jrmiii

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by jrmiii 5mo ago
Found your comment by searching to see if anyone mentioned it. Really key in legacy systems.
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by jrmiii 5mo ago
Haha, I thought of you when reading this thread. Glad to see you're doing well!
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by jrmiii 1y ago
> Heck, even UI seems to be a solved problem now with shadcn/ui + MCP. I'm interested in hearing more about this - any resource you can point me at or do you mind elaborating a bit? TIA!
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by jrmiii 1y ago
The plugin architecture here reminds me of what happened with VS Code - once you give users a proper JavaScript API and decent documentation, the community starts solving problems you never even knew existed. But there's something part
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by jrmiii 2y ago
I had a coworker introduce me to The Five Dysfunctions of a Team[0] as a useful tool for framing problems with team dynamics. It's easy to draw parallels between what's described and those dysfunctions. In case you're not fam
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by jrmiii 3y ago
> you can also run everything locally and debug it. I didn't see that with the FLAME but maybe I missed it. He mentioned this: > With FLAME, your dev and test runners simply run on the local backend. and this > by default, FL
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by jrmiii 3y ago
> functions with captured variable serialization Can't wait for the deep dive on how that works
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Yeah, I think this was more inward focusing on things like `Oban` in elixir land. He's made the distinction in the article that those tools are great when you need durability, but this gives you a lower ceremony way to make it Just Wor
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Ah, that makes a lot of sense - I think the FLAME.Parent{} approach may enable backends that wouldn't be possible otherwise. For example, if I used the heroku api to do the equivalent of ps:scale to boot up more nodes - those new nodes
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by jrmiii 3y ago
So, Chris, how do you envision the FLAME child understanding what OTP children it needs to start on boot, because this could be FLAME.call dependent if you have multiple types of calls as described above. Is there a way to pass along that d
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Well, that was 8 hours ago - you get anywhere noodling over this? I'm trying to go through the same thought process - this is neat, how do i translate into more practical applications. It seems like such a powerful paradigm if one can
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by jrmiii 3y ago
You're in luck, there was a big discussion on that just yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36859785
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by jrmiii 3y ago
I'd be interested to hear what some of those gaps are from your perspective, as they represent opportunities for community creators. In other words, what resources do you wish existed?
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Rather than post a top-level comment, I'll just tell you here that your content is _so good_ and I really appreciate what you're doing.
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Have you looked at d2lang - it supports SVG output: https://d2lang.com/tour/exports/ The syntax is a bit different though, so it depends on where your source is coming from, see here: https://text-to-di
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by jrmiii 3y ago
I just posted the Voyager paper at exactly the same moment you posted this - a lot of the same ideas. https://voyager.minedojo.org/
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by jrmiii 3y ago
I was impressed by the Voyager paper on a GPT-powered Minecraft bot. https://voyager.minedojo.org/
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by jrmiii 3y ago
I thought that was probably the case. You're more familiar with the updates than anyone, so be sure to include that in the post - helps everyone! Here's an example that's been reposted, but with updates. https://ne
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Yeah, you can't - but you're also not supposed to be snarky ;) > Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be for curiosity. T
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Yeah, i think given the license to do 'whatever' they can also be powerful 'problem finders' - that is, discovering opportunities for major level ups that no one else is currently seeing.
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Space to Do Whatever, at Work(jeanhsu.substack.com)
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by jrmiii 3y ago
I'm really interested in the community's perspective on this. It's a philosophy I really align with, but seems somewhat antithetical to big-A Agile Further, to me this sounds like the ideal work environment, but I've wor
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by jrmiii 3y ago
They aren't hacker news branded, but you can find them where everyone is tech literate and follows hacker news. To your point, and perhaps op, I've never seen a Hacker News™ meetup.
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by jrmiii 3y ago
...your data of course. Which is, I'm confident, what you're saying. It will be interesting what the privacy policy & controls will look like on something like this, particularly given the COPPA issues Amazon is recently deali
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by jrmiii 3y ago
Looks like quite a few via meetup.com search https://www.meetup.com/find/?keywords=hacker%20news&source=E...
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by jrmiii 4y ago
As a counterpoint, I also use PlantUML a lot mostly with C4 and I thought the bidirectional interaction looked very cool. I think one benefit might be getting those who don't think in specific syntax and code involved in progress elabo
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by jrmiii 4y ago
The guidelines for dupes require "substantially new information", IMHO the source absolutely constitutes substantially new information and I look forward to seeing it - I think your video demo was very compelling. It reminds me of
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by jrmiii 4y ago
United Community Bank | ucbi.com | QA Automation Engineer | Greenville, SC or Remote (US only) | Full-Time At United Community Bank, we recently formed an internal software development team to envision what a forward-thinking bank should lo
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by jrmiii 4y ago
[Credo]( https://hex.pm/packages/credo ) comes with a nice set of default checks and it is straightforward to add your own.
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by jrmiii 4y ago
I appreciate how you all have open-sourced key elements of the platform. I've enjoyed learning from your code. It's also cool how you guys don't "code scared" and push the envelope for Postgres.

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