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by sudo_navendu 8mo ago
https://navendu.me
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
Weights on different metrics. From https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/blob/ec83d01dcaebf3... private def getLinearRankingParams: ThriftRankingParams = { ThriftRankingParams( `type` = Some(Thri
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
I think humans will be able to innovate much faster by building on top of existing knowledge that tools like GPT give access to. It might be different from what we have experienced so far. But there is very less chance that humans stop inno
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Welcome to the Dirigibles Era of AI(dileeplearning.substack.com)
2 points by sudo_navendu 3y ago|0 comments
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
It is perfectly fine if the code actually works. At least for now, getting the exact code you want from an AI is a legit skill. This was pure spam. I wrote more about what actually happened here: https://navendu.me/posts&#x2
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
I wrote more about what actually happened here: https://navendu.me/posts/ai-generated-spam-prs/ It can help set some context to the discussions. TLDR: Recently, a person has been using AI tools to generate code an
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
Actually, we were sure that it was spam. GitHub gives the option to "approve workflow run for first-time contributors". I guess none of the maintainers thought to approve it because they thought it might be spam. Still, a lot of t
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
Now they clearly won't because we will be reporting them to GitHub.
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by sudo_navendu 3y ago
This is how you use AI tools to write code. In our project, the user just copy-pasted the output from the AI tool and called it a day. They did not even bother to build the project and test it. I have also started using AI tools and it has
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Ask HN: AI-generated spam pull requests?
65 points by sudo_navendu 3y ago|26 comments
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
As long as it does what it intends to do, plain old HTML would suffice.
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
I love using RSS to subscribe to blogs. Many of my favorite personal developer blogs have RSS feeds, and I have them on my blog. I'm currently using Readwise to get all my feeds in one place. This filters out a lot of noise prevalent i
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
I love using RSS to subscribe to blogs. Many of my favorite personal developer blogs have RSS feeds, and I have them on my blog. I'm currently using Readwise to get all my feeds in one place. This filters out a lot of noise prevalent i
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
Looking back at my career, there have always been points where I felt I hit rock bottom and anything I did wasn't helping. When I quit my job to start a new career in software engineering, I hoped to find a job after a couple of months
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
SkyWalking definitely does it all. But like you mentioned Prometheus plus Grafana is the most popular solution. But it does not compare to the complete observability solution provided by SkyWalking.
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
GitHub usually asks the user to provide permissions explicitly. When you go through the OAuth flow, GitHub will show what permissions the app require and you have to provide them explicitly. This is an unfortunate event and I hope GitHub wi
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
I have been using AI tools since a couple of months to help my writing. It does not mean my entire job is replaced by an AI, but it makes it much easier to do my job. There might be a future where AI can do a lot of work and we might shift
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
This is a good argument. A lot of problems that live chat aims to solve can be solved by documenting and making sure that the documentation is discoverable. I’m definitely talking to my team about this.
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You Might Need a College Degree for a Programming Job(navendu.me)
2 points by sudo_navendu 4y ago|0 comments
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! This tutorial uses Apache APISIX as Kubernetes Ingress. Although using APISIX custom resources means you are tied to APISIX, it makes it much easier to work with its full features. The new Kubernetes Gateway API promises
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
Same for me. I tried waiting for a bit but still nothing.
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
I enjoy spending my free time working on my pet projects. Some of them are good, most are stupid. But I enjoy it. But I also understand that a lot of people only program as part of their job and I respect that. You don't need to progra
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Comparing Kubernetes Gateway and Ingress APIs(navendu.me)
3 points by sudo_navendu 4y ago|0 comments
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Coding with Copilot for Acceleration and Exploration(austinhenley.com)
2 points by sudo_navendu 4y ago|0 comments
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Lessons Learned from Three Years of Open Source Contributions(navendu.me)
1 points by sudo_navendu 4y ago|0 comments
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
The reason I started contributing to open source was to learn new skills. It was a great way to work on real world projects and gain experience. The project I was working on was community driven to a large extent. We had users and contribut
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by sudo_navendu 4y ago
It is the same for me. A tutorial to get me started and then docs once I'm comfortable using it.
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by sudo_navendu 5y ago
This is a solid way to support open source maintainers. Another way I have seen companies support open source is by hiring these maintainers as employees or paying an employee to work on the open source project. Of course, right now this is