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Agentic AI overwhelmed CI, and test selection cut queueing from hours to minutes(humansystems.dudzik.co)
1 points by dudzik 27d ago|0 comments
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2 Big Bottlenecks to Scaling Agentic State(georgianailab.substack.com)
1 points by dudzik 5mo ago|0 comments
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Oral History of Shang-Yi Chiang [pdf](archive.computerhistory.org)
4 points by dudzik 3y ago|1 comments
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by dudzik 3y ago
There is an Auto-build capability you can unlock. Makes the crafting much less tedious.
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by dudzik 3y ago
As a fellow European, I used to feel that way. Having lived in Canada for a while now, I prefer short notice periods. It means that I can be more flexible in pursuing opportunities. Businesses also tend to be more risk-seeking because the d
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Mental Models(mentalmodels.co)
1 points by dudzik 3y ago|0 comments
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by dudzik 3y ago
How did he create the animations?
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Culture Viruses(staysaasy.com)
3 points by dudzik 4y ago|0 comments
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by dudzik 4y ago
Following that, capital is potential energy. Skills are the ability to meet spec quicker than someone who has to learn as they go. Sounds like potential energy to me. Since capital acts like potential energy, it follows that skills are capi
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by dudzik 4y ago
I enjoy in-depth by first-round review[0], which explores what goes into building companies and teams through conversations with people that have successfully done so. 0: https://review.firstround.com/podcast
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by dudzik 4y ago
Good point. If someone is forced to sell their house and stays in the same area, rental prices should stay the same because demand remains the same. What would happen if an investor living elsewhere is forced to sell?
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by dudzik 4y ago
The fall in house prices will probably not affect the prices of rental units. The cost of acquiring a home should be roughly the same, considering an increase in interest rates. Rental prices might fall if people are forced to sell their ho
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by dudzik 4y ago
I wonder why they didn’t archive the most relevant tweets only. A library keeps only a subset of all available books in its archive as well. Edit: From the article, there are copyright issues when archiving tweets. The people tweeting own t
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by dudzik 4y ago
> The 14nm technology is at least three generations behind the latest advances available on the market but it is already the second-best technology that China’s chipmaking champion Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. owns. Ou
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by dudzik 4y ago
If the people steering the robots are located in a different country than the work side, would they need a work visa?
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by dudzik 4y ago
My grandma used to tell me about this situation. Specifically, how infuriating it was to work with people that would do the absolute minimum and be rewarded like people making an effort.
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by dudzik 4y ago
I guess the better we get at keeping up with everything the more competition there will be for our attention.
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by dudzik 4y ago
I think it comes down to how limited our attention is. It is not possible to keep up with everything.
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Share Your Work(frederikdudzik.substack.com)
4 points by dudzik 4y ago|4 comments
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A Good Team(roverslim.com)
2 points by dudzik 4y ago|0 comments
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by dudzik 5y ago
This is only the case if the bonds get issued in the country‘s currency. Argentina doesn’t have that luxury[0]. In the long run, if a government devalues its currency too much, investors lose trust, and the country cannot borrow money in it
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by dudzik 5y ago
The question is if families are getting smaller because parents don’t want more kids or because of regulation[0]. Maybe requiring people to have smaller cars or use public transport would further cut the birth rate. I’m only half-serious. I
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Show HN: Build your own crypto index fund(github.com)
2 points by dudzik 5y ago|1 comments
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by dudzik 5y ago
One of the arguments I heard around corruption caused by lobbying is that centralization of power makes it worse. It kind of boils down to persuading one person is easier than convincing many people.
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by dudzik 5y ago
Let them. This would increase competition and drive down the rent. Making it less lucrative to own property.
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by dudzik 5y ago
Agreed, it is not to be expected that a doctor is able to follow the scientific literature for hundreds of different topics. However, I would expect a specialist to know their field well enough to assist a patient/guardian in making a
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by dudzik 5y ago
> Nobody has the knowledge base to make a real informed decision on the efficacy of a drug. This is probably true for most patients, but not doctors. Normally, a patient consults a doctor on what drugs to use for their illness and the ri
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by dudzik 6y ago
Ruby is not really slowing us down, the bigger issue is that we have a lot of integration tests and few isolated unit tests. So we are massively parallelizing our builds so we can get p50 build times of 23 minutes when running the whole tes
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by dudzik 6y ago
> Before disabling the test, does anyone even consider the possibility that maybe it's not the test that's flaky, but that the software under test is itself buggy in a non-deterministic way? I work on the team that build the sy
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by dudzik 6y ago
I've worked on the project in the article so I can give some perspective on our handling of intermittently failing tests. Generally, I agree with your sentiment. Intermittently failing test are eroding trust in the codebase. In our cas

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