remolacha

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by remolacha 2mo ago
in film, it sounds like this is driven by government incentives/disincentives, not labor costs (see anecdotes in this thread about LA-based production crews flying around the world for filming)
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by remolacha 8mo ago
Mesa | San Francisco - On-site | Software Engineers (Senior+) | https://mesa.dev/ Mesa is building GitHub for AI Agents. We create new kinds of infrastructure and human interfaces for AI-driven software development. We are
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Coding agents are a new infrastructure primitive(mesa.dev)
2 points by remolacha 8mo ago|0 comments
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Using an expensive model made our agent 75% cheaper(twitter.com)
3 points by remolacha 8mo ago|1 comments
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Agentblame: Line-level AI attribution using Git notes(github.com)
1 points by remolacha 8mo ago|0 comments
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by remolacha 8mo ago
OP here. We recently open-sourced a small tool we built internally to help answer a question we couldn't find a good solution for: How do you evaluate AI coding agents on a real production codebase? Like most teams, we had lots of opin
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Using Git to attribute AI-generated code(github.com)
5 points by remolacha 8mo ago|2 comments
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by remolacha 2y ago
looks cool. do you have any case studies of people using this for big refactors?
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by remolacha 2y ago
not quite what you're describing, but I open-sourced a fuzzy deduplication tool last week: https://dedupe.it Would be interested in expanding it to deal with data cleaning more broadly
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by remolacha 2y ago
Appreciate the kind words! Linear scaling in terms of speed and cost. We haven't yet optimized the prompts & choice of model to minimize token usage, so I'd recommend emailing us for advice if you want to run this on a large d
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by remolacha 2y ago
Thanks! Yeah, we'd do a GSheet extension if there's enough interest. Privacy-wise, we don't store any data. Local-only isn't a priority, but should be easy to self-host if you take a look at the Github README.
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by remolacha 2y ago
Very cool :) I initially tried something like this, but had trouble getting reliable results without tuning my distance functions to the specific schema & domain. Did you find a way around that?
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Show HN: One-Click CSV Deduplication (open-source)(app.dedupe.it)
4 points by remolacha 2y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Fuzzy deduplicate any CSV using vector embeddings(app.dedupe.it)
5 points by remolacha 2y ago|5 comments
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by remolacha 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! One piece of feedback - I find the tagline confusing. I had no idea what "post-code tasks" meant until I clicked around and saw a few examples.
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by remolacha 2y ago
Congrats guys, this looks great. Definitely would've used Dittofeed for some previous projects.
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by remolacha 2y ago
@stopachka, sorry for late reply. I've mostly provided my ideal API in the posts above. I think my answer to transactions and forgetting save is to offer a few options, as in ActiveRecord. From what I recall, Rails gives a few ways to
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by remolacha 2y ago
Maybe a dumb question, but why do I have to wrap in `db.transact` and `tx.*`? Why can't I just have a proxy object that handles that stuff under the hood? Naively, it seems more verbose than necessary. Also, I like that in Rails, there
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by remolacha 2y ago
I really want an ActiveRecord-like experience. In ActiveRecord, I can do this: ```rb post = Post.find_by(author: "John Smith") post.author.email = "john@example.com" post.save ``` In React/Vue/Solid, I want to
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by remolacha 2y ago
This is awesome. I know that a lot of people are looking for something like the Linear sync engine. I appreciate that you're thinking about relational data and about permissions. I've seen a bunch of sync engine projects that don&
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by remolacha 2y ago
This is so epic. One of the fundamental challenges in mainstreaming personal aviation is the difficulty of learning to fly. If you can make it 10x easier, it will be a massive step forward. Good luck and congrats on the progress so far!
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by remolacha 2y ago
fantastic. ill give it a go!
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by remolacha 2y ago
Great concept. Needs a little refinement, but I really miss the ease-of-use of Azure DevOps now that I'm on GH. Excited to test it out Btw, is it open-source?
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Ask HN: Stream processing engine that joins to historical data in Snowflake?
3 points by remolacha 2y ago|3 comments
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by remolacha 2y ago
Interesting, will try this. I imagine "symmetric" is not the correct term, but what is? I imagine there are constraints on types of random variables for which this will work, but I haven't looked into it deeply.
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Why are Gaussian distributions everywhere?(colab.research.google.com)
2 points by remolacha 2y ago|4 comments
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by remolacha 2y ago
tl;dr: Gaussians show up when you add together enough small random effects. The notebook has some code and prose that shows why that's the case both for human height and for manufacturing wooden doors.
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by remolacha 4y ago
Typical California. The problem is excessive regulation and zoning laws preventing private developers from building. And California proposes more government... This only works in Singapore because it has the world's most competent and
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by remolacha 5y ago
The US doesn’t block other countries from trading with Cuba. Only the US itself doesn’t trade with Cuba. Embargo, not blockade.
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by remolacha 5y ago
Those anti-competition laws are only applicable when a company is using market dominance to exclude new entrants, distorting the free market. Not true in this case. Lots of small companies are not inherently economically better than big fir

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