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cnunciato

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About cnunciato

Staff software engineer @ Pulumi and author of The Pulumi Book (https://thepulumibook.com).

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    Buildkite also has hosted runners (which they all agents): https://buildkite.com/docs/pipelines/hosted-agents

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    You’re not alone!

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    > It’s a linguistic uncanny valley, close enough to human to be recognizable, but different enough to be repulsive. I love this. It's exactly how I feel when I read AI-generated co…

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    Same thing, yeah, IIUC (i.e., running the agent/worker locally for testing). It's conceptually similar to self-hosted runners, yes, but also different in a few practical ways that …

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    >Lack of local development. It's a known thing that there is no way of running GitHub Actions locally. This is one thing I really love about Buildkite[0] -- being able to run the a…

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    Pulumi engineer here. We did, as an experiment (and labeled it thusly), but we believed we’d have much more control over it than we have. After we began hearing these reports, we b…

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    The obvious difference, though, is that you knowingly use all of these tools; you get to choose whether and how you use them. AI, like the weapons you point out, can invade your li…

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    Pulumi docs engineer here. Really appreciate that feedback -- what sort of thing did you have to go digging for? We're definitely investing here so I'd love to hear more about what…

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    Pierce the cover with a knife and cut along the edges, then remove the goods through the flap. Works for us. :)