jkukul

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by jkukul 2mo ago
You can use Cursor CLI, it's a terminal agent, just like Claude Code and Codex. I use it sometimes, I haven't opened the actual Cursor IDE in ages. The potential benefit of Cursor CLI (vs CC and Codex) is that you can easily betwe
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by jkukul 4mo ago
Quite ironic. The original Robin Hood took from the rich and gave to the poor. Robinhood, the app, seems to do the exact opposite: it helps the rich get richer at the expense of regular folk.
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by jkukul 5mo ago
> I ended up saying goodbye to those devops folks, The irony is that "DevOps" was supposed to be a culture and a set of practices, not a job title. The tools that came with it (=Kubernetes) turned out to be so complex that most
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by jkukul 6mo ago
Enabling Claude Code's sandbox (as OP suggested) does exactly that. It's a system-level filesystem sandbox that only permits access to specified locations for any process, including the python interpreter.
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by jkukul 6mo ago
Yes, I also doubt it'll ever happen considering how hard Anthropic went after Clawdbot to force its renaming.
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by jkukul 7mo ago
I hope you're not too invested into GPT-4o because it has been retired so you'll need to use a different model :)
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by jkukul 7mo ago
A profitable customer? How would Hetzner know if you're profitable or not? I've hosted side projects on Hetzner for years and have never experienced anything like that. Do you have any references of projects to which it happened?
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by jkukul 11mo ago
this! it favors established business with legal teams and (maybe more importantly) with connections. The EU is also great at creating a heavy regulatory environment. Which entrenches existing incumbents. So the EU creates barriers that favo
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by jkukul 11mo ago
I don't understand why your comment is downvoted. The comment you're replying to is tainted with the survivorship bias. We see successful companies that got government funding, but not the opposite. Maybe we'd have more innov
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by jkukul 1y ago
Google actually did make their own Docusign, it's called eSignature [1] and it was built into Google Workplace [1] https://workspace.google.com/resources/esignature/
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by jkukul 2y ago
> and other than a bit of open source (PyTorch and React are nice, I guess) as far as I can tell it's never really had any mission other than getting big. I sometimes wonder what motivations these orgs have in contributing to open s
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by jkukul 2y ago
Agree 100%. I noticed that on the Copilot settings page [1] you can switch to Claude Sonnet model (instead of a model trained by Github I assume?). In my experience this improves things. [1] https://github.com/settings/
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by jkukul 2y ago
I use iOS's built in Screen Time settings. For "bad" apps (Reddit, TikTok, etc) and "bad" websites ("hackernews", etc) I set a daily time limit of, let's say, 15 minutes. I configure a random password
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by jkukul 2y ago
Yes, you can pre-fill the assistant's response with "```json {" or even "{" and that should increase the likelihood of getting a proper JSON in the response, but it's still not guaranteed. It's not nearly
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by jkukul 2y ago
I think in the era of LLMs good docs/FAQ are of an even greater value. You can write a support bot that sends a user's question + docs/FAQ to an LLM to automatically deal with the basic questions and only involve a human in t
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by jkukul 2y ago
I totally understand you, but want to offer a different perspective. They will also be able to use ChatGPT on the job. And StackOverflow. And Google. If they know how to use tools available to solve a problem, that will benefit them on the
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by jkukul 2y ago
A leet-code test would be much more standardized if candidates could solve it at home. Just send me a link to the quiz and let me solve it within a specified time frame. I've done tests like this for some companies. It felt a lot faire
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by jkukul 2y ago
In theory, yes. Like you’re saying we’re still not quite there yet. In practice there are constraints that limit job markets geographically, e.g. time zone differences or legal obstacles to hire foreigners.
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by jkukul 3y ago
Thanks for the insightful comment. I guess they can still conveniently schedule when the layoffs are announced and make it happen right before the 10b5-1 schedule? All the previous layoffs announcements were followed by the stock rising up.
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by jkukul 3y ago
There was a very interesting discussion recently on this topic. [1] There are various hypothesis: * changes to gut microbiome composition due to modern diets and overuse of antibiotics * excessive cleanliness and hygiene. The "hygiene
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by jkukul 3y ago
Yes, that's the main point, the stronger concrete. If you make stronger concrete it will last longer and you thus will need less of it in the long run. Concrete production is very bad for environment, so the less we need to make the be
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by jkukul 3y ago
Or one layer down (= founders), let’s not forget Adam Neumann renting his properties to WeWork
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by jkukul 3y ago
$100k salary puts you in the top 5% of the society in Bulgaria. I wouldn't call that being "Ramen-fueled". I don't want people to get wrong ideas. I agree with you that $235K is a small budget to build a serious software
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by jkukul 3y ago
> or find a relevant Discord to ask again. and AFAIK Discord is not indexed by Google, so the answer is likely never to be found. This goes completely against the idea of the knowledge re-use
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by jkukul 3y ago
Here's the post explaining their decision: https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/415293/sunsetting-j... The main reason being stated as: > Exiting this space allows us to refocus on products that build
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by jkukul 3y ago
Also: Chatgpt can give you answers based on what’s already on SO. In other words based on the content that is a result of the very moderation practices being criticised
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by jkukul 3y ago
I tried the self-hosted version of Matomo [1][2] a few years back but I remember it was a bit underwhelming for the effort required to set it up. [1] https://matomo.org [2] https://github.com/matomo-org
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by jkukul 3y ago
With server side tracking you're not able to identify and properly track non-logged in users. GA (and other client-side tools) take care of this, via cookies. Additionally, a common argument is that the server side logs contain a lot o
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by jkukul 3y ago
Shouldn't it be possible to work around this by wrapping the query in double quotes? Google promises to do an exact match search when wrapping in quotes. So I'd imagine the OP's query should work when the image id is wrapped
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by jkukul 3y ago
Same here. One small caveat is that I must already be in a somewhat decent state to do physical activities. Sometimes I'm just too "mentally tired" to even get myself to exercise - it would be great to have a tool to get over

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