litacho.bsky.social
Startup founder. Infrastructure engineer.
I know stuff about DNS and most of my networking knowledge is L4 and above.
I like distributing systems.
I also like going to the mountains.
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You’re good. The halftime show is bigger than him now.
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omg thank you scott!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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I forgot to unsubscribe from Peacock+ after the Olympics, but the SNL 50th content is making up for it. 😭
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This sounds like temporal.io but trigger agents rather than code snippet 😅
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Hmm how are devices storing birthday and ages? You can factory reset the device and provide a different age.
Not saying you can spoof uploading IDs, but spoofing IDs seem like more friction to me than hard resetting a phone.
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Zig/C is still pretty impressive and if I had a lot of brownfield C code, I would reach for that. But I realize I like the conveniences of memory safe languages. If I needed perf (aka video games) I would reach for C. But for libgit2 logic, rust is pretty great
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But at the end of the day, I’m impressed by the community. There is a lot of great resources and beginner friendly spaces to ask questions.
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I also am impressed by the borrow checker and ownership. It requires less bookkeeping.
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I definitely can implement and debug faster in Rust as most of my errors are caught in compile time. With Zig/C, I still fight with the compiler but then I still get segfaults.
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Wondering what your take is so far for LLMs, especially around thick vs thin clients
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This is messed up on so many levels .. ugh
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Was very fortunate to interact with him at Berkeley and impressed how humble he is despite all his accomplishments. I strive to stay humble and curious as much as possible.
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Particularly loved that it’s the people that you work with that you remember, not the projects, seek honest feedback, and be wary of people who believe they are the smartest in the room.
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Hyper focus can seem like a super power but also seem like a curse
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Omg this happens to you too??? I swear this happens to me once or twice a year, particularly when I have long periods of very few meetings… it’s the worst
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/s
Will be interesting to see if mythical man month applies to agents ha ha
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The supervisor agent is basically a manager. Does the supervisor also do performance reviews?
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I guess either libgit2 did a great job implementing 3-way diff, or you just need to have corporate money to invest in this kind of thing
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It mostly makes it clear the scope and what resources depend on what, way more then other languages like terraform.
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youtu.be/QWNWCJj2NfA?...
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Interesting that they specifically thanked Trump.
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Oh at the end and he discovered how awesome Temporal Cloud is, which handles the stateful transactions. Also it’s so cheap, there is no need to self host.
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This guide has been super helpful. GitHub Actions is not needed for us as we use electron-builder but all of rest is solid.
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I do have a workflow where I have a huge buffer and search my terminal. I am sure I can figure out workarounds but that is the only thing I miss so far.