vishnudeva

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by vishnudeva 5mo ago
If this is ragebait, kudos
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
There are too many blanket statements in this article that aren't well argued or even explained. This for example is just a series of assumptions: """ The attack on “silos” usually comes from people outside of a silo, ge
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
Just magical! It's so realistic that I had to remind myself that it was a website and not a VM! The nuances you've captured across so many different interfaces must've taken you a long time!
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
Great work on the website, it looks well designed. You need to consider the exploitative nature of something like this carefully. On the technical side, we understand the limitations of something like this, and that we'd never take it
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
The scale is astounding. I was briefly interested in the person that caused the error then immediately realized it was irrelevant because if a mechanism doesn't exist to catch an issue like that, then any company is living on borrowed
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
I'd love to offer a few words of encouragement for this excellent project. This space only appears crowded to those that have already been here for a while. To everyone else, this might just be the most obvious thing to adopt for Kub
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by vishnudeva 1y ago
This is amazing to see from Sigstore! Looking forward to more ML specific features in the coming months! Also looking forward to reading through the SLSA for ML PoC and seeing how it evolves. I was planning to use Witness for model training
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by vishnudeva 2y ago
Onyx is as close as to magic you can get in this space. It just. Works. I can talk for literally hours about how good it is when you connect it to your company's Confluence or Jira or Slack or Google Drive or a ton of other things. At
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by vishnudeva 2y ago
Ah I see! Thanks for elaborating! :)
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by vishnudeva 2y ago
I think my answer: I have no idea what multi-line lambdas are, probably explains why I find Reflex (or Rio/Streamlit, etc) amazing, haha For a person with zero front-end knowledge, it's a game changer.
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by vishnudeva 2y ago
+1 for Reflex. Truly amazing.
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by vishnudeva 3y ago
This was me 18 years ago, I think as long as the curiosity transfers to something in the real world over time, this is an amazing thing. Like reading museum placards, writing in a diary about her day to day observations, etc. Also, the read
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by vishnudeva 3y ago
Mermaid and C4 Model gang assemble!
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by vishnudeva 3y ago
Solid comedy, sweet ending, peak internet.
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by vishnudeva 3y ago
Amazing tool, but I'll always (unreasonably and unfairly) hate it for locking away a bunch of my data because I forgot an absurdly long password which I didn't note down anywhere. Needless to say, lesson learned.
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by vishnudeva 3y ago
This brings some much needed balance to the unchecked hype of Auto-GPT. Because most people don't have access to GPT-4; and from Twitter, it seems to most like these agents are already "ready", which is definitely not the cas
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by vishnudeva 4y ago
Been a lurker on Hacker News for years but I created an account just so I could say how excited I am for this! Love the effort you're putting into it. Streamlit was awesome but felt really painful to use whenever you want to do anythin