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dhorthy
1,124karma·268submissions·March 2, 2018
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someone had to do it
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sure fair enough. I guess i'm mostly being pragmatic here. Plus i'm not convinced that generating "kubectl"...json..."get"...json..."pod"... is easier for most …
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interesting - what makes you say that?
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this is more about the service account than the runtime environment i think. you put your admin service account in docker the agent can still wreak havoc. Docker lets you hide the admin service accoun…
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oh yeah we had claude diagnose a production k8s redis outage last week (figured out that we needed to launch a new instance in a new AZ to pick up the previous redis' AZ-scoped EBS PVC after a cl…
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i spend a lot of time thinking about this. At humanlayer we have some OSS projects that are 99% written by AI, and a lot of it was written by AI under the supervision of developer(s) that are no longe…
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Yeah fair enough lol…usually I end up building model-optimized scripts instead of mcp which just flood context window with json and uuids (looking at you, linear) - much better to have Claude write 10…
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Give it a spin
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combat how? (And yes, yes I do)
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still don’t know why you need an MCP for this when the model is perfectly well trained to write files and run kubetctl on its own
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Hmm what sorts of advice in the last year are you referring to? Like the “run it ten times and pick the best one” thing? Or something else? I kind of agree that picking from 10 poorly-promoted project…
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When Claude starts deploying Kafka clusters I’m outro
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Yeah you can easily tweak this to push to a branch or a fork or something in the generated prompt.md
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Yeah the NIH thing is super on point. small saas tools for everything is done. Bring on the hand coded custom in-house admin monolith? Is Unix “small sharp tools” going away? Is that a relic of having…
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was deeply unsettling among other things
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stumbled on this - reminds me of what the BAML folks have been doing for a while - rust core, native bindings in every language
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love this feature and hope to see more of it > We're working on an escalateIssue tool that will allow AI Agents to report issues directly to us, so we can know they are happening faster and fi…
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i feel so strongly that this will rapidly become true over the next 6 months. if you don't believe me check out Sean Grove's talk from mid June - https://www.youtube.com/watc…
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my personal take following work of AmpCode folks, Claude Code team, and our internal process evolution - spec development will replace 99% of code development within 3 months
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Overall I like this but confused about this part “Yaml doesn’t enforce types but HCL does” Is the same schema-based validation that is 1) possible client-side with HCL and 2) enforced server-side by k…
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this looks cool - your homepage video should open with what it is though!
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Great post and def needs to be said. Won’t name names but there are some VERY popular ts library that are guilty of this. Once you have type constructor constructors I tend to bail and just cast thing…
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This guy gets it
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I had kinda wondered about this for a while - I called it "MWP - model workload protocol" - a client-agnostic (sms, whatsapp, in-app, react components) way to display what an agent is doing …