martypitt

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by martypitt 13d ago
I like the look of this - and it's a problem that we're thinking about right now at work. But, the pricing of this is .. really high .. - starting at $5k / month? I'd find that difficult to justify.
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by martypitt 15d ago
This thread prompted me to go and find out what my first computer was -- I have vague memories of it. Turns out, it was a Sega SC-3000H, back before Sega decided it was a console company. Also, interestingly, it was really only popular in N
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by martypitt 28d ago
Slightly OT - but what's the process for training an LLM to author a new language like this proficiently? I ask because I have my own language I maintain, and we're currently prompt-stuffing to get LLM's to author it - but I
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by martypitt 2mo ago
FYI - I tried visiting your site. In Chrome (tested in Incognito as well), I get a massive white space at the top, with a vertical scroll. If I scroll far enough, I see the site. Worked fine in Firefox.
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by martypitt 4mo ago
Any background / context around what the Chicory author means in this comment? > We'll consider merging in changes that make sense from Endive, but under the stewardship of the [Byte Code Alliance] I have very little faith in i
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by martypitt 4mo ago
I wonder if they'll talk about AI?
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by martypitt 4mo ago
I don't have any LSP's hooked up to CC yet (going to fix that today), or particularly sophisticated CLAUDE.md files. So, if I've read this post correctly, that means that CC is navigating my codebase today by sending lots of
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by martypitt 4mo ago
Impressive benchmarks!
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by martypitt 5mo ago
> Rebuilding Coinbase as an intelligence, with humans around the edge aligning it. Oof. That smacks of hubris and valley-buzzwordism. > Leaders will own much more, with as many as 15+ direct reports. > Every leader at Coinbase must
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by martypitt 5mo ago
OT - but Bhatti looks really cool! Well done!
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by martypitt 5mo ago
I can see you're A/B testing some different hero text. I got: > Write a config, not a conversation Which I found let me wondering - "What is this thing?" I refreshed a few times to the variations, and while some were
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by martypitt 6mo ago
For one, OpenScreen supports Linux, whereas Cap doesn't. I appreciate it's small minority that appeals to, it's just that I'm in it.
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by martypitt 8mo ago
I've lived in London for a decade, and feel incredibly lucky to have access to the transit here - having lived in Aus, NZ and Canada previously. It's not perfect. It's late sometimes, pollution sucks, and often crowded - but
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How Orbital Works: Semantic layers and integration(orbitalhq.com)
1 points by martypitt 8mo ago|0 comments
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Benchmarking LLM Accuracy in Real-World API Orchestration(orbitalhq.com)
3 points by martypitt 8mo ago|0 comments
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by martypitt 8mo ago
This is a really great post - and what they've built here is very impressive. I wonder if we're at the point where the cost of building and maintaining this yourselves (assisted with an AI Copilot) is now more effective than an of
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by martypitt 8mo ago
Interestingly, Devin lists Ramp (the OP) as a customer on their front page. Surprised they need both.
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CES 2026: Dell XPS Returns(dell.com)
6 points by martypitt 8mo ago|3 comments
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by martypitt 8mo ago
Dell have announced the return of XPS. Fairly limited specs available so far, but more are coming, including a developer edition - which ships with Ubuntu 24.10. Current configs are limited to 32GB of RAM, which is a little low, but hopeful
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by martypitt 9mo ago
> ... the company which made the ad, defended its use of AI in a post on LinkedIn > “It’s never about replacing craft, it’s about expanding the toolbox. The vision, the taste, the leadership … that will always be human,” she said. &gt
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by martypitt 10mo ago
Cool idea. Just a heads-up that the Demo link at the bottom of the page leads to a 403.
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by martypitt 10mo ago
> As long as you have Pricing on your website your product is not open source in the true spirit of open sourceness. It's an MIT license. That IS open source. If they have a commercial strategy - that's a GoodThing. It means th
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by martypitt 10mo ago
It's not really confusing at all. Content under backend/ee requires a license, everything else is MIT Expat. Pretty standard stuff. > Can you call it open source if you need a subscription license to run / edit the code? M
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by martypitt 10mo ago
Thanks! I've finished up there now, so this is purely retrospective. For them - the workaround (sadly) was -- a lack of testing. I was really surprised that in a heavily regulated environment (this project faced off to a regulator) Int
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by martypitt 10mo ago
The block was not for docker license cost reasons - it was part compliance, and part an issue with the underlying VDI VM they were using. The onshore team were able to use Docker, but not offshore.
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Ask HN: How common is banning Docker?
10 points by martypitt 10mo ago|13 comments
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[Video] Russia's AI robot falls seconds after being unveiled(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by martypitt 10mo ago|0 comments
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by martypitt 10mo ago
That's not what happened here. The BBC edited footage to make it appear that Trump said something he didn't in the leadup to the Jan-6 riots. My personal biases are pretty strongly in favour of the BBC, but what they did here was
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by martypitt 11mo ago
Congrats on shipping. However, the "Privacy First" and "No Ads" claim gets eroded pretty quickly by cookies, and requests to trackers like n.clarity.ms, google-analytics and adtrafficquality.google. Note - I don't a
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by martypitt 11mo ago
Not OP, but link goes to the GH issue where this is being discussed, which is pretty interesting. They definitely could've communicated this better. https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/21647

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