "authenticity" and "tradition" in food. It's fine to remember and recognize how things were often done. But the ridiculousness of saying New York style pizza i
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by bilalq 3mo ago
I'm assuming by tikka chicken you mean "chicken tikka masala"? Because chicken tikka is something my family made all the time growing up. I still make it at home often. That's mostly been with a charcoal grill and not a
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by bilalq 3mo ago
This completely ignores the shareholder value to the military industrial complex and the truth machine value of prediction markets from the not-insider traders.
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by bilalq 4mo ago
The problem is that it is a good idea at the individual level. Poor management reads it as a signal of productivity.
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FBI director's Based Apparel site has been spotted hosting a 'ClickFix' attack(pcmag.com)
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