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Speedrunning Software: How we 3×'d PRs in 6 months, and how you can too
(amplitude.com)
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lox
2mo ago
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Vercel April 2026 security incident
(vercel.com)
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5mo ago
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lox
7mo ago
It's amazing how many different implementations of sandboxes have popped up in the past few weeks. I'm CTO at Buildkite, have been noodling on one with a view to have an environment that can run CI workloads and Agentic ones http
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lox
7mo ago
I just built something very similar too: https://github.com/lox/slack-cli
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lox
10mo ago
I'm working on a poker server to allow holdem bots to play against each other ( https://github.com/lox/pokerforbots ) and a Pluribus-level bot that plays on it ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plu
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Simplifying, stabilizing, and scaling continuous-time consistency models
(openai.com)
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2y ago
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lox
2y ago
I don’t disagree that pop culture has distilled spectrum down into a magnitude, but that isn’t how the DSM describes it or how professionals diagnose it (or in my experience how they communicate it). The metaphor is supposed to be like the
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lox
2y ago
With a prevalence rate of < 2% (at least in Australia) this seems like an incredibly mathematically flawed take. Whilst a broad/blanket diagnosis isn't useful for making generalisations about individuals in that group, it'
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lox
2y ago
No, you resigned. It’s completely possible to have adult conversations and to part ways without being terminated for cause (which “fired” is a euphemism for).
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lox
3y ago
From the article: > generally available through an API (next to GPT-4)
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lox
3y ago
It’s more than that, doing it well is still beyond sophisticated automation. Many variables that need do be constantly adjusted for. Humans are still much better at it than machines, regardless of the social element.
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Bit-for-bit reproducible builds with Dockerfile
(medium.com)
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3y ago
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lox
3y ago
Is this not essentially what docker did with cgroups? It’s incredibly tricky securing containers, I’m not at all confident process only sandboxes would be adequate.
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lox
3y ago
They do, the parent is either on an older tesla software platform or they haven't looked at settings > service and have ignored the alerts when they occur.
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lox
3y ago
I'm running a Model 3 with 2023.44.39 on it. In the Service menu there are a variety of exactly the things you mentioned. In the top right corner there is "Tire Service Mileage" with an estimate of when you should service you
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lox
3y ago
There is a service screen in the UI with alerts and details on when tires were last changed. There is an alert for windshield fluid.
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3y ago
Docker is running as root, so the files written in mounted volumes get mapped to uid 0 on the host. When the agent then goes to re-use the checked out code, it can’t run ‘git clean’. Username space remapping wasn’t adequate, for reasons I’m
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lox
3y ago
This stack is run by a single customer on trusted code isolated in their own AWS env. (I wrote it originally 6-7 years back) There are radically better isolation strategies now. Firecracker and/or Sysbox hardened docker containers is o
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OpenAI plans major updates to lure developers with lower costs, sources say
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3y ago
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Llamar.ai: A deep dive into the (in)feasibility of RAG with LLMs
(bolddata.org)
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Testing Language Models (and Prompts) Like We Test Software
(medium.com)
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The AI-First Code Editor
(cursor.so)
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4y ago
My take is different. I think DevOps was wildly successful, most of our infrastructure is now software that can be managed by Software Engineers. The goal posts have shifted, we now have major software challenges where as before we had hard
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4y ago
In 2005 your infrastructure provisioning wasn’t automated. The complexity has increased, but so has what we get. Being able to provision new hardware stacks like software is amazing, in 2005 I had to get quotes from hosting providers.
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Uber Halved Go Monorepo CI Build Time
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Mt. Gox NFT
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How The Post analyzed Hunter Biden’s laptop
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5y ago
"This article is a preprint and has not been peer-reviewed"
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There Never Was Real Tulip Fever (2017)
(smithsonianmag.com)
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5y ago
I don't spend a lot of time on those comparison-style charts if I'm honest, but that is good (and valid) feedback for them. I also hadn't heard of it, I discovered sysbox via jpettazo's updated post at https://
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