indiosmo

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by indiosmo 3mo ago
There’s definitely interest in this in finance domains. I’ve done DATERANGE and GiST exclude constraints based solutions for a symbology database for example, where any given ticker might represent different securities at different times wi
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by indiosmo 4mo ago
The way I frame this is that LLMs are not replacing the tools, whic are are deterministic. They are replacing the humans, which are themselves non-deterministic, as in your Zuckerberg example.
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by indiosmo 6mo ago
I usually instruct the agent to use the skills explicitly, e.g. "/writing-tests write the tests for @some-class.cpp" So the skills are mostly a sort of on-demand AGENTS.md specific to the task. Another example is I have a `pl
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by indiosmo 9mo ago
I use this library a lot for scope guards in C++ https://github.com/Neargye/scope_guard , especially for rolling back state on errors, e.g. In a function that inserts into 4 separate maps, and might fail between each in
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by indiosmo 1y ago
Andrei Alexandrescu comes to mind as someone who does this often. Plenty of talks on youtube.
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by indiosmo 1y ago
One recent example of boilerplate for me is I’ve been writing dbt models and I get it to write the schema.yml file for me based on the sql. It’s basically just a translation, but with dozens of tables, each with dozens of columns it gets te
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by indiosmo 1y ago
This resonates with my experience of using LLMs to build tooling. I have a repo with several libraries where i need error codes to be globally unique, as well as adhere to a set of prefixes attributed to each library. This was enforced by c
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by indiosmo 1y ago
bpftrace was instrumental in helping me diagnose a latency spike on a hot path. I call into a vendor library that eventually calls into Solarflare's TCPDirect API to send packets to the network. This call usually stays under 5us and ha
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by indiosmo 1y ago
Elixir has this. https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/main/docs-tests-and-with.html
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by indiosmo 1y ago
I suppose the argument is that while the robot itself might not have run over anyone, it might have caused someone else on the road to do it. So if we're just measuring how many crashes the robot has been involved in, we can't acc
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by indiosmo 2y ago
In addition to the radio signal being faster as noted by the other commenters, for long distances the radiowave is actually the shorter route. If you take one of the routes in the article, Chicago to Sao Paulo. The distance is about 8,400km
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by indiosmo 7y ago
I have been using SML in production for a little over a year now without issues, mostly for protocol machines. I agree the documentation is not great though, you kind of have to go over the example code and try to figure things out on your
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by indiosmo 10y ago
In the context of hedge funds, I'm assuming compliance.