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randito

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About randito

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/randito; my proof: https://keybase.io/randito/sigs/xrm2XLH2Mj4NNMcbbI-ldHKEKt1TNWHGTWCz1UsKQy8 ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47896272

    > antitrust laws. Even more so since they’re bundling their AI products with their search monopoly. couldn't this just be framed / spun as just using search data as training? i don…

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    Comment #47171435

    (McKenna tangent). I like this version of that talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hL0yfxDe6jE . It's about 12 minutes and animated with some hand-drawn whiteboard drawings. Good…

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    Comment #47139354

    > In my last performance review, my manager was actually surprised when I told him that I am now more a manager of my own work than actually doing the work. I think this is very te…

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    Comment #46747425

    Great link. I've always been drawn to sqlite3 just from a simplicity and operational point of view. And with tools like "make it easy to replcate" Litestream and "make it easy to u…

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    Comment #46723610

    I've been through a Vista Equity acquisition. It was not pretty -- they slashed, consolidated and basically ran their one-size-fits-all playbook. The brought in their crew -- which…

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    Comment #46649030

    Thanks for the reply. Summary: Here's this really cool thing we're doing! Oh, are you wrote something exotic for it? Nope, just regular Erlang goodness that's been around 20 years.…

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    Comment #46641874

    (Disclaimer: Newbie checking but still curious). Are you using libluster or Distributed Erlang to reach the clusters? Or just simple networking over the Fly network. > That will fi…

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    Comment #46624687

    If you look at Elixir keynote for Phoenix.new -- a cool agentic coding tool -- you'll see some hints about a browser control using a API tool call. It's called "web" in the video. …

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    Comment #46528684

    Interesting project. I'm glad Vue is getting the same attention as the Svelte one. And props for digging in to optimize the payloads, and making it diff-able. Can you just drop exi…

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    Comment #44347952

    Would love to read about some of the techniques for how you accomplished this.

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    Comment #44258289

    > a consistent path to interacting with the world e.g sms, mail, weather, social, etc. Here's an interesting toy-project where someone hooked up agents to calendars, weather, etc a…

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    Comment #44008644

    You may want to consider Elixir instead. It has an easier syntax and is (don't quote me on this) equivalent in function and purpose with Erlang. Plus you get lots of other goodies …

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    Comment #43948242

    What a great timely tip. Was just looking for good direction on how to do this. Thanks!

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    Comment #43909340

    For people wanting to dig into this idea some more, I'd recommend the book by Austin Kleon called "Steal Like An Artist." Also, there is some nuance in the book about copying and s…

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    Comment #43752544

    If you want a better discussion about tariffs and their impact on the Boardgame Industry: https://stonemaiergames.com/the-math-of-tariffs/ As others have said, avoid this article. …

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    Comment #41930004

    To state the obvious (again), it's shocking the rate of progress is with these tools. If this is 2 years of progress, what does 10-20 look like?

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    Comment #41927390

    Totally agree. A general-purpose solution that ties together different messy interfaces will win in the long run -- i.e the IP protocol, copy-paste, browsers. In these cases, they …

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    Comment #41752757

    My experience with Notion keyboard use is different. It's not 100% VIM hands-on-keyboard mouse-free but it's getting there. If there was only a "insert after this block" shortcut. …

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    Comment #41647986

    For people who want to learn biochemsistry and subsequently be in awe and the complexity and mechanisms, there's a great beginner book, The Machinery of Life. https://www.goodreads…

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    Comment #41467797

    (newbie checking) tsnet is a really interested idea -- that an application can act like a device with networking baked in. that applicatin access can be controlled at the network l…

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    Comment #41457147

    There's also: Paper Programs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkwSoJrVWAY https://github.com/janpaul123/paperprograms There's also a dead-project: Tiny lands https://news.ycombinat…

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    Comment #40948679

    Oh, that's nice! One of my jobs -- a Ruby on Rails job at that -- was a top 50 small business in Fortune 500. It really is transformative when you work for a great company.

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    Comment #40948593

    Your description kind of reminds me of this post -- "Being Glue". https://noidea.dog/glue . It's an important "pseudo" role that doesn't get enough credit, IMO.

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    Comment #38736759

    In some states, there is something called a Lady Bird Deed. It lets people keep their homes while still being eligible for Medicaid. Plus, it avoids the probate process. https://ww…

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    Comment #36803648

    At a company that large and that diverse, the biggest gain in using protocol buffers would be having an official schema and versioning for the messages. Serialization is nice (but …