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Getting Freaky in the Age of AI(iankduncan.com)
1 points by jbott 27d ago|0 comments
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by jbott 27d ago
> the most important feature for agent performance is the popularity of the language This is explicitly called out as only weakly supported in that blog post: - You should use a popular language - There's weak support for th
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by jbott 3mo ago
Complement AI ( https://complement.ai ) | Member of Technical Staff | San Francisco or New York City | ONSITE | Full-time | $150K - $300K + Equity Complement builds AI that autonomously operates factories. We connect the fragmente
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by jbott 6mo ago
Sensationalist title, the actual behavior described in the issue this links to is: Rust language doesn't offer lookaround regex features This is due to the standard library regex implementation not supporting lookaround, not the
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by jbott 7mo ago
This might be of interest to others: Last night I stumbled across Hornbeam, a library in a similar vein from the author of Gunicorn that handles WSGI / ASGI apps as well as a specific wrapper for ML inference https://erlangf
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by jbott 7mo ago
https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale-android
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by jbott 11mo ago
Updated URL is https://www.ubicloud.com/blog/hardware-touch-stronger-ssh
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We built it: Real-time analytics for Stripe Billing(stripe.com)
1 points by jbott 1y ago|0 comments
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by jbott 3y ago
I think you misunderstand how mesh VPNs work. Their primary purpose is as a control plane - introducing peers to each other so they can either communicate directly or via a relay (eg DERP) via per-node encryption. They should have no overhe
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by jbott 3y ago
It looks like the host kernel is not in full control – there is a EL2-level hypervisor, pKVM [1] that is actually the highest-privilege domain. This is pretty similar to the Xen architecture [1] where the dom0 linux os in charge of managing
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by jbott 3y ago
For those of us that don’t work at AWS, their docs are actually quite good at describing the Nitro system, very interesting read: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/security-desi...
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by jbott 3y ago
You might be interested in learning about Erlang – it supports hot code reloads natively: https://oozou.com/blog/understanding-elixir-otp-applications...
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by jbott 3y ago
Erik also made "Wanderers" about this feeling, quoting Carl Sagan. Highly recommend watching it: https://erikwernquist.com/wanderers
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by jbott 3y ago
TIL!
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by jbott 3y ago
I don’t think the point about disk wear is true. ZFS is a block-based CoW filesystem already, so the “erase” is actually something more like “make a new metadata entry that points to an earlier state snapshot”. Plus, I’d expect normal disk
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by jbott 3y ago
This is linked in the footer of this page, but Graham Christensen has an excellent blog post “Erase your darlings” [1] that explains why you might want to do this. There is a script floating around on github [2] that does the install automa
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Testing Spacecraft with Pytest [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jbott 3y ago|0 comments
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by jbott 4y ago
Unfortunately this syntax is not generally supported yet - it's only supported with the buildkit backend and only landed in the 1.3 "labs" release. It was moved to stable in early 2022 (see https://github.com/
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by jbott 4y ago
Yes, as far as I understand it breaks it, but combined with a package manager like Nix / Guix / Spack, this tool enables atomically upgrading dynamic library dependencies on a per-package basis rather than globally. If you want al
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by jbott 5y ago
How are these docs being built? I really like how these look and it looks to be asciidoc based, but I can't seem to find a build script for these.
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by jbott 6y ago
Have you seen nx[1]? It looks like the first step towards this! 1. https://dashbit.co/blog/nx-numerical-elixir-is-now-publicly-...
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by jbott 6y ago
I disagree that GUI tools like STM32CubeMX are useful. They end up being a crutch that end up adding increasingly complex wizard driven autogeneration, rather than just exposing the configuration in easy to consume ways. Sure, you can get s
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by jbott 7y ago
Dotfiles aren't enough to fully describe a system configuration, though. I'll regularly use both CentOS to Ubuntu, and both the available configuration tools and default services (along with other differences like SELinux vs AppAr
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by jbott 7y ago
I think that’s missing the point he was making. No matter what front-end representation of a system you get, the implementation backing a no-code system will have edge cases around interactions both internally and with third-party systems.
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by jbott 7y ago
PPC 32 bit is still used extensively in the embedded space. It's understandable that it's not the main target for newer languages as LLVM support seems to be sparse (and practically non-existent for some dialects such as Freescale
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by jbott 7y ago
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by jbott 7y ago
"Real time" in a mechanical system is pretty generous compared to electrical systems. Changes are in the timescale of 1 to 100 hz compared to the kHz (or even MHz) switching speeds of many electrical systems. Once you switch away
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by jbott 7y ago
This is software running on a users' computer. They will always have the opportunity to modify their configuration (or patch the running software if needed). The argument that DoH is a step backwards doesn't make sense, since it&#
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Ask HN: What are the challenges to switch version control systems in your org?
4 points by jbott 8y ago|2 comments
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by jbott 8y ago
The bazel installation process has gotten a lot better lately - they now bundle OpenJDK inside the binary and it is only a single download.

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