kellros

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by kellros 5mo ago
Consider that as of (always and) 2026 you are held accountable for whatever AI-slop* you produce. Will that change within 5 years? The mindset is shifting from doing the right thing, to instructing the AI to do the right thing. Even if you&
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by kellros 5mo ago
As someone building AI software factories for the greater part of a year, I can share some learnings: - Smart models like Claude Opus cannot be replaced with dumber models at a reasonable expenditure with similar cost by iterating multiple
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by kellros 9y ago
I'll tell you later :)
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by kellros 10y ago
I've always been fond of Rethinkdb, but never actually used it. Perhaps if I came across pragmatic examples of how to do x with y, like you typically see with Redis, I could have convinced my team/s otherwise. One of the aspects o
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by kellros 10y ago
Nice. Slightly disappointed that the file being edited in the demo wasn't called "nuts" ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/schollz/sdees/master/brand... )
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elm-validate: sync and async validation with state(github.com)
2 points by kellros 11y ago|0 comments
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by kellros 11y ago
I have a sinking feeling: https://github.com/cristicbz/rust-doom/blob/master/src/game/...
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by kellros 11y ago
Looks to be the case based on the config. I'm suprised storage wasn't abstracted to accommodate redis or the like which is essential in a load balanced scenario. The API doesn't seem quite idiomatic either, I'd expect to
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by kellros 11y ago
I suspect flex-time will be coming sooner than expected. flexbox is amazing!
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by kellros 11y ago
Edit: The whole idea behind clustering is to run an application instance per thread/core for better performance and load balance requests between the application instances. This article seems absurd in its intention to force you to cho
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by kellros 11y ago
There was a post on HN recently on correctly using promises. A must read for anyone getting started with promises: http://pouchdb.com/2015/05/18/we-have-a-problem-with-promise...
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Entity framework repository pattern(shelakel.co.za)
1 points by kellros 11y ago|0 comments
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by kellros 11y ago
I guess it depends on how averse you are to risk and how long you can go without getting paid. Never forget that a contract is meant to be negotiated - a contract's first draft typically contains a bunch of unreasonable or vague reques
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by kellros 11y ago
Good to know :)
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by kellros 11y ago
Some words of advice: - Watch this video: http://creativemornings.com/talks/mike-monteiro--2/1 - Have a contract that stipulates what will be delivered and when, when payment is due etc. See this: http:/&#x2
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by kellros 11y ago
It must be IE gathering its numbers to face off against Spartan in the IEpocalypse. Another theory is that corporates/governments are switching over from XP to Windows 7 (with Internet Explorer 8 as default) because XP was declared &qu
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by kellros 11y ago
There's definitely a huge difference between supplementing your HTML with some JavaScript and writing a JavaScript application. JavaScript as a server side language is a new playing field, with different trade-offs, obstacles and desig
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by kellros 12y ago
Thanks for the write up. I'm mostly in agreement with your point of view.
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Dspace – (Visual) Disk Space Analyzer Written in Go(github.com)
4 points by kellros 12y ago|0 comments
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by kellros 12y ago
I've setup this fundraiser on behalf of my friend (and donated myself). I know this is not exactly the right place to post this to, if you have recommendations on where to post it will be greatly appreciated Over the past few years of
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A plea to help a friend in need(crowdrise.com)
1 points by kellros 12y ago|1 comments
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by kellros 12y ago
Sorry to say, but the design is change intolerant and will most likely fail to meet expectations. Changing the questions or answers will cause all current responses to be invalidated or lost when a question or answer is deleted. The sizes (
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by kellros 12y ago
In the spirit of OSS I forked httprouter instead of just keeping the changes locally. I hope that the implementation can prove as a reference in improving httprouter or other Golang muxers. I like httprouter, but dislike how the dependency
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Golang httprouter fork (http.Handler)(github.com)
1 points by kellros 12y ago|2 comments
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by kellros 12y ago
Learning after school is self-study. Don't expect anyone (even a mentor) to teach you what you need to know. Every job comes with different challenges and requires learning new things. You'll spend the first few years getting comf
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by kellros 12y ago
From what I can tell, the IIS team is embracing OWIN. Be sure to check out Project Helios ( http://www.infoq.com/news/2014/02/helios ). *Helios can be compared to OpenResty in the sense that the application run
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by kellros 12y ago
I second this and would strongly advise this approach. The courses available on Khan Academy help you visualize the math and gain a better understanding on the 'why' (reasoning) while also teaching you the 'how' (applica
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by kellros 12y ago
I'm a fan of extension methods as well. The pitfall to avoid with extension methods is that you should keep external dependencies low (e.g. only depend on System and System.Core for common reusable libraries). You might even need to sp
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by kellros 12y ago
Discussion on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/2n6zyj/go_ioc_packag...
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Go IOC package(github.com)
1 points by kellros 12y ago|1 comments

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