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by constGard 3mo ago
I've added a few more bells and whistles to my agentic rube goldberg, but the gist is forgejo tag listeners triggering argo workflows to orchestrate 1. issue tag 2. write pr 3. testing 4. review+revise loop 5. merge mutex to ensure you
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by constGard 1y ago
A lot of people purchasing their products have a vague understanding of the problem they're trying to solve and an even worse grasp of how dbx solves it for them. I'm living this first hand.
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by constGard 1y ago
They do hire plenty of American citizens, but the lengths they go to hire people on H-1Bs make me think they get something extra out of it. At FB you'd often see big boards of "public job postings" in internal lobbies that I
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by constGard 1y ago
Off the top of your head, could you describe a good/great ml ops infra setup? I've been reading what I can about state of the art ml ops after not being in the space for a few years and metaflow comes up a lot.
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by constGard 2y ago
If I were interested in assembling an authoritative, up-to-date list of trusted CAs, would be reasonable to source lists from the major trust store providers and select only those CAs trusted by all of them? I know it's possible to be
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by constGard 2y ago
Clearly yes; my point was that the taste and decision makers that previously might've taken stronger cues from Twitter are now much less likely to see it as a venue for worthwhile discussions. I'm probably overvaluing that vs the
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by constGard 2y ago
My favorite pet theory is that Musk taking over Twitter is to disentangle the bureaucratic and journalistic class from the direct Tumblr/4chan content pipeline they've all been drinking from for years. The only way he could make i
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by constGard 3y ago
I doubt you'll find anything other than anecdotes, as only Amazon has the actual data in aggregate. They'll often promise me today or tomorrow and deliver 4-20 days later in some extreme cases.
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by constGard 3y ago
I never saw this substantiated, but I heard that they had on-device systems that they used in emergencies for stuff that was particularly bad + easy to scan for. The time I heard of it being deployed was to prevent the spread of the Christc
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by constGard 3y ago
I don't believe this was in the original edition, but someone can correct me if I am wrong: he proposed the concept of "signifiers" to fill the definition that people were increasingly giving to "affordances". A sig
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by constGard 3y ago
I haven't read too closely, but no one is building meaningfully affordable housing in Atherton. Each unit in the development would easily sell for millions. CA/the bay area should focus on packing high density housing closer to tr
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by constGard 3y ago
This struggle reminds me of my personal battle with morning glories, nadinas, and bermuda grass, and a neighborhood effort to remove several ailanthus from along a local creekbed. Rhisomatic weeds are just a style of plant that we've n
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by constGard 4y ago
True, though his videos often fit the criteria of including "tactile" or "natural" sounds and he seems careful not to add anything that would get in the way.
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by constGard 4y ago
The article lacks a date, but I assume the best season for nuts is in the late fall, October through November. Does anyone know otherwise? I was planning on going foraging for nuts all last year but couldn't seem to time it right.
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by constGard 4y ago
Would you be open to sharing some details about your project(s)? Things like costs, who you worked with, guiding principles, etc. would be amazing. I feel like maybe finding the kind of people that will do high performance work is just outs
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by constGard 4y ago
It seems like a series of guiding concepts and examples for builders or clients. Custom home building seems to be the main venue for this at the moment, but a layperson like myself can use this to try and recognize a good house or think abo
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by constGard 4y ago
I might get a better answer on GBA, but any building performance folks you'd recommend connecting with in the SF Bay Area? I'm not in the building industry at all, but love hearing talks and daydreaming about changing careers. Fin
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by constGard 4y ago
In some cases reintroduction can be positive because certain species were selectively hunted, the factors involved in habitat loss have been reversed, or the species might play an important role in habitat restoration.
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by constGard 4y ago
I think this is true, but the balance has shifted dramatically and will likely continue to do so indefinitely. It used to be that the broad range of opinions and personalities balanced out /pol/ when you were visiting other boards
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by constGard 4y ago
I'll add my own annecdote to this article. We had a wasp nest under the eaves of the house and I managed to successfully move them into a little hutch I built near the garden. I can't say I directly observed them saving the tomato
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by constGard 4y ago
I think the thing that clued me in was the fact that there were two people wearing sweaters knotted at the neck. One, okay, I'll allow it. Two seems like a clear signal.
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by constGard 4y ago
I feel like almost anyone else on here could say this, but correlation is not causation, especially in these large observational studies. Abstaining from salt in your diet is unusual and likely accompanies other factors that could impact yo
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by constGard 4y ago
I know that there are examples of remote learning as a productive shift, but I think it was almost universally a negative. Working remotely requires a level of focused independent function that is uncommon in children and young adults.
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by constGard 5y ago
Insulation is a no brainer until you pump it into an older house with poorly sealed walls and end up with a sodden mess next time it rains. Some of the best advice from "green" building professionals is focus on air sealing, effic
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by constGard 5y ago
One of the most frustrating aspects of this is all the stuff that's buried in the backyard. I've had to painstakingly survey the property to find all of buried electrical and water pipes and I fully intend to pass the map on to th
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by constGard 5y ago
While the article is heavy on philosophical extrapolation, it's pretty light on facts. The original example of this art style was commissioned by Facebook and is called alegría: https://jsweisart.com/facebook-alegria
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by constGard 5y ago
Of course; I'm just pointing out that the conflation has both precedent and cultural roots.
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by constGard 5y ago
In all fairness, this same rhetorical technique was commonly used in the faith that I was raised in. We were often taught that one could violate the Jewish/Christian commandment to "have no other gods before me" by placing mo
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by constGard 7y ago
It came to light that they were storing passwords in plaintext in an application log. In theory they only store hashes in places where they actually intend to store passwords.
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by constGard 8y ago
To clarify, it used to be the case that you used your personal account for work, but facebook now uses their enterprise "workplace" version of facebook internally. The accounts are still linked, but silo-ed in such a way that you

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