henryjcee

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Zuckerberg claims AI systems "improving themselves"(theguardian.com)
4 points by henryjcee 1y ago|1 comments
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by henryjcee 1y ago
Obviously he has to talk his book but is there anything concrete to this?
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Three unrelated thoughts about working with LLMs(henrycourse.com)
2 points by henryjcee 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: The Proof or Bluff paper. Can "AI" do math?
1 points by henryjcee 1y ago|0 comments
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by henryjcee 1y ago
some info in here https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/john-carmack-s-slides-f...
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by henryjcee 1y ago
came here to say similar. GGP is another great example of hn people jumping in to make comments without having even a basic understanding of what they're talking about. Frustrating as it spreads misinfo about security which is the last
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by henryjcee 1y ago
> How hard would it be to automate these iterations? The fact that we're no closer to doing this than we were when chatgpt launched suggests that it's really hard. If anything I think it's _the_ hard bit vs. building somet
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by henryjcee 2y ago
I'm a committed Kotlin shill and a very experienced Gradle user but I'm the first to admit that it is absolutely arcane for those new to it. Once you know all the incantations it's really flexible and performant but good luck
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by henryjcee 2y ago
Very interesting. Bulk of my career has been writing Kotlin/Java and after a year of Go I am _still_ really struggling. Nice to know I'm not alone! I see the benefits (I've have seen some absolute Java ee monstrosities that w
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by henryjcee 2y ago
Nice to see someone else banging this drum!
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by henryjcee 2y ago
Strong, strong agree on this. That plus the verbosity really adds to the activation energy of getting things done. I reckon I end up writing (and having to read) 5x the lines of code for the same result that then ends up being less type saf
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by henryjcee 2y ago
As a Java/Kotlin dev now writing Go for a living I agree with quite a bit in here and actually think both languages have things they could learn from the other. Having said that I cannot understand where the idea that "the [Go] li
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Show HN: A Jupyter notebook for digging into UK house price data(github.com)
1 points by henryjcee 2y ago|0 comments
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by henryjcee 3y ago
Just posting an update to my original article. Should be useful for anyone who needs to get going fast with AWS on Terraform. Leave a comment/issue on the repo if anything's wrong or unclear. Thanks, H
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by henryjcee 4y ago
Appreciate it, thanks!
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Ask HN: Hiring tech roles Nigeria, any suggestions?
3 points by henryjcee 4y ago|2 comments
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Get started with AWS and Terraform in under an hour(henrycourse.com)
2 points by henryjcee 5y ago|1 comments
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by henryjcee 5y ago
Aimed at people looking to get started fast, I've written up my barebones multi-env AWS Terraform setup (with a working repo). It might not be the best way to do it but it's pretty close, DRY, easy to understand and aimed at peopl
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by henryjcee 5y ago
This has passed me by, what's happening?
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by henryjcee 5y ago
comedically broke take isn't it
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by henryjcee 5y ago
it's a nightmare isn't it. Are you using the 1.4 compiler?
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Ask HN: Consuming one-shot webhooks reliably
1 points by henryjcee 6y ago|1 comments
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by henryjcee 6y ago
Sorry, missed your reply to this. So this came out of the experience at my previous job where we were a big team working on a rapidly changing codebase and we reckon that resolving conflicts was taking anything from 5-10 engineer hours a we
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by henryjcee 6y ago
Valid. I definitely need to get some concrete numbers on there as saying "it'll cost ya but who knows how much or when!" is rubbish. I can at least promise that for public repos it's free forever. Thanks, H
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by henryjcee 6y ago
Interesting to hear you say that as I think you're right and making it more real-time is something I'm working on next. As you say, by the time the PR is up it's too late already but maybe a Slack/IDE notification the mo
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Show HN: Merge Mamba – No more merge conflicts(mergemamba.com)
4 points by henryjcee 6y ago|8 comments
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by henryjcee 6y ago
Afternoon everyone, I've spent the last few weeks building an MVP for my first ever publicly available project and I think it's time to get it out there. tl;dr: If you're using Github and merge conflicts are slowing your team
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Show HN: Normal Distribution Visualiser(henrycourse.com)
1 points by henryjcee 6y ago|1 comments
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by henryjcee 6y ago
Fully expecting 100 better tools for this job to appear in the comments but if one person finds it useful then that's a win. Comments/suggestions welcome.