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What predicts success in AI coding? (Analysis of 4.6k amp threads)(amp-analysis-casestudy.vercel.app)
1 points by njpatel 8mo ago|0 comments
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by njpatel 1y ago
I'm not sure the log message v structured message comparison makes sense - most log and trace events are batched and compressed before being transported, and so the size difference isn't really an issue. On the receiving side most
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by njpatel 3y ago
We use KQL to for axiom too (well, a version of it) - it's a great query language and very flexible for unstructured + structured data.
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by njpatel 3y ago
I was the lead developer of Unity and the creator of Ubuntu Netbook Remix and can also confirm the article isn’t slightly true.
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by njpatel 4y ago
(co-founder here) Try axiom.co - we support splunk-like query syntax, dashboards, monitors, unlimited sources/hosts/etc, and you get 500GB/mo ingest + 30 days retention on the free plan.
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by njpatel 4y ago
And that resulting in compromises such as high amounts of sampling, ignoring a facet of data altogether because "we won't need it if something goes wrong...", and/or using some kind of log stream processor to divert larg
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by njpatel 4y ago
In the case of Axiom & Vercel, you'll only be paying for ingest (if you need over 2GB/day) and no bandwidth costs. I believe the latter is the case with all of Vercel's observability partners (and with most services provi
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by njpatel 4y ago
Neil here, CEO of Axiom, glad it’s working out for you! Would love to hear what custom alerts you’ve set up. Our goal is to provide some out-of-the-box alerting tuned to Vercel deployments as we learn more about how devs are using Axiom &am
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by njpatel 4y ago
Who watches the Watchmen?
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by njpatel 4y ago
> The solution goes - Splunk is too expensive, let's ditch logs altogether and hope we capture some metrics and plot them in nice dashboards. Instead of dumping the logs highly compressed into cheap s3 and running some Snowflake or
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by njpatel 5y ago
It's harder to find Discord communities than IRC channels. You only had to join a few IRC servers to get huge lists of often-related channels.
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by njpatel 8y ago
I was responsible for writing a lot of the Unity shell for Ubuntu with my team, taking it from Ubuntu Netbook Remix -> Unity (Mutter) -> Unity (Compiz). During that period I feel like my team and I wrote a lot of important code, but t
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by njpatel 8y ago
In banking/government terms, yes, but in general terms NRI is used much wider to describe a person of Indian origin. At least in West India.
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by njpatel 9y ago
Fwiw, there seems to be a push from VCs to bring you in talking about a 'normal' seed round (a smallish figure, debt-financing or simple equity-financing), but then try and talk up doing a large Series A immediately (with all the
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by njpatel 9y ago
Hi all - grpcc is a simple cli tool for running interactive or non-interactive rpc calls against gRPC services. I posted a big update today with some nifty features and thought it could be useful for others too. In interactive mode, I mostl
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Show HN: Grpcc – a gRPC cli for easy testing/scripting against gRPC services(github.com)
1 points by njpatel 9y ago|1 comments
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by njpatel 9y ago
In 2007 I was working on an open source dock for Linux called AWN ( https://launchpad.net/awn ). It helped me get my first job at OpenedHand, working on free and open source software full time. I didn't have any previous
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by njpatel 10y ago
I've been using this recently for a pretty complex SPA and it's been great. It's clear what's happening, without a tons of boilerplate code, and it has some nice dev tools as well (trace element updates & events, gre
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by njpatel 10y ago
I've raved about Echo before on HN, but I'll do it again because it's is one of those frameworks that are just lovely to use. Very easy to keep API mapped in your head, code is simple and straight-forward, performance is grea
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by njpatel 10y ago
Agreed - those two points, and the general simplicity of the Echo codebase, were why I ended up using it over the (many) other options for Go. Honestly haven't had the desire to check anything else out since, it's just always work
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by njpatel 10y ago
Have been using this for quite some time - it has a nice API and is solid in production. I love the simplicity and it's small enough a codebase to quickly read and start hacking around.
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by njpatel 11y ago
Some more details are available at http://seif.codes/skizze-behind-the-scenes-of-alpha-2/ and https://njp.io/skizze-alpha-release/ , including what's coming up in future releases. We're
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by njpatel 11y ago
Technical Lead, Xamarin Insights ( https://xamarin.com/insights ) Side Projects: https://github.com/skizzehq/skizze - High-throughput probalistic data structure service. Also working on it's Golang
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by njpatel 11y ago
"brits are as a whole a pretty depressed bunch" - have you been watching TV again?
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by njpatel 11y ago
Probably the lack of power going to the iMacs, which could also explain why they have to use their mobile devices instead... :)
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by njpatel 13y ago
I was going to do a blog post but never got around to it! I copy-and-pasted the DNS one we use into a gist (removing specific bits of our setup). We use DO, but this should get you to a point where all the bits are working and then you can
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by njpatel 13y ago
At Ayatii we use Salt both for initial configuration and scaling. It's very easy to get setup, and the concepts of States, Pillars and Reactors are easy enough to grasp and start hacking useful utilities for your deployment. For instan
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by njpatel 13y ago
For me, Windows 8.1 'made sense' after I installed a third-party utility called ModernMix ( https://www.stardock.com/products/modernmix/ ). It allows you to run all or some metro apps on the desktop in nor
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by njpatel 13y ago
I can urinate much higher than you can.
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by njpatel 13y ago
Absolutely beautiful, lost a few minutes just playing around with it. Would be great as slow, randomised, background or screensaver.

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