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Comment #48876391
Slick project. Very cool.
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Comment #48788635
As a former microbiologist, this news is important but not too concerning. It’s good that we found detected this and can respond accordingly. It doesn’t mean indicate an immediate,…
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Comment #48788522
The only legal hurdle keeping Anna’s Archive away from its noble goal (piracy laws) has been shown to mean zilch in the age of AI.
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Comment #48788496
Comments on the source mention dataset sizes ranging between 1.5PB and 200PB
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Comment #48788432
Anna’s archive rocks
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Comment #48720016
I enjoyed the read. Thank you.
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Comment #48530702
> these kinds of methodologies seem like a luxury Absolutely. The article acknowledges this. Jane Street is pretty uniquely equipped to benefit from this.
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Comment #48526396
I doubt that many data centers or enterprises are interested in building phone clusters. I hope that this project will produce something that homelabs and self-hosters can build wi…
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Comment #48508809
GitHub Issues before PRs is a great approach. The ghostty project takes that one step further: GH _discussions_ before GH issues. Only maintainers can make issues.
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Comment #48345936
I supervise the contributions that juniors make to our codebase. To do this effectively, I use three tools: 1. Scoping. I give juniors projects that are big enough to be valuable, …
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Comment #48328239
Can’t wait to see the next iteration of this idea with “Logs are all you need for durable workflows.”
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Comment #48314820
Very fun analysis!
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Comment #48287214
The conversation here is surprisingly devoid of comments on name mangling, which _almost_ enforces private properties. https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html
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Comment #48138309
Crap
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Comment #48030108
This is exactly what stood out to me, too. Before this Tweet, my feelings towards Coinbase were completely neutral. After this Tweet, I want nothing to do with it. > Over the past …
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Comment #47947635
Onboarding construct workers is super easy.
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Comment #47928223
Fun. Are you accepting PRs? I would love to add a “share” button that shares the color I landed on
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Comment #47916666
> The database can be dumb and fast because the application layer is smart and careful. I’ve always baked important invariants directly into the database with constraints and trigg…
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Comment #47883885
This creator has fascinating insights into design and UX. This team’s synthesis is more insightful and professional than anything else I have been able to casually consume. This pa…
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Comment #47879407
Crap. I use that CLI.
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Comment #47858325
Super cool idea, and “Layer 8” is a dope name. “EZThrottle” is not nearly as catchy lol. But who am I to judge? I haven’t built anything like this. Best of luck to you.
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Comment #47824557
How much money is there to be made in bug bounties? Even very large bug bounties rarely exceed 5 figures USD, a pittance to Anthropic.
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Comment #47823096
Your mention of Salesforce is ironic given their recent pivot towards headless SaaS. Check out Headless 360. It promises the open interface you describe in your article (for insane…
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Comment #47817935
Interesting ideas. I would love programmatic access to everything, though I think it’s a stretch to expect this within a year. Personal AI agents are still niche. I suspect the tim…