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by encoderer 22d ago
In American cities, as long as you don’t look like a bum, hotel lobbies are usually accessible.
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by encoderer 24d ago
I think nurses in the Bay Area make like 200k a year
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by encoderer 25d ago
this sounds like an absolutely wholesome story where multiple strangers donate their attention and time to help somebody who was not a victim in any way but just merely lost . I wouldn't want my wife lost in Compton either but if th
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by encoderer 28d ago
This looks solid! We are also going for a single-executable (typescript/bun in our case), but we are specifically going after agent monitoring in the first version. We think people shouldn't have to send all of their agent convers
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by encoderer 28d ago
It doesn't take very long (because compute and storage are separate in most of them) but good lord does it get expensive. Every time you click that upgrade button you are doubling your cost. It's really painful when you have a s
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by encoderer 1mo ago
Definitely encroaching. Our last product (SaaS observability) uses Clickhouse. Our next product (self-hosted observability) uses DuckDB.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
my kids are not teenagers yet, what am I missing? the iPad I let them use has child safety enabled and it seems to do exactly what the comment above you is suggesting.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
No it doesn’t track. In his example, observing license plates is perfectly legal without a warrant. Looking in your phone is not. These are not at all alike.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
The most likely conclusion is that she was fired. To quit before your equity cliff things would have to be so terribly bad that you fear you are committing a crime to stay. After 11 months you feel like you’ve already earned that money.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
All you had to do was put in an order with your broker (robinhood, E*Trade, etc). Some brokers did not get much allocation (Schwab) but this was not a hard stock to get at $135.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
Putting 2 servings of ice cream in a thick plastic jar was always a dumb gimmick.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
Borrows from Business Operating System (BOS) - in use for decades.
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by encoderer 1mo ago
Yes, you nailed it. Old data is important sometimes, like when a problem has been identified and investigated, but most workloads are looking at the current state of the system. So we keep the hot data cached locally (not nas/ebs) and
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by encoderer 1mo ago
At Cronitor we use ClickHouse, but we're leaving it behind for our next product and building directly on Parquet and DuckDB. We think the future of observability in the AI age is self-hosted directly on NVMe backed by cheap and limitle
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by encoderer 2mo ago
Flew into CDG two days ago. US citizens. Passport control did not take fingerprints from any of us.
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by encoderer 3mo ago
You might just be taking people too literally. I've heard the same thing -- if they take a job they will lose money. What they really mean is that if they take a job (trade time for money), they will lose some of the pension they have
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by encoderer 3mo ago
You seem to be using family income and not household income for 1970. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEFAINUSA672N
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by encoderer 3mo ago
This is a great addition to the neighborhood!
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by encoderer 3mo ago
That’s a charitable read. Remember she also thought that New York would “lose millions” if Amazon put their hq2 there. Just because she’s in congress you can’t assume she understands how building a business works. Taking your interpretation
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by encoderer 4mo ago
I setup a few systemd timers last year and created https://systemd.guru to play with different options in OnCalendar expressions.
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by encoderer 4mo ago
The answer for me has been actually more tokens, and create even more layers of automated verification
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by encoderer 4mo ago
Is the website done with Claude design? It gave me a very similar theme recently.
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by encoderer 4mo ago
Things were so much worse in the 1970s.
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by encoderer 4mo ago
You're definitely burning more tokens with the back/forth and multi-step approach but assuming you swap who does the authoring from time to time you can definitely get the max out of each plan. Review doesn't use as many toke
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by encoderer 4mo ago
I prefer having codex author plans and implement, and claude play reviwer. I do swap them from time to time and i have a lot of respect for claude 4.6 and 4.7 but for my domain I think codex does a better job with the authoring.
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by encoderer 4mo ago
You can get a lot done with agentic programming without going "all in" on a gastown-like system, but I think there is a minimum viable setup: 1. an adversarial agent harness that uses one agent to create a plan and implement it, a
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by encoderer 5mo ago
I adopted a couple of these, the api design and ui testing ones have been particularly helpful.
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by encoderer 5mo ago
Such a long blog post with so little evidence. How hard would it have been to create a test repo, make a branch with monolithic specs, make another branch with these scattered specs, run the same exact task against them both? Pick a few tas
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by encoderer 5mo ago
I think we are so far apart on our world view that I wouldn’t even know where to begin.
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by encoderer 5mo ago
Yeah it distorts the property market. It doesn’t create a budget crisis as suggested.

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