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by etse 14d ago
That's how I read it, too. They pinpointed the problem of over-coordination to the messenger (coordinator) instead of the teams demanding final approval over launches (coordination). Won't merging different teams under a single ow
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by etse 23d ago
By Chinese company, do you mean Taiwan is Chinese in the same way China is Chinese?
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by etse 23d ago
In my mind, postmortems with a human touch to be subtle defensiveness, passive aggressive blame, and unempathetic factual digs at others. I read the lack of empathy in the article as simply following best practices.
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by etse 27d ago
What was the reason for interfaces having to work at runtime?
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by etse 5mo ago
Ah, got it. Still impressive.
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by etse 5mo ago
The memory forking is really interesting. I wonder if copy-on-write at the VM level, O(1) with respect to machine size, won't scale cost with how many forks to take, but 320ms median seems good for the branch-and-explore pattern withou
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by etse 6mo ago
So, neither?
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by etse 9mo ago
Isn’t frontend more complex? If my task starts with a Figma UI design, how well does a code agent do at generating working code that looks right, and iterate on it (presuming some browser MCP)? Some automated tests seem enough for an geneti
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by etse 9mo ago
What’s the challenge with getting it working in macOS? Vulkan?
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by etse 10mo ago
That seems unusual. I would assume trivial means the default approach works for most cases. Perhaps mutable global variables are not a common use case. Unsafe might make it easier, but it’s not obvious and probably undesired. I don’t know R
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by etse 1y ago
I have hardly come across aspiring-CEOs who do not have much ego and listen to other founders, let alone founders or serial-founders. After some founder dating last year, I am a bit jaded, though.
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by etse 1y ago
Morality is not about intelligence, but some folks believe living by morals is submitting oneself to the lack of intelligence (or stupidity even). The real [evil] geniuses prune their decision tree by not considering morality so they mainta
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by etse 1y ago
There is a lot of sentiment in these comments about needing to scale still. I wonder how many need to do this in a pre-PMF stage vs growth stage? The trade off is faster growth if your PMF bet wins and loss of time if your bet goes south.
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by etse 1y ago
Maybe not capabilities, but I'm wondering if Postgres has gotten any easier to scale horizontally. The administrative overhead of scaling and maintenance with MongoDB seemed lower to Postgres to me. Would love to hear from others with
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by etse 1y ago
Interesting idea, but questionable scholarship.
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by etse 1y ago
Hmm. Maybe you should test the site on a different phone. Not seeing an issue with responsiveness here.
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by etse 2y ago
Not when the roundabouts are placed within the bounds of a 4 way stop. Not sure if those are called roundabouts, but I don’t like them.
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by etse 2y ago
We don’t need to overstate racism, but “bigwig at TI” is a down leveling for Morris. Doesn’t seem right to limit greatness if it’s about race and not based on track record or other meritocratic signals.
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by etse 2y ago
How? Morris didn’t get the job because he was born in the wrong country?
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by etse 2y ago
Very wealthy people have access to very exclusive and potentially unethical and/or illegal capabilities. Many do not think they are bound to the same rules as the rest of society. Some are probably not. OpenAI the company may not be re
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by etse 2y ago
I’m curious which are the well known projects or products that have ported or converted away from Go. Anyone have a shortlist?
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by etse 2y ago
> why structured editors haven’t taken over the world: most programmers find them so annoying to use in some situations that they don’t view the pros as outweighing the cons. Seems like "annoying" refers to a user interface ann
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by etse 2y ago
This article was kind of lazy. It’s a lot of conjecture, a couple anecdotal observations, and some rhetoric for good measure. Basically, the content was a let down from the title. On the other hand, I didn’t know Data Scientist candidates w
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by etse 2y ago
“Yak” shaving of a sort!
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by etse 2y ago
Are you opposed to the process by which discussion can initiate a transition from negative state to positive state? Seems healthy to me.
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by etse 2y ago
The opposite seems true (regarding Go being over-fitted to Google problems). It was designed for Google, but Google has not adopted it widely. Google is still heavily C++ and Java after all these years. The outside world loves it way more.
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by etse 2y ago
Palo Alto is in Santa Clara County whereas Menlo Park and East Palo Alto are in San Mateo. That might be how.
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by etse 2y ago
Agreed. This is very well written. I discovered the joy of Go from dealing with JavaScript promises while writing an API service in Node. So many painful runtime errors uncaught or unlogged because promises don’t (or didn’t) require the cat
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by etse 2y ago
The belly cut for comfort.
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by etse 2y ago
My reading of the article is that because LangChain is abstracted poorly, frameworks should not be used, but that seems a bit far. my experience is that Python has a frustrating developer experience for production services. So I would prefe

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