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Opus 4.5 Changed Things(kylerush.org)
1 points by kylerush 7mo ago|0 comments
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Astrid: Personal Shopping Agent for Fashion(astridstyle.com)
2 points by kylerush 1y ago|0 comments
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Book Review: Prompt Engineering for LLMs (O'Reilly Early Release)(codecorp.us)
1 points by kylerush 2y ago|0 comments
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Premature optimization can sink your startup(codecorp.us)
2 points by kylerush 2y ago|0 comments
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Update on Reflection-70B(glaive.ai)
3 points by kylerush 2y ago|1 comments
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Fail Fast, Learn Faster: How to Ship Value Without Wasting Time(codecorp.us)
1 points by kylerush 2y ago|0 comments
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by kylerush 2y ago
Pardon my own ignorance, but isn't it also bad to have all of this trash on land? I would love for it to get removed from the ocean, but what's the terminal state plan? I'm sure there's a plan, I'm just wondering wh
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As a Software Engineer, I would embrace founder mode(codecorp.us)
5 points by kylerush 2y ago|0 comments
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Levelsio's "Solopreneur" Approach: A Lesson in Context for Developers(codecorp.us)
1 points by kylerush 2y ago|0 comments
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by kylerush 2y ago
1. The conda recommendation is in the JS App Walkthrough documentation page: > A Python package manager: we recommend conda or pip 2. Makes sense! Something like sqlalchemy/alembic would be cool for PostgreSQL support. 3. Ah, this i
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by kylerush 2y ago
Nice work! I think the Python community definitely needs something like this. The thought never occurred to me to use HTMX w/Python for both server rendered HTML and dynamic behavior in the browser. I have a few questions for you. 1. W
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by kylerush 3y ago
There seems to be a libertarian slant to a lot of the comments on this. It reads as if most people believe they have an inalienable right to extend Apple’s products. In other words, it doesn’t matter what I do, what I say, or how I treat Ap
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An open minded approach to interviewing candidates(kylerush.org)
3 points by kylerush 3y ago|0 comments
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by kylerush 3y ago
I assume using this large of a context window instead of RAG would mean the consumption of many orders of magnitude more GPU.
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JavaScript stack for real-time reactive LLM heavy workloads(kylerush.org)
3 points by kylerush 3y ago|0 comments
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by kylerush 3y ago
> I started offering my experience as a database consultant to help teams them fix their performance problems. How much of this did you do and for how long? I’d love to self publish a book, but from your post it sounds like a full time g
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by kylerush 3y ago
Just make sure that when talking about cultural differences (specifically in regards to race) you don’t imply that “some cultures” (you know which ones) don’t value prosperity/wealth. It comes off as … you know what.
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by kylerush 3y ago
Yes, probably a misunderstanding then. The line you quoted says disproportionate . It’s not saying “difference in outcomes” it’s saying “disproportionate outcomes.” And it’s not any outcomes. It’s outcomes that specifically control what
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by kylerush 3y ago
I did not claim "any variance in numeric results" is racism. I said the specific "variant" of numeric results that show non-white races disproportionately lacking access to opportunity and wealth is racism. The amazing a
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by kylerush 3y ago
The point you’re making is that some cultures devalue educational achievement and success? So much so that we should expect to see members of those cultures disproportionately lacking access to opportunity because they “don’t want it?”
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by kylerush 3y ago
Racism tells us that the white race is superior to all other races. If you reject that, you expect to see that white people (or “model minorities” like Asian race) are not disproportionately receiving access to opportunity or disproportiona
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by kylerush 4y ago
Before you decide to do any filter/treatment it is a good idea to get a lab test. Testing water can get a little complicated and expensive. Ideally you’d test at the water source (where it enters your home) and at the point of use (whe
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by kylerush 4y ago
I’m reminded of comments from Allen Holub on Twitter. The very nature of writing code is social. If you write code, you intend for someone to use it, or read it, or modify it, etc. GitHub is an excellent example. But even if you don’t use G
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by kylerush 4y ago
I live an hour drive north of New York City in a small, rural town of about 2,000 people. Large lot sizes, not much going on pollution wise. The lowest my CO2 has been so far is 659. This is when I open the windows for 30 minutes. I haven’t
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by kylerush 4y ago
Yep. We have been wanting to get a fireplace insert which would be a major improvement in air quality, managing temperature, and how fast we burn through wood. The estimates we got were $2k for the insert and $2k to install. Still looking i
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by kylerush 4y ago
I recently started measuring CO2, Radon, PM (particulate matter) 1.0, PM 2.5, VOC, humidity, temperature, and air pressure with the Airthings Wave connected device. I have learned a lot while using it for a couple weeks. First, making a fir
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by kylerush 4y ago
SAP is primarily an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) product. Salesforce does not have an ERP product. ERP’s are operational efficiency tools that companies use. Core components of ERPs are financial (automating accounting), inventory, tr
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by kylerush 4y ago
I had nearly a 100 person team at Casper. It was Software Engineers, Salesforce professionals, QA, SREs, Data Engineers, ERP professionals, etc. I managed a multi-million dollar budget. I can assure you that Engineers are the most expensive
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by kylerush 4y ago
Salesforce is a major B2B SaaS company. It’s primary product is an enterprise grade CRM called “Service Cloud” that helps sales companies manage the sales motion journey. It is the de facto standard of CRMs. The success of Service Cloud lea
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by kylerush 8y ago
Casper | New York, NY | onsite, full-time We are hiring several roles to expand our Technology team at Casper. - Director of Engineering, Data - Data Engineer - Director of Engineering, Operational Experience (e-comm and retail backend, ful

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