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by morphology 3mo ago
It's funny that even after all these years and all this money invested in technology, we still haven't come up with anything better than word-of-mouth for hiring great people. Many serial founders have said that, despite the most
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by morphology 3mo ago
Insane how? I would expect more points for open source contributions. It is trivial to create a personal project, but that does not carry with it any indicator of quality. Having your work accepted by other maintainers is one indicator at l
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by morphology 5mo ago
You're welcome to port anything over to those languages. LLMs can do it in a couple of days at most.
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by morphology 5mo ago
You're right, Matrix is a much better option than Telegram. I misread the thread as comparing Signal to Matrix.
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by morphology 5mo ago
It's a bit less automation-friendly because the UX is not great when the bot doesn't have its own phone number (which costs money). I think it has better privacy, though. Matrix server operators can read message metadata.
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by morphology 6mo ago
I defaulted to Biome for all greenfield projects a year ago, and at this point you would have to drag me kicking and screaming back to ESLint and Prettier. I also defaulted to Bun and still think Bun is leagues better than Node.js but I now
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by morphology 6mo ago
That money is going directly to Jensen as quickly as possible to secure OpenAI's place in the delivery queue
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by morphology 6mo ago
They do have a hot mess with traction amongst developers. Codex is far behind Claude Code (in both the GUI and TUI forms), and OpenAI's chief of applications recently announced a pivot to focus more on "productivity" (i.e. so
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by morphology 6mo ago
Precisely. You absolutely have to ensure that random agents can't join your local network, which means you need a deterministic orchestrator or an AI orchestrator that only spins up a handful of vetted agents.
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by morphology 6mo ago
I don't get the benefit. Yes, agents should not have access to API keys because they can easily be fooled into giving up those API keys. But what's to prevent a malicious agent from re-using the honest agent's fake API key th