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Posts by Vic Iglesias
Being called a legend by a legend is wonderful. Thanks @rawkode.dev!
We never know when Skaffold will be on the chopping block so let’s bookmark this tweet.
(Side note: making it a dependency of the GA Cloud Delivery product definitely helps its staying power 😃)
You’re to kind sir! Hope you’ve been well.
You may prefer the analysis from @redmonk.com redmonk.com/sogrady/2024...
Looking forward to the next one being published.
Awesome! Thanks for the pointer.
Spring AI is jam packed.
When will we see an RC? Asking for some friends…
Nice!
What system did you land on for organizing them in the drawers?
Big pile of legos
Lego friends!
What are some tips for getting our BPoL (Big Pile of Legos) organized?
Very!! 😐
meme format: STOP DOING RICH TEXT - WORDS DON'T NEED TO BE DIFFERENT SHAPES - YEARS OF (microsoft word text format bar) YET NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND FOR STRIKETHROUGH - Wanted to emphasize language We had a tool for that: It was called "write better" - "Yes please give me words I can click" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly Deranged LOOK at what Microsoft have been demanding your Respect for all this time, with all the Markdown& .txt we built for them (This is REAL formatting done by REAL writers RTF file icon: ?????? In-line rich text formatting pop up: ??????? Microsoft Word "Style" designer: ?????????? "Hello I would like WIGGLY LETTERS" They have played us for absolute fools
TIL that the `which` command has a flag, `-a`, which shows all possible places from which a command might be found, e.g.,
$ which -a python
/opt/homebrew/opt/python3/libexec/bin/python
/usr/local/bin/python
/Users/willf/.local/bin/python
Attention Pythonistas! 🐍 🐍 🐍
Are you interested in working on the booming Python Platform ecosystem at Netflix?
You'd work on the tools and systems that support our developers in developing their services, libraries, data processing and ML workloads.
explore.jobs.netflix.net/careers/job/...
Fun to watch! Keep on cookin!
The Goose team has been doing an incredible job building out its capabilities and smoothing the rough edges.
@angiejones.tech and team have done a great job in the last month or so in bolstering the docs for both beginner and advanced users as well as providing great video content.
RE: rate limits I've advanced to the highest tiers without requiring me to "Contact Sales" and even have hit the limit on my work accounts a few times.
I'm starting to think that getting better at the specification is the real unlock for the workflow I want.
I've been using it to test the limits (no pun intended) of prompting workflows to create features on increasingly larger code bases.
At this point a lot of the work on my end is figuring out the proper size of feature to have it implement and how detailed and specific I need to be in my prompts.
Are you looking for something like Goose which allows you to use your own provider keys AND add your own tools easily?
To me, this was the Swiss Army knife I was looking for.
My biggest hurdle at the moment is rate limiting :/
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There is discipline in selling or giving away your gadgets while they still have value but you aren’t using them.
I lack this discipline and end up with lots of unusable gadgets.
Been hearing a lot about recency bias lately. Must be pretty important
Great idea!! Did add this to your .goosehints?
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I wanted to use internal documentation as added context for various dev flows so I integrated our internal auth mechanism to pull down the raw HTML then convert it to Markdown to hand back to the LLM.
The coolest part was that when getting the first page it took note of other links it could follow.
Took me longer than I would have liked to give FastMCP a try but from start to finish it took me about 30m to implement, test and leverage my implementation inside of Goose.
Most of the time was spent futzing with my own dependencies.
This was a really eye opening experience end-to-end.