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by erdaniels 3mo ago
Since I'm between jobs, I've been taking the time to relearn geometry, trig, calc, and linear algebra. I've finished the first two and it's both humiliating and really fun to relearn some math. As an adult, I feel a very
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mvm – a fast virtual machine for Go(mvm.sh)
3 points by erdaniels 4mo ago|0 comments
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Based on the number of comments, upvotes, and recency, I expected it to stay up longer! I think you're right on the flame war part.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Did this get yanked off the front page?
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
I think if anyone is looking for a concise way to talk about the problems with LLM and agentic coding, it's this. People say AI assisted coding but for much of what I've seen (and tried), it's the tool, gateway, and interface
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
This feels AI written as the post goes on. Either way, I'd like for us to stop fetishizing how we can use AI to make us stronger, better, and more valuable engineers. It's exhausting and doesn't consider other ways to use it.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Ah I love this article. I'm now thinking about the idea of encouraging coworkers to orally defend their design documents which are using more AI generated content. People keep saying that we have to focus on what comes before and after
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
If you don't know what a reasoning token is, then how can 39 be considered shockingly few?
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Yes, full stop. They say they cap the body to 16k and give the LLM a warning, lol. And this is coming from a credit card company.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
I'm not trying to be rude here, but this doesn't belong on this site. This is like posting documentation on CloudFlare for a tutorial that isn't remotely a feature.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Yeah it was the same thing with tech force or whatever it was. It's on the last page of the application.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Yet another US Job application where you need to answer "How would you help advance the President's Executive Orders and policy priorities in this role?". Instant pass.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Now we have to trick the models when you legitimately work in the security space.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
I love how much time, money, and energy we are wasting on trying to trick these machines. Each day someone has a new bag of tricks.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Yes, as far as I've been told, they are. I imagine (hope) they run on a completely isolated version of it though.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
What about it? You are responsible for the software you run.
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Preach... thank you
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by erdaniels 5mo ago
Then people would lose a lot of money
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by erdaniels 6mo ago
it does support it ( https://docs.gitlab.com/administration/settings/scim_setup/ ) but we're not using it. We just do manual invites for now at our size. As far as kicking users out goes, if they're k
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by erdaniels 6mo ago
Yeah I tried hosting forgejo and the first issue I found was that it was crashing some of the time with our large monorepo and getting actions/runners up and running was proving time consuming; I really did like how lightweight it was,
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by erdaniels 6mo ago
I just migrated our entire company off of github to gitlab self-hosted. So far so good. It's entirely behind tailscale so we don't have any SSO tax from gitlab and all of our CI runners are on EKS + an on-prem cluster with GPUs. I
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Pragma Twice(github.com)
1 points by erdaniels 6mo ago|0 comments
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by erdaniels 6mo ago
Good question. To quickly answer, no you don't need it installed locally but you will benefit from having the source available. Just so we have a common reference, look at https://github.com/edaniels/graft/blo
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Show HN: Graft – Your local environment, everywhere(graft.run)
5 points by erdaniels 6mo ago|2 comments
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by erdaniels 7mo ago
Also check out https://www.restate.dev/ . We chose this internally after evaluating it against temporal, hatchet, and dbos. The docs are pretty good and development locally and deployment to k8s was simple.
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by erdaniels 8mo ago
Agreed that SaaS feels ugly. Agreed on selling it as libre. The only thing I could imagine charging for in a subscribed model would be for services that are hosted (e.g. instance/gpu provisioning/monitoring/maintenance in the
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by erdaniels 8mo ago
Hey ibobev! I've actually been building something very close to box at a snail's pace for 2 years. I built it since I was working a lot with a bunch of raspberry pis where it was better to compile directly on the pi then on my m
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Pentagon embraces Musk's Grok AI chatbot as it draws global outcry(pbs.org)
5 points by erdaniels 8mo ago|1 comments
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On LLMs in Programming(blog.danieljanus.pl)
1 points by erdaniels 9mo ago|0 comments
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by erdaniels 9mo ago
No, but it's pretty common IME to create an Atlas cluster that has internet-wide access (0.0.0.0/0) when testing and forgetting to turn this off. According to https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-115508 , th

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