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by johnnyAghands 3mo ago
The title of the post on their blog is really misleading "We have Mythos at Home: GLM 5.2 beats Claude in our Cyber Benchmarks". Mythos (or Fable) isn't even benchmarked, and there's giant caveat literally at the bottom:
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by johnnyAghands 5mo ago
I feel like this sums up to where we're headed.
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by johnnyAghands 5mo ago
Does anyone know if there’s an epub version of these, 244 pages??
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by johnnyAghands 7mo ago
Does anyone know what Chainlink is?
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Related post: https://medium.com/@fullscript-engineering/fullscript-become...
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Fullscript Joins the Rails Foundation(rubyonrails.org)
3 points by johnnyAghands 1y ago|2 comments
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Stoked! The developer culture here is superb! A (so-far) hidden gem!
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Wow! That's pretty slick. I've only thought of EXIF data in the context of my digital camera.
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
wow! didn't even think to look at that! ty!
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Ok unrelated, but I'm looking for a tool for making diagrams like that, anyone know what was used on this post? ty
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Yeah that was my understanding as well —- but I’m not a framework author so wasn’t sure if this was a common practice. Trade-offs aside, I personally find the idea of re-running the request through the stack a bit hacky.
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Can someone tl;dr: why there is even logic to bypass middleware in the first-place, I feel like I'm missing something obvious here...
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
Ah ok, yeah.. unfortnutely this type of lag/mismgmt is pretty common once a company gets big enough. Often times the right people don't get involved on first-pass... even at tech-first companies like this -- though at that point p
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by johnnyAghands 1y ago
What is intersting?
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Cancer :( Specifically Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer).
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Power and Light: Russell Lee's Coal Survey(museum.archives.gov)
1 points by johnnyAghands 2y ago|0 comments
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Wow so Brett was also autistic.
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Same here. I miss the days when you were given a take home or, god forbid, a real world problem, something the company has run into that you can work through with an experienced interviewer. Some of the worst interviews I've had I&#x27
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Its almost as if these policy makers don't know anything about anything.
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Yeah I agree, but I think this post is for those cases where this design might be inappropriate, mainly monoliths with single dbs. I disagree with the whole "you're not Google/FB"/"over arbitary RPS" logic
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
My condolences, what a good boy :(
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
You might say, the cat es-cat-lated it...
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by johnnyAghands 2y ago
Wow, mad jelly their CI/CD and monitoring proceses are robust enough to trust a major rollout in December. That's a pretty badass eng culture That being said, still some unanswered questions: - If the issue was ipv6 configuration
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
900 Sites, 125 million accounts, 1 vulnerability, 0 Girlfriends.
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
> and learned an enormous amount about what it means to build and run a people-first company He's talking about Auth0. > And then it happened, I got the email. Slack didn't work. My laptop restarted and came back with accoun
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
Wow, this title sums up in one sentence what we all hate about Jenkins. It's like the equivelent of timeouts being worse than fast fails.
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
This for summing up what I couldn't find the words for!
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
It just felt like more of the same. I left soon after (2020) so perhaps things are changing. Was gutted to leave, IBM was always one of those mythical places to work for me, but in the end I made the right choice. Perhaps one day I'll
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by johnnyAghands 3y ago
> Whitehurst, on the other hand, has a history of strong execution across multiple industries, and built a reputation as someone who protected Red Hat's culture against attempts from within IBM to "Big Blueify" it (possibl
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A history of the typewriter – and my path to pain free typing(robbienohra.com)
2 points by johnnyAghands 3y ago|0 comments

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