fabioz

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by fabioz 2mo ago
I'm working on the area in https://beolis.com . The system as a whole is meant to support that use case, where each task (ticket in its jargon) can be tackled using a custom workflow that can each use a different agent/
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by fabioz 2mo ago
I'm working on a tool to manage developing with Agents for teams, using a UI like a Kanban board and workflows, so the development starts from a given workflow and not from a prompt, the idea being that instead of starting from a promp
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by fabioz 2mo ago
That's one of the reasons I started https://beolis.com . Now I have a workflow that says to do things in a TDD and run only new tests and related tests but NEVER run the full suite and then when it finishes the workflow runs
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by fabioz 3mo ago
I'm in the same boat and I'm not a fan on the current way of working of agents, but I think tooling is what needs to catch up. So, I actually decided to try to tackle it myself and worked some months (full time) on it. https:&#x2
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by fabioz 3mo ago
I wouldn't trust anything from Claude here image-wise (maybe to get a 2nd opinion on the report itself and treatment it's reasonable), but also, on the cases there is something something serious, go to at least 2 different doctors
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by fabioz 3mo ago
I can second this. Compared to many countries Brazil doesn't have such high taxes (I'd say that if you work remotely for a company outside of Brazil, you'll probably have much lower taxes compared to almost any other country
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by fabioz 5mo ago
I agree it's hard to get it to output things in different styles... I started doing a side project for writing with LLMs (ailivrum.com -- my main focus being doing some writing/reading for my younger daughter right now, although I
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by fabioz 5mo ago
Initially I believe Google was known for getting unreliable hardware with good software to manage it (a single laptop probably won't cut it, but a bunch of laptops scattered around the globe could be interesting -- when you grow things
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by fabioz 6mo ago
I usually go for https://simplepdf.com/ (gets the job done, files never leave the browser either).
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by fabioz 1y ago
Static analysis of imports should be solved by mypy (or your favorite static analyzer). I guess you meant "run all imports at startup is desirable to check if they work", but I have a hard time agreeing with that (personally I thi
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by fabioz 1y ago
It'd have been really nice to have that PEP in as it'd have helped me not have to write local imports everywhere. As it is, top-level imports IMHO are only meant to be used for modules required to be used in the startup, everyth
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by fabioz 1y ago
Isn't `useContext` the builtin React alternative to that issue?
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by fabioz 2y ago
I believe this view is actually outdated -- it was actually true in the past, but I know that currently "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy" does define things much more objectively than previous approaches... It's a bit unfortunat
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by fabioz 2y ago
The first advantage the homepage lists is: > Mill can build the same Java codebase 5-10x faster than Maven, or 2-4x faster than Gradle Speed per se can be a good selling point (having to wait for slow builds is really annoying). I can&#x
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by fabioz 2y ago
Yes, PyLance has a pretty strict license and makes it very clear it cannot be used in forks (and that's not really surprising and pretty standard I'd even say for a corporation such as Microsoft, it's like the current license
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Show HN: Pydevd and Sys.monitoring (PEP 669)(pydev.blogspot.com)
1 points by fabioz 3y ago|0 comments
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by fabioz 3y ago
Particularly, I'd say that it would be awesome and could save sports which are graded based on such rules as the current state of affairs is pretty appalling (I hate seeing competitions which are graded based on subjective things and j
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by fabioz 3y ago
Well, I'm working on reimplementing the pydevd debugger to use it. The general idea is that pydevd will be able to use that API instead of relying on sys.settrace (which was perceived as slow in general -- pydevd got by because it had
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by fabioz 3y ago
> However, no IDE will show any problem with this code. That's not entirely True... I just checked it here and Eclipse/PyDev does flag this correctly -- since version 11.0.0 ;) See: https://www.pydev.org/history
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by fabioz 3y ago
Actually, you get the speed increase if using threads on python with numpy because numpy will release the GIL internally, so, operations using numpy will actually run in parallel (i.e.: c libraries can release the GIL and do get the perform
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by fabioz 3y ago
I did work in Smalltalk in the university and I must say that in practice it was horrible to work with. It was very common to have the image corrupted -- imagine that you by mistake add a bug to your code. Now the live version you're d
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by fabioz 3y ago
Posting about what I've been working for a while (a library -- with a focus on Python automations -- which is able to report what actually happened in a Python execution).
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Robocorp.log: a library to answer what happened in a Python run(pydev.blogspot.com)
4 points by fabioz 3y ago|1 comments
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by fabioz 4y ago
My go-to library in python for this is: https://pypi.org/project/pytest-regressions/ It's a bit different in that it'll save the expected to a different file... IMHO that's usually nicer because the
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by fabioz 4y ago
Package management in Python is mostly solved to me with conda+conda devenv+conda lock. Sometimes I still need to get packages from pip in that scenario, but conda makes package management a lot better than pip+alternatives for me.
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by fabioz 4y ago
For me, the only way to reduce smoking and drug usage is through education -- prohibitions just end up increasing the black market, violence and incarceration rates.
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by fabioz 4y ago
The way I'd go about this is probably starting a VM, installing the package and seeing what in the filesystem is affected by it rather than trying to do static analysis (which becomes a cat and mouse game as detection heuristics improv
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by fabioz 4y ago
Well, nowadays Robot Framework Language Server (which I develop) does have autocomplete/semantic analysis/interactive console/debugger (which can debug Python and Robot Framework at the same time) and a bunch of other things,
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by fabioz 4y ago
Well, I bet that if they managed to be extremely unproductive with Robot Framework, they'd be equally unproductive with Python ;) -- Robot Framework builds on top of Python and usually wraps python libraries -- such as Selenium or Pla
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by fabioz 4y ago
Well, I don't know how things were back then, but Robot Framework had many changes in the latest times, so, it's possible things improved from there (thus your past experiences may not match the current state of affairs). I'd

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