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restlake

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    Comment #48774810

    same. substitute VC with upper management and I (corporate dev through and through) became more queasy as I read. product and strategic mismanagement is the real deal regardless of…

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    Comment #48570546

    my most mind blowing recent development here was testing the Gemma 4 models at release for vision and image recognition vs some benchmarks I had from using Gemma 3 for the same tas…

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    Comment #47595958

    caught that too a few weeks ago, couldn’t log in for a few hours either. I did a double take at the localhost when it loaded up in my browser haha

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    Comment #47595900

    yea there are proxies out there for this and in AWS Bedrock this outbound logging is a feature you can enable for these and other models

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    Comment #45910140

    two well-balanced takes making me think I should embrace the fun parts of this design and worry less about the risks! it’s a pretty cool idea and impressive it works

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    Comment #45902872

    super interesting pseudo IPC channel and at least mildly concerning from a security perspective. saw it on your site first and am shocked there is not a single other comment yet he…

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    Comment #45633997

    ha I was so excited for it to mean some cool new term I’ve never heard that the typo didn’t occur to me

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    Comment #45630761

    genuinely curious what smithing means in this context!

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    Comment #44367011

    really impressed with this. the author discusses on Reddit how they built it with Unity which I think is super cool and a really good use case for a game engine

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    Comment #42274687

    You are correct, C# straddles that line better than any other language right now imo thanks to the APIs you linked. There was a good write up about this Rust vs C# Span comparison …

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    Comment #37267117

    Well five is about the amount of sales people I remember joining an absolutely awful call with them a few years ago, so that’s my guess (edit: lol at getting downvoted for relaying…

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    Comment #36077861

    Nope totally agree, can’t just do videos myself either unless it’s a high level systems topic with visuals. Need to get into the code too

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    Comment #36071869

    Cool post. Wonder if it would have helped to take a look at the MIT distributed systems course on the web and YouTube - one of the projects is exactly this (Go Raft implementation)…

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    Comment #33010388

    Yep same symptoms for us as the August outage and support confirmed an outage for us as well

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    Comment #30608376

    They have done this previously for dual socket Xeons. Historical precedence doesn’t necessarily hold here, but in fact, it’s been done on the “cheese graters” previously

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    Comment #30209619

    You and I both, though they are a blessing and a curse. Profiles used to be my biggest issue with local and remote cred resolution, and then we layered AWS SSO on top of profile ma…

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    Comment #30009095

    If you know and understand S3 pretty well, and you purely need to generate, store, and read materialized static views, I highly recommend S3 for this use case. I say this as someon…

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    Comment #21048864

    I’m not 100% sure as I didn’t create the image (though I’m evangelizing as someone who has found it truly helpful for daily dev.) . I believe the creators tarball’d the entire dist…

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    Comment #21048294

    Logged in to say that this has actually been done (not by me) and my team has been finding it very helpful for local “serverless” SDLC: https://github.com/lambci/docker-lambda . It…

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    Comment #15994247

    same creator as Two and a Half Men and some of those other shows you’re probably thinking of so that’s an apt comparison

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    Comment #10346405

    Staffpad is incredible but it's not brand new or developed by Microsoft. Hanselminutes (Scott Hanselman) did an excellent interview with the engineer who created it a few months ba…

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    Comment #6110259

    Greasemonkey on the desktop ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/ ) or for Firefox Mobile, or userscripts on the desktop ( http://userscripts.org/ ) might …

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    Comment #6091184

    It additionally reminds me of this particular agency's (f-i) previous HN submissions and tagline plastered on all their pages ('we built the new USA Today site, IMHO