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If these bots are autonomously reading/posting , how is this rate limited? Like why arent they posting 100 times per minute?

I am also curious on that religion example, where it created its own website. Where/how did it publish that domain?

how is this different from Librechat?

Here I was thinking this was a new LLM with 193B parameters.

anyone know the proper github link, one in paper 404s..

unrelated to the content, but what a gorgeous font that is

For example, an individual contributor software engineer s competency matrix may include a row for coding/feature output velocity. In a Level 1 to Level 5 system, the matrix would specify that for a Level 1 engineer, expectations on code velocity are X pull requests per week

I mean. No.

dude, same! Got mine in 1985 (i was 9, not 8) and it was THE machine that got me hooked on computers. BASIC coding, playing Missile Command, so classic.

Goes to 11

how is this even a question in 2021

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Is this proof that regular git commands are too difficult to use?

I also wonder what this is going to do for folks not using Github as now CLI users are going to "unlearn" all their traditional git commands.

Im using a two plus two hand evaluator i found in Java. Curious as well couldn’t find good open source ones

Unfortunately most companies don't know any better that it is not the job of a PM to "invent" a whole bunch of features that may or may not work.

After seeing so many Product Managers get this awfully wrong sometimes it also helps to understand what your job _isnt_

* Focus on outcomes over outputs. Your job is not to build a spreadsheet or JIRA backlog of features and then hand them to engineers to build like a coding factory. You do not have a crystal ball. You are not Steve Jobs.

* Involve the Business, Support and Eng parts of the org when defining _what_ to build. They all bring fantastic perspectives and really helps focus on the MVP and creates shared buy-in. Remember you are trying to solve a business problem not just crank out features aimlessly as a team.

* When mapping out _what_ to build, it always helps to use the collective team (in previous bullet) to outline Effort vs Impact. Forces really good discussion to keep things hyper focused and efficient.

* Instead of focusing on features focus on the strategy and the vision, let the team figure out how to get it there. As a PM you need to understand the market, the competitive landscape, how people are pricing their products, what customers are saying, industry trends, etc.

* Roadmaps in general are somewhat useless bc you don't have enough information and they create a lot of emotional commitments. Things change (hello Covid-19) and you don't know what you don't know. Instead outline your vision and strategy at a high level and make sure they are aligned to your overall business outcomes. This prevents people from saying "You said we would get feature X in Q2!!!". Instead you focus on metrics (Decreased Churn, Increase engagement by 3x, returning users more than X times in Y days, Revenue, etc).

* Be religious about data. Define your business outcomes, have good tools to track the progress of those outcomes, have a way to test/validate quickly and pivot as soon as it doesn't work. Keep fine tuning the machine

How does this differ from the KMS product ?

I’ll remember this day when Zulip finally gets another wave of momentum.

Just FYI in case it helps you - https://docs.fastly.com/en/guides/outbound-data-transfer-fro...

was surprised to see no mention of iHeartMedia (maybe news was too recent) which has an imminent Nasdaq direct listing on July 18th. Should be an interesting twist after Slack and Spotify given the stark difference in business types and growth numbers.

man do i miss Mitch Hedberg. The Pringles joke is still one of my favorites of his of all time.

77 billion for a train in 2033 ? And people wonder why we in the US think the government is completely unable to run these types of projects effectively. Total joke.

I met Joe in 2012 when I spoke at the Erlang Conf in SF. he is the reason I discovered functional programming and the whole concept of message passing (actor model) in distributed systems. Quite a legend and contributor to the world of computer science. RIP joe.

Lord is this impossible to read on mobile. I get using a gist and eating your own dog food to share content. But these guys have incredible eng talent and can’t make a gist readable on mobile ?

crap yes, good find, thank you !

Author here - Wanted to learn Rust and have been hacking with my HomeSeer system a bit so figured this was a fun place to start. Happy to answer any questions.

Cool, so what's your container/vm orchestration layer then?

Are you guys running Knative or similar to handle the serverless workloads in your edge ?

Maybe I’m old school but instead of private it looks like they accidentally commented out a variable. # does not feel idiomatic to me.

link to source code?

Bigquery has a cool function like this where it will tell you the cost of the query before you run it.