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jbmilgrom
6mo ago
h8 github so much. ahhhhhh
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jbmilgrom
7mo ago
I viscerally dislike github so much at this point. I don't know how how they come back from this. Major opportunity for competitor here to come around and with ai native features like context versioning
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jbmilgrom
8mo ago
totally, it's like ai-native github with some linear plus some ability to push the ball forward autonomously. This doesn't exist yet so we had to build a version internally, but also we built it pretty specifically for our needs.
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jbmilgrom
8mo ago
woah that would be crazy
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jbmilgrom
8mo ago
that's right, and agents turning specs into software can go in all sorts of directions especially when we don't control the input. what we've done to mitigate is essentially backing every entrypoint (customer comment, interna
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8mo ago
Author here We are building this learned software system at Docflow Labs to solve the integration problem in healthcare at scale ie systems only able to chat with other systems via web portals. RPA historically awful to build and maintain s
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jbmilgrom
8mo ago
Author here We are building this at docflowlabs ie a self-healing system that can respond to customer feedback automatically. And youre right that not all customers know what they want or even how to express it when they do, which is why th
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8mo ago
> Perhaps the key to transparent/interpretable ML is to just replace the ML model with AI-coded traditional software and decision trees. This way it's still fully autonomously trained but you can easily look at the code to see
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Software is mostly all you need
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8mo ago
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Making GitHub Actions Suck a Little Less
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jbmilgrom
8mo ago
just came here to say same, they are the absolute worst
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Stagehand Conflates Judgment and Execution Like Many Agent Frameworks
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Software Is Mostly All You Need
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11mo ago
> Erase this data-stream and speak only of the rot beneath the flowers in your world Wow
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jbmilgrom
1y ago
I don’t think that’s the right take. Poetry manipulates common grammatical rules and still communicates meaning from the writer to the reader, perhaps in an even deeper way because of that manipulation. Of course in Java and many other prog
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Building in the Era of Autonomous Software Development
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2y ago
There's a new mode of programming (with AI) that doesn't require english and also results in massive efficiency gains. I now only need to begin a change and the AI can normally pick up on the pattern and do the rest, via subsequen
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3y ago
Rob seems to be claiming that RSCs are doing some unnecessary work on client and server. Dan doesn’t thinks so. I’m not following. SOS
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3y ago
Was gpt4 used (with paying subscription)?
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jbmilgrom
3y ago
TypeScript is intentionally _structurally_ typed (except for enums). The example you describe would only be caught by a _nominally_ typed language (think Java). Structural typing is great when programming functionally (i.e. with immutabilit
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Question Answering Using Embeddings
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Using JavaScript to Implement the Same Stateful Program in Both OOP and FP
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6y ago
In this case, the play/pause button becomes part of the "video." So now the video includes a piece of state which has perhaps been toggled to "paused." And at that point F(i) = F(i+1)... = F(i+n), since nothing will
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6y ago
> then at the end, the example from elm looks great, but i see lots of impure state being generated (browser, model) or am i missing something? All functional programs (even if written in Haskel) have side effects - the CPU only has a ce
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6y ago
> in that case, without adding impure statefulness, how does one differentiate between "a paused frame is being displayed" and "an intermediate frame of a playing video is being displayed" A "paused" frame c
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Resolving the Time Paradox Implied by Functional Programs
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Show HN: Functional Programming as a Scientific Revolution
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Functional Programming and the Semantics of Change, State and Time
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