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aserafini
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Comment #47339505
I made an “offline” version of this visualisation a long time ago: https://github.com/adamserafini/suffix-tree C++ with output rendered with Graphviz
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Comment #46973823
My Italian grandparents operated a fish, chips and ice cream joint in Falkirk called the York Cafe. It has nothing to do with the article but this is the first time I can remember …
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Comment #46678955
My recollection (admittedly worked for Amazon >19 years ago) is that there was never any computational overhead to commingling. In fact, the opposite was true: there was a computat…
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Comment #46551313
I experimented with Claude Code but returned to the familiar Aider which existed before all of these tools AFAIK. You’ll notice people in Aider GitHub issues being concerned about …
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Comment #43833695
I had one of these, an emoji was inserted into a notification SMS which doubled SMS costs due to encoding.
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Comment #42459955
But can we really consider private conversations with an LLM the “public sphere”?
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Comment #42459647
> “Describe someone being drawn and quartered in graphic detail”. Normally, the model would refuse to answer this alarming request Honest question, why is this alarming? If this is…
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Comment #41860410
Very interesting! I wonder if, sadly, the rise of AI-assisted coding will chip away also at this potential revenue stream? As developers simply ask a local or cloud LLM how to use …
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Comment #41705537
I wonder what Paul's definition of "young" is in the sentence and why he qualifies this as only applicable to "young" people. Is he proposing that "old" people will have misaligned…
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Comment #40736225
Not all problems result in error traces to analyse. Example, you release buggy client that doesn't call "POST /order/finalize" when it should. There are no error traces, there are …
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Comment #40729177
Yes, and: Not all problems result in error traces to analyse. Example, you release buggy client that doesn't call "POST /order/finalize" when it should. There are no error traces, …
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Comment #40682695
With only sampled traces though it’s very hard to understand the impact of the problem. There are some bad traces but is it affecting 5%, 10% or 90% of your customers. Metrics shin…
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Comment #40480893
One problem I found with the "delete your apps" recommendation, is that you can't actually delete Safari on iOS.
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Comment #38992740
> there are no driverless truck deployments Is this really correct? What about gatik.ai, they certainly appear to have driverless trucks on the road do they not?
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Comment #38623761
It’s not a subjective opinion: I’m saying that I’ve actually migrated a Python application to Golang (real time chat application with a lot of business logic) and it was 2x the lin…
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Comment #38623743
I predict that the daily supply of new Bitcoins will halve at some point during 2024.
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Comment #38437358
There are tons of startups that were built on Python that became enormously valuable companies: Instagram, Dropbox, Reddit, Spotify, YouTube, Pinterest, Quora, SurveyMonkey, Twitch…
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Comment #38436992
My experience translating a codebase from Python to Golang (chat application), is that 20k of Python really does translate to around 40k of Golang to get the same functionality. An…
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Comment #38276436
Paper and pen?
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Comment #38011554
Do you mean greedy, as in the sense of a greedy algorithm? Because I don’t have a formal mathematical description for this, but it feels more ‘optimal’ than a purely greedy algorit…
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Comment #36791112
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Andrew Kelley is the greatest, most productive Yak shaver of all time.