codingmoh

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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   The sticking point for me, though, is side effects. Once you need to call an external API—maybe to insert vector embeddings, send records to a SaaS service, or update some non-SQL store—you lose the comfortable ACID guarantees and pure SQL
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   Thanks for sharing that perspective. I do think jq is great for slicing up JSON before handing it off to Python—especially if your transformations are primarily stateless and can be expressed as simple map/filters. And yes, a lot of fr
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   Thanks for laying that out. You raise great points: Pandas (or Polars) chaining is indeed closer to what we want than raw imperative loops, and it handles a lot of the transformations. But it still assumes an in-memory, columnar approach, w
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   I think you’re right to point out the inertia in the labor market and the structural energy required for paradigm shifts. What worries me most, though, is that because of exactly the reasons you’ve described — and now, with the rise of GenA
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   Ask HN: Why don't we have a functional DSL for data+embedding+API pipelines?

   21 points by codingmoh 1y ago|21 comments
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   thanks!
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   Hey, thanks for your feedback. That is great input, because I just realized that users might prefer to have a command printed out (inserted into clipboard) for them, instead of it being executed immediately. LocalLLMs are on my todo list! A
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   Thank you so much!
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   by codingmoh 1y ago

   I've made a very recent (1hr ago) Show HN post and it's not visible. Should be that one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43519517
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    Ask HN: My recent Show HN post is not becoming visible, why?

    1 points by codingmoh 1y ago|4 comments
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    Show HN: Use Natural Language to Run Terminal Commands (Ghost in the Shell)(github.com)

    6 points by codingmoh 1y ago|4 comments
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    Show HN: Built a Simple AI Code Reviewer in 3 Hours(ai-code-reviewer.replit.app)

    1 points by codingmoh 2y ago|0 comments
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    by codingmoh 2y ago

    I saw your very recent comment on EMRs /EHRs and that you would like to build a new one. we are actually in the process of building one, we have a doctor on board and we also have our first users. Our goal is to create the most fantast
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    Ask HN: How do you fix obscure bugs in large projects?

    2 points by codingmoh 4y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: What's your go-to bug tracking tool, and why do you prefer it?

    4 points by codingmoh 4y ago|3 comments
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    Show HN: Bugbusters.ai automated bugfixing using gpt-3(bugbusters.ai)

    19 points by codingmoh 4y ago|4 comments
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    by codingmoh 5y ago

    >I need a company to get extremely serious about desktop Linux and charge me $100/yr for something that actually works Could you briefly describe, what you'd be looking for?