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Comment #45154077
I speak for a more distributed, microservices ecosystem, but the core issue is having a “fat” E2E testing suite in the first place. Since take hours to run, it forces a “batched” t…
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Comment #44968531
Hi HN, We wrote a deep dive on a problem many of us in the platform/DevOps space face: traditional staging environments are slow, expensive, and create contention that directly hur…
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Comment #44632376
AGI is a vague term but a naive definition is smarter than any human in any fields/domain. Clearly current LLMs are impressive in document/code generation but I’m having a hard tim…
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Ask HN: Will transformer based LLMs hit an improvement ceiling?
A fundamental question I have is whether the current transformer based architectures are powerful enough to allow scaling towards AGI or are there ceilings here that are becoming m…
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Comment #43222310
Thanks for sharing! This approach is inspired by tools like opendiffy. It’s an adaptation of canary testing applied earlier in the SDLC - more specifically for Pull Request testing…
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Comment #42956244
Interesting idea! The real bottleneck here is likely not the number of test runs, but rather the overhead of environment setup and tear down. This is where ephemeral environments r…
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Comment #42290490
Thanks for the reference. Yes, it boils down to what is intelligence. I guess true AGI is more than pure intelligence and also involves a sense of “self” or ego and such.
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Does the current GenAI path lead to AGI?
I struggle with this question. It’s rationally hard to see a token predicting machine (no matter how good) lead to reasoning and understanding of our world. Surely feels like a dif…
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Show HN: Signadot (YC W20): Local Testing with Shared Kubernetes Clusters
Hi again HN, we’re Arjun and Anirudh, founders of Signadot (YC W20). Signadot helps teams developing microservices test their changes using lightweight environments called “Sandbox…
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Comment #36201526
Impressive list indeed! Co-founder of Signadot here. Btw, we don't manage Kubernetes (K8s) environments; instead, we enable multi-tenancy for test tenants within a customer's exist…
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Comment #36196141
In the early days it’s ok to not worry about the difference between company name & product. But as you develop many products it may make sense to have company & product names be di…
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Comment #36061744
Yes, these are our (thin) YAML files via which you describe the Sandboxes in terms of deltas from the baseline env. The K8s yaml files remain as the source of truth for your standa…
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Comment #36060895
Check out https://www.signadot.com/ . Full disclosure, I'm the founder, but it could help with what you’re looking for.
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Comment #34658213
Co-founder of Signadot here. Computers and software programs become multi-tenant so they can do more and support concurrent users with fixed resources. However, when it comes to te…
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Comment #32855498
Let us know what could improve. Thanks
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Launch HN: Signadot (YC W20) – Lightweight Test Environments for Microservices
Hey everyone, we’re Arjun and Anirudh, founders of Signadot ( https://www.signadot.com/ ). Signadot is a Kubernetes-based solution that enables lightweight environments, called San…
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