lukehoban

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by lukehoban 1y ago
I do agree there is a balance here, and that the ideal point in the spectrum is likely in between the two product experiences that are currently being offered here. There are a lot of benefits to using PRs for the review and iteration -
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by lukehoban 1y ago
(Disclaimer: I work on coding agents at GitHub) This data is great, and it is exciting to see the rapid growth of autonomous coding agents across GitHub. One thing to keep in mind regarding merge rates is that each of these products creates
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by lukehoban 1y ago
Yes. This is a really key part of why Copilot coding agent feels very different to use than Copilot agent mode in VS Code. In coding agent, we encourage the agent to be very thorough in its work, and to take time to think deeply about the p
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by lukehoban 1y ago
As peer commenters have noted, coding agent can be really good at improving test coverage when needed. But also as a slightly deeper observation - agentic coding tools really do benefit significantly from good test coverage. Tests are a way
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Pulumi ESC (Environments, Secrets and Configuration) GA(pulumi.com)
3 points by lukehoban 2y ago|0 comments
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James Bjorken, 90, Dies; Physicist Who Helped Prove That Quarks Exist(nytimes.com)
7 points by lukehoban 2y ago|2 comments
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Pulumi Copilot(pulumi.com)
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Secrets and Configuration for Software Engineers – Pulumi ESC(pulumi.com)
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by lukehoban 2y ago
I played around with the idea of a language motivated by this same thought process last year: https://github.com/lukehoban/ten . * Succinct syntax and operators tailored to AI model definition * Fully statically typed t
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by lukehoban 3y ago
Ten Language https://github.com/lukehoban/ten Ten is a statically typed tensor programming language for defining AI models. Ten has the following features: (1) Succint syntax and operators tailored to AI model definiti
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by lukehoban 3y ago
Great suggestion! We haven't yet integrated ESC into Pulumi AI, but it's something we'll be looking into. Great opportunity to really make it easy to get started with ESC.
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by lukehoban 3y ago
Agreed that YAML (and JSON) can be difficult to manage at large scale. This is actually a big part of why Pulumi ESC exists, to be able to decompose large YAML/JSON configuration files into smaller logical and composable units. As you
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Pulumi raises $41M to grow IaC platform(geekwire.com)
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by lukehoban 3y ago
Closure compiler was actually one of the biggest influences on the design of TypeScript, and even the early motivation for the approach that TypeScript took. From https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-first-typescript-demo-
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The AI Challenge Is Cloud, Not Code(pulumi.com)
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TypeScript Origins: The Documentary (Trailer)(youtube.com)
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Untyped Lambda Calculus, Church Numerals, and the Y Combinator in Go(lukehoban.com)
4 points by lukehoban 3y ago|0 comments
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by lukehoban 3y ago
> The self hosted backend does have plenty of wringles though like not supporting the same stack name across different projects with the same backend URL contrary to how the hosted backend works. Just a note that we did add support for p
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RFC: Go Generics in the Pulumi SDK(github.com)
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Pulumi AI: The Fastest Way to Discover, Learn, and Build Infrastructure as Code(pulumi.com)
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by lukehoban 4y ago
It’s funny - when we were first designing TypeScript - I often described it as "TypeScript is to CoffeeScript as C#/C++/Java is to Ruby" often adding "and there are 50x more of the former developers than the latter&
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From Bing to Sydney(stratechery.com)
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by lukehoban 4y ago
Fun! Reminds me of a little tangent I went down when I realized the untyped lambda calculus could be embedded within the single Go type `type V func(v V) V`, including a Y Combinator, church numerals and factorial function with no values ot
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by lukehoban 4y ago
There have been some good questions in a few of the threads here about why Pulumi added YAML support in the first place. I thought I’d share a few thoughts on that. Certainly it wasn’t only about being able to compile all sorts of esoteric
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Pulumi Universal IaC: Announcing New Support for Java, YAML and AWS CDK(pulumi.com)
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The Perfect Tech Stack for a SaaS Product(youtube.com)
2 points by lukehoban 5y ago|0 comments
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Wordle Pulumi Provider(github.com)
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by lukehoban 5y ago
CloudFormation is really three separate things rolled up into one: (1) a resource model for AWS, (2) a deployment orchestration engine and (3) a syntax for specifying desired state as CloudFormation templates. Tools that compile to CloudFor
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by lukehoban 5y ago
Indeed! And we just released a new AWS Native provider which builds on top of this new AWS Cloud Control API: https://www.pulumi.com/blog/announcing-aws-native/ . I'm really excited about what Cloud Control A
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AWS Cloud Control API, a Uniform API to Access AWS and Third-Party Services(aws.amazon.com)
178 points by lukehoban 5y ago|75 comments

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