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   Show HN: RewardHackBench: Using sandboxes to stop agents from cheating(github.com)

   9 points by rotemtam 3mo ago|3 comments
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   by rotemtam 6mo ago

   cool project. i built something similar but for the terminal side — virtui ( https://github.com/honeybadge-labs/virtui ). it lets agents drive terminal apps via pty, take screenshots, send keystrokes, and record everythi
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   Show HN: Virtui – TUI session automation and recording for agents(github.com)

   11 points by rotemtam 6mo ago|0 comments
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   by rotemtam 7mo ago

   such a neutral headline for "data center bombed by terrorist regime"
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   by rotemtam 11mo ago

   Genius !!
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   by rotemtam 11mo ago

   Thanks for the mention evan!
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   by rotemtam 2y ago

   I only trust chords that came from Oren Mustakis big PDF book for shira betzibur. Anyways, who is here is the bogeret
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   by rotemtam 2y ago

   great question. i am no expert on the topic, and my weekend project ended up being pretty small (a few hundred LoCs in total). I was able to get the core logic "work function" to work, but all of the stuff around it, I wrote by ha
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   by rotemtam 2y ago

   Hello HN! @thunderbong thanks for posting. Blogpost author here, happy to answer questions if any exist
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    by rotemtam 2y ago

    Well done!
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    by rotemtam 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing this. Had a great time presenting this at our local Gophercon. Happy to answer any question here if there are
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    by rotemtam 3y ago

    Hey thunderbong, Thanks for posting this - I am the author of the blog post, so I'm available to answer any question!
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    by rotemtam 3y ago

    Hey, I'm @a8m's co-founder and also a maintainer of Atlas. I don't have an exact feature comparision but Atlas (and esp the Postgres driver) are heavily maintained with advanced features like views and materialized views (fun
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    by rotemtam 3y ago

    Thanks for the mention of Atlas <3
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    by rotemtam 4y ago

    Hello fellow hackers Happy to share this announcement of the latest version of Atlas, our open-source schema management tool. With this version, Atlas gets first-class support for SQL for defining the desired state of the database. Think of
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    by rotemtam 4y ago

    Thanks for the kind words, Ivan! You're awesome
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    by rotemtam 4y ago

    Thanks so much for the kind words. Join us on our discord server ( https://discord.gg/qZmPgTE6RX ) to share what you're working on!
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    by rotemtam 4y ago

    Hey @thunderbong One of Ent's maintainers here. Thanks a lot for sharing our project. To all others interested, Ariel (a8m) and I are here following this thread, so feel free to ask us anything and everything!
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    by rotemtam 4y ago

    In this post, we will demonstrate how to create a basic configuration language using HCL and Go. To make this discussion entertaining, let's imagine that we are creating a new PaC (Pizza-as-Code) product that lets users define their pi
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    Programmatic inspection of databases in Go using Atlas(blog.ariga.io)

    3 points by rotemtam 5y ago|0 comments
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hey gravypod! Thanks for writing. Indeed we built the schemaspec implementation so that it’s definitely possible to use other syntaxes to define schemas. HCL was chosen for various reasons to be first but we are planning on supporting other
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hey bitspook! One of Atlas’s creators here. Thanks for sharing this! You describe the existing state well. Atlas can currently be used to perform what we call declarative database migrations. This is great for many use cases. But it will no
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hi daenney (One of Atlas's creators here) Thanks a lot for the feedback. Frankly, we didn't make the Terraform analogy. We didn't even start this thread, just woke up to this wonderful discussion this morning :-) With regards
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    hey redact207 Thanks for the feedback! (one of Atlas's creators here). First of all, I completely understand you. Good ol' SQL has been with us for decades and isn't going anywhere. In the very near future you will be able to
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    hey, Yes, indeed that's part of our plan! If you want to chat about it, join us on our discord server? https://discord.com/invite/QhsmBAWzrC
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hey! Sure, we'd love that :-) Ping us on our Atlas discord? https://discord.com/invite/QhsmBAWzrC
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hi parhamn, One of Atlas's creators here. To be precise, we never analogized Atlas to Terraform :-) We said the existing HCL DDL is terraform like (which it is). As far as I know, there are no heavily used terraform plugins for handlin
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hi ngouto, One of Atlas's creators here. Indeed it is. We founded Ariga (the company that's maintaining Atlas) to build this kind of infrastructure which we feel is missing from the data infra/platform engineering landscape.
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    by rotemtam 5y ago

    Hi manigandham! One of Atlas's creators here. Thanks for the feedback! I completely understand your point here, and I would add that for many use cases the declarative approach isn't robust enough for schema migrations. The classi
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    Building a Cgo Dependent Golang Library with Bazel(rotemtam.com)

    3 points by rotemtam 6y ago|0 comments