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Comment #48444183
https://archive.ph/j3kRp
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Comment #46297700
I'm very interested in trying this out! I run Claude Code in sandbox with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`. Is that possible with Letta?
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Comment #46114180
Do we have Windows support yet?
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Comment #42580156
I also recommend listening to the drum history podcast which has episodes with Zildjian and Sabian family members.
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Comment #41510509
Clink + windows terminal + Git tools is the perfect setup IMO.
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Comment #40314263
First 10 minutes are quite interesting. Analog vs digital, longevity of music, “open” formats.
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Comment #39548661
Any recommendation for a provider with dedicated servers in the US? I’m with a provider now who is phasing them out.
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Comment #39004484
Yeah, it won't work without a stable team. And that may be okay in a true agile environment but I've always had a manager who wants some type of estimate/high level schedule. We do…
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Comment #39004424
Yeah, you are doing it wrong if scrum is deadlines. I've worked with people who had to pull all nighters to get all sprint content done before the sprint closes. I'm using it more …
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Comment #39003089
The things I've taken from scrum and use at every team: - plan in 2 week chunks - estimate in points (relative size to something you've already done), emphasis on consistent estima…
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Comment #37534753
Pretty cool! How do you persist storage?
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Comment #37479550
> And did you know that you can deploy a monolith to Lambda and still get all the benefits of Lambda without building services I did not know. Does anyone have pointers or examples…
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Comment #37187948
Bingo.
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Comment #37184262
Yup, that’s the example I cited above.
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Comment #37177366
Even more “insanity”: z/OS (aka OS360 aka MVS) supports programs going back to the 60s and I just talked with a DE at IBM who is still using a program compiled circa Apollo 11 miss…
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Comment #36936386
Crime and punishment was riveting. “Brothers” was a slog. Maybe I didn’t make it far enough through. This comes from someone who lived in Russia and enjoys Russian culture.
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Comment #36211016
> We had so little capacity that we had decided to reimage all our existing servers and then reprovision them in the new software stack. That's terrifying!
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Comment #35400234
I’ve used backblaze for a decade on Mac and windows. I’ve done selective restores and also used their mail you a hard drive option.