galenmarchetti

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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
what are these "nasty surprises"? they're really not that different
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
then why hasn't the central bank done this yet
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
yep if you want to just go straight to the docs, they're here: https://docs.astrobee.ai/ warehouse: you connect your warehouse AND astrobee will store your semantic layer (ontology) in your warehouse. it will also use
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
that's a fair point. we use "ontology" throughout the product because of the influence from Palantir, and the fact that the structure we use in the product (from palantir) is in fact a bit different from what most people woul
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
thank you! that's exactly where we're going with this. we're still in the early days, so let us know how you get along!
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
we're using OpenAI's API for business. they don't train on data sent to the business api, unlike the consumer tier this is still an early beta, so at the moment everything is only available with OpenAI's API. however, fo
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
have worked with waku in the past, love the vision
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Show HN: AstroBee – AI-Generated Semantic Layers(app.astrobee.ai)
8 points by galenmarchetti 1y ago|10 comments
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
it depends on whether you want to live life with work-as-someone-paying-for-your-time or whether you want to live life as work-as-perfecting-and-delivering-on-craft you can have an attitude towards spending the short hours you have on this
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The Secret Weapon in America's Critical Minerals Strategy(firstbreakfast.com)
2 points by galenmarchetti 1y ago|0 comments
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Never Bet Against America(unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com)
2 points by galenmarchetti 1y ago|0 comments
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
they kept 2 nonstop routes to NYC, 1 to Chicago, 1 to SF, but none to DC wouldn't have guessed that. that NYC pull is huge
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
yeah I agree with this - good text2sql is essential but just one part of a larger stack that will actually get there. Seems possible tho
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
and then add in ambiguity in the business terms / intention behind the query. still a big need for something like semantic layer or ontology to sit between business and at least right now that stuff hasn’t been automated away yet (it s
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
still need someone to build the semantic layer, why not use text2sql or something similar for that
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
there’s two kinds of people using AI to generate SQL…those who say it’s already solved and those who say it’ll be impossible to ever solve
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by galenmarchetti 1y ago
yeah we’re doing something similar under the hood at AstroBee. it’s way way way easier to handle joins this way. imo any hope of really leveraging llms in this context needs this + human review on additions to a shared ontology/semanti
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
i do think there's a lot of opportunity for the AI-assisted kubernetes help feature could be cool to see that unbundled into its own thing though
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
"clown car that fell into a gold mine" is such a brilliant image. im not familiar with twitter in those days, but I've seen other companies that definitely match this description
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
founder/dev on this project here - exactly!! still trying to figure out the wording between "kubernetes development environment", "kubernetes-based application deploys", "application environments in-cluster&quo
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
service B doesn't actually know that - it happens at the level of the service mesh (you have to have a service mesh installed, right now just supporting istio but we plan on making that configurable) we use trace headers to keep track
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
founder/developer here - yeah, in the last couple weeks I've had in the back of my mind switching the wording to "lightest-weight application deploys on Kubernetes" or something like that. environment is an incredibly ov
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
founder/developer on Kardinal here - that's a good question in reality what you're doing with namespace-based deploys or telepresence is equally "lightweight" to what you're doing with Kardinal. it's just
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by galenmarchetti 2y ago
fast fix! appreciate this
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Expo vs. Flutter(thenewstack.io)
6 points by galenmarchetti 2y ago|3 comments
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Just Build It(blog.streamlit.io)
2 points by galenmarchetti 2y ago|0 comments
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What Money Can't Buy(shyamsankar.com)
1 points by galenmarchetti 2y ago|0 comments
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Why finance teams hate Stripe(withorb.com)
14 points by galenmarchetti 2y ago|2 comments
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Flox Readies Nix for the Enterprise(thenewstack.io)
3 points by galenmarchetti 3y ago|0 comments
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Does a perfect dev environment exist?(medium.com)
2 points by galenmarchetti 3y ago|0 comments

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