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Comment #49197331
sure it’s not tricky. But everybody does it different and OpenAI couldn’t even be bothered to do it right when benchmarking their models
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Comment #49196945
For one, I’ve been working on a generic sandbox environment github.com/brianv0/formwork You should be easily able to hide/lock down files, network, and MCP tools from an agent and …
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Comment #49171474
It’s been a very long time, but I read Alas, Babylon in middle school. I remember aspects of their modern existence also being problematic (IIRC a house in florida with lots of win…
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Comment #49150890
I’ve been formalizing behaviors to requirements and building more end to end tests to verify them. In reality, every requirement needs a verification element. Secondly, building tr…
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Comment #49106604
My impression is that many of the indian engineering schools are some form of trade school and it shows. A lot of people are very good at churning out things, but they vastly prefe…
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Comment #49026139
Yeah you could go with just Number though, and then keep almost everything a BigInteger/BigDecimal under the covers (or dynamically choose the correct class)
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Comment #48909166
Are you being serious or sarcastic?
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Comment #48734267
I built a 40 (later 80) node cluster with clusterknoppix ~2006 to run a bunch of physics simulations off of old library computers after I replaced a bunch of PSU fans. Kept my cubi…
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Comment #48734187
Salesforce runs Salesforce on postgres with LSM: https://vldb.org/cidrdb/2026/a-multi-tenant-relational-oltp-...
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Comment #48656481
you've had an account for four years, and _this_ is your comment?
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Comment #48637047
SAT isn’t an IQ test, and probably all sorts of people took it before they had cultural awareness or a diagnosis that would have lead to different testing conditions had it been ta…
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Comment #48378364
there’s really no limit to how many times and ways you can review something with AI, except dollars.
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Comment #48357302
They are not all filtered early nor are they necessarily missing from images. The data can be embargoed until orbits change effectively.
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Comment #48273315
Right, people haven’t internalized that these are really just scripts in natural language.
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Comment #48259950
Oracle is the hilarious version of this - 9i - "internet" 10g - "grid" 11g - "also grid" 12c - "cloud" 26ai - "ai" various other examples. One really annoying thing is this has als…
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Comment #48186378
"rely" is overly strong in these cases usually (more like "make use of")
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Comment #47998920
> The real core of infrastructure monitoring isn’t dashboards. It’s the alerts. “it’s not X it’s Y” at this point when I see this pattern in writing I assume most if not all of it …
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Comment #47773463
Can you build most of this with Ray?
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Comment #47721752
For files up to 100kB of size, this should effectively be really close to the same price as S3 when writing (didn't check reading so much, but the writes/PUT is always much more ex…
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Comment #47694486
Adversarial software development is also when I do my best work
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Comment #47656150
I have honestly not had that problem much. Being specific, concise, and strong with your prompts helps out a lot.
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Comment #47655974
I find the people who end up with spaghetti code did so because they didn’t translate their normal processes over. Being completely methodical about development really helps. obra/…
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Comment #47642446
It would be interesting to make that sort of thing generic. A law couldn’t legalize something without backporting the legalization.
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Comment #47606479
I think people rarely reject even if it fails a slump test though
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Comment #47491773
The sklearn to me is (and mirrors) the insane amount of engineering that exists/existed to bring Jupyter notebooks to something more prod-worthy and reproducible. There’s always go…