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andrewljohnson
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About andrewljohnson
Previously Co-founder, Gaia GPS.
andrew@manapool.com
andrewljohnson@gmail.com
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Comment #49030891
You either need to quit or keep your head down, I can’t tell which.
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Comment #48787819
This sounds like a constraint I model in my bin packing optimization routine.
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Comment #48781912
Bin packing is theoretically NP Hard but practically solved all the time on real world datasets.
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Comment #48614609
Pro-tip - the older it is, the more likely it is to be good.
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Comment #48231572
This sounds like a broken culture to me. Teams shouldn't tolerate it... it is both harmful and contagious.
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Comment #48231551
A lot of organizations right now are dealing with the "Claude says..." problem. It's not that you should never include any AI generated text in a conversation with other engineers,…
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Comment #48077058
You can just look at the diff when you do a pull request, no prayer needed, and if you want it to be “surgical” in that way, your prompt (and agents.md) can be specific. You can al…
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Comment #48076998
I’m fine with bulk review, it just has to get reviewed before a merge. You don’t need to review the LLM output as you work except as it aids you to work.
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Comment #48076003
LLM editing should be done to produce deterministic output. That is, the LLM should produce a diff, and the user should accept the diff. It seems like a bad pattern to just tell th…
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Comment #48014290
I am familiar with all the particulars, check my HN profile ;)
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Comment #48009719
eBay already had warehousing ops, I assume larger than tcgplayer’s. Last year, eBay shut down tcgplayer’s only fulfillment facility in Rochester, NY and switched to using eBay’s fa…
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Comment #47839765
For my marketplace, I was friends with someone who could make it look like not a ghost town for the supply (an established game store with lots of trading cards in stock). Then, we…
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Comment #47813343
You could argue that compute was a decisive factor in World War II even (used in code breaking and designing nuclear weapons).
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Comment #47279411
We use Mercury’s treasury account to get yields on cash, and what appeals to me is it is easy to manage. I don’t have to worry about setting up processes to move money around and i…
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Comment #47224384
Mana Pool | Senior/Principal Software Engineer | Full-Time | Remote (US) | 135k-200k USD We make the market for Magic cards. If you play Magic, we'd love to see you apply. https://…
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Comment #47175895
This doesn’t read to me like it was personally written by one person. It’s not Dario we should read this as being written by, it’s Anthropic as an entity.
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Comment #45571702
the shakespeare code tuned a little with different training data does a good job of generating Magic The Gathering commander decks
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Comment #45096501
This is neat, I have a simple CSS effect that I apply to foil cards on my Magic card marketplace site, but I have wondered what it would take to replicate all the different foil ef…
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Comment #45027710
This almost exact thing happened with me with a hiking app I used to make. We had a 7-day trial when you started the app, but we shipped a release that broke this and made all the …
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Comment #44493679
The same could be said for books about writing, like Williams or Strunk and White. The trick is to not apply what you learn indiscriminately.
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Comment #43793678
I find using AI very educational in some respects. I am way more knowledgeable about SQL than I have ever been, because in the past I knew so little I would lean on team members to…
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Comment #43602184
In GIS world, a vector tile is a chunk of geographic data (the vectors) limited to a geographic region (the tile boundaries which fit into the projected checkerboard of your map). …