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eightnoteight
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Comment #46938126
exactly this, verification should always been on the code if someone fresh wants to contribute, now they will have to network before they can write code honestly i don't see my sel…
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Comment #46244396
for the workflow DAG, what type of backend are you guys using? is it like temporal or self-built durable workflows
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Comment #45806192
Zenact AI | Founding Engineers & Interns | Full-Time + 6-Month Internships | Onsite Bangalore | Location flexible for internships (India) Tech: Golang • Python • AI Agents At Zenac…
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Comment #45408662
first i thought the website would say how many elephants left in the world (like white rhinos)
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Comment #45395706
seems obvious in hindsight, but never knew CT scans are used in manufacturing QC
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Comment #44518160
Zenact AI | Founding Engineers & Interns | Full-Time + 6-Month Internships | Onsite Bangalore | Location flexible for internships (India) Tech: Golang • Python • AI Agents At Zenac…
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Comment #44453914
one thing that is getting clear is that the gains from model enhancement is getting saturated thats why we are starting to see a programming of ai, almost like programming building…
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Comment #44424305
being on the developer side, the realtime dashboard for admin ui is really useful for end to end testing so many of the eventually consistent stores reflect so late that its a pain…
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Comment #44246377
credit balance api is pretty cool always liked the v0 feature where they notify to top up when the balance runs low when do apps invoke the credit balance api? before sending event…
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Comment #41311353
most of the current systems that need a reliable managed service for distributed locking use dynamodb, are there any scenarios where s3 is preferrable than dynamodb for implementin…
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Comment #40542568
> The problem is that sentinel errors, as typically and idiomatically used, in fact are special, and are more expensive to deal with than other values. My suggestion to use boolean…
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Comment #39847352
people who need to monitor a lot of channels are usually in senior/leadership layer, but one technique usually they follow is focus on a specific problem and consequently some set …
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Comment #39837223
controlling the producer is such a hard problem, even with exponential back off and backoff times in the response headers, you still get at minimum 2x throughput increase from the …
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Comment #39824051
I think of it as different companies helping at different stages of mainstream adoption for any open source project, the initial adoption during its initial stages would have been …
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Comment #39812180
> Nowadays I open Aegis and I have > 20 services there, and trying to look for my code between all the running numbers is a pain. exactly :( I wish passkeys get rolled out quickly …
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Comment #39752556
I took a high enough number to showcase the problem, for a fresher it doesn't change much even if that number is as low as 15 or 20, or even if 5 people that they don't know or at …
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Comment #39752336
> “Oscar, do you mind sharing your screen so Deepak and Deanna can see the weird log messages too?” it seems so obvious from an Incident Commander perspective but so much goes into…
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Comment #39748840
websockets and sse are a big headache to manage at scale, especially backend, requires special observability, if not implemented really carefully on mobile devices its a nightmare …
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Comment #39748701
I never focussed much on sleeping postures, but one day I read this article about how acid reflux goes away if you side-sleep on your left hand side i.e stomach is at a lower heigh…
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Comment #39708374
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Comment #39612665
> here they explain why they had to betray their core mission. But they don't refute that they did betray it. you are assuming that their core mission is to "Build an AGI that can …
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Comment #39563499
> it keeps the intangible benefits it accrued by being ostensibly non-profit but there would be no different to a for-profit entity right? i.e even for-profit entities get tax bene…
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Comment #39563351
I don't believe non-profits can have investors, only donors i.e an investor by definition expects money out of his investment which he can never get out of a non-profit only the fo…
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Comment #39563237
once it converts into profit-seeking venture, it won't get the tax benefits one could argue that they did R&D as a non-profit and now converted to for-profit to avoid paying taxes,…