modestygrime

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by modestygrime 2y ago
> MCP allows AI models to dynamically discover and interact with available tools without hard-coded knowledge of each integration Did they just now discover abstract base classes?
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by modestygrime 2y ago
They can refer to a single person.
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by modestygrime 2y ago
Just reeks of incompetence. Do they not have e2e smoketests of this stuff?
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by modestygrime 2y ago
I'd argue that it is completely useless. They have the actual parser that runs in production and then a separate "test parser" that doesn't actually reflect reality? Why?
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by modestygrime 2y ago
I read that they pushed a new configuration file, so possibly they don't consider that a "software update" and pushed it to everyone. Which is obviously insane. If I am publishing software, it doesn't matter if I've
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by modestygrime 2y ago
So how do people handle this in practice if the users table in this example has a ton of traffic? It might not ever succeed even with exponential backoff. It also seems strange that Postgres would need to lock the entire table just to add a
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by modestygrime 2y ago
I'm in a really similar position to you. I'm currently engineer #1 at a seed stage startup making $155k with 1.5% equity. But a year in I'm realizing I've built their entire product from scratch while they do sales and o
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by modestygrime 3y ago
Oracle Park is kind of uniquely great, though. Amazing views and right next to public transportation. The more typical experience is something like Kauffman Stadium, where the only way to get there is by car and there is nothing to look at
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by modestygrime 3y ago
I use the same technique to maintain a json file mapping Slack channel names to channel IDs, as Slack for some reason doesn't have an API endpoint for getting a channel ID from its name.
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by modestygrime 3y ago
It has that same problem actually: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36458300 And according to the article, the issue isn't that TS doesn't realize it's the same object, it's that the object might hav
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by modestygrime 3y ago
Object.entries has the same problem: https://stackoverflow.com/q/60141960
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by modestygrime 3y ago
Of course, but the conversation here is why does macOS not support this natively?
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by modestygrime 3y ago
It's much worse than Ubuntu or Windows though. I just want to snap a window to the sides. The macOS solution forces you to go full screen to snap.
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by modestygrime 3y ago
> The less code you need to solve your problem, the better. Couldn't agree more. I always reject PRs with dead code in them. The author will argue that they added it for some future use case, but in my opinion it is never acceptable
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by modestygrime 3y ago
But the LLM shouldn't have access / permission to delete emails.
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by modestygrime 3y ago
I'm not sure I understand. What is the purpose of the privileged LLM? Couldn't it be replaced with code written by a developer? And aren't you still passing untrusted content into the function call either way? Perhaps a code
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by modestygrime 3y ago
Strange. I applied April 6th and still don't have access
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by modestygrime 3y ago
I think they mean using it as a tool at work, not using it in production or as a feature in their application.
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by modestygrime 4y ago
This is not a misspelling. A person who would write this sentence does not know the difference between there and their. They do not think that their is spelt there.
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by modestygrime 4y ago
Someone using to vs too is not misspelling a word; they don't know the difference between two words. That's a grammar mistake. Would you say this is a misspelling? "I hope they share there food with me."
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by modestygrime 4y ago
> As well, optional generics are trivially achievable in TS via default type parameters, unless I'm not understanding that section of the article. He links to another post that goes into more detail: https://effectivetype