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For example see here their series about Filesystem internals: https://internals-for-interns.com/series/filesystems/
Reason I am asking, should I add them to my personal "Human blogs to read list"
I am curious what does it contain, for me a lot of times its a back and forth with agent until it "looks good to my eyes and taste", but haven't written any such list yet, because it is context dependant, in some projects I forgive minor issues, or allow magical numbers, but in other projects I force agent to use constants with meaningful names `SECONDS_IN_A_DAY = 24 * 60 * 60`
reason I am asking it could be some relief to our brains after tedious working day, especially after heavy AI usage
Imagine how far community might have pushed if 2 past versions of 'morally superior' Anthropic and 'completely Open AI' open sourced their models for the community to build on top of them
When one invades the country, they of course won't feel safety (like in Iraq), but when they dont invade country, of course it feels safe, because no one is bombing and shooting locals
> Surprisingly yes.
> Did you get many opportunities to travel within the country?
> Surprisingly yes.
And surprisingly title is: "How To Survive 3 Years in NK"
These people are so biased, they show that bias even when they don't have anything bad to say. Poor people in that country might say how to survive, but not a member of diplomatic corpus
They will say: I had this metric to increase shareholder value, I tuned it, that's it, no one stopped me or told me not to do it.
US just needs different laws
It was true for that time, because producing and maintaining the code was done by humans with limited speed of comprehension.
Today, we might challenge this assumption (not saying its wrong or right), because migrations can be done in 1-2 weeks with hundreds of agents.
How does it compare to GPT-5.5?
As a person who migrated to Europe, impacted by the US imperialism and corrupted US government who is taking orders from a tiny foreign state to attack other nations. I wholeheartedly wish US hegemony to fail and disappear
So what? It will hurt everyone, but end result will be that US companies won't be able to sell in other parts of the world, because everyone will have own standards, own solutions, new regulations will come up about data residency, which will require using unknown AWS alternative in a small country and even if you are willing to maintain 150 Datacenter across different countries, companies will be afraid of using US tech, to one day lose access to their data
temporarily yes, then EU will be able to build them on its own.
But what would also collapse is trust in all US companies, whole world will start working on their own solutions, no more AWS/GCP/Azure hegemony in the world. Everyone would close their internet, just like China did and develop own solutions
Imagine what these companies are doing in the US to their citizens, if ambassador is ready to defend them for violating rules/laws
Planning went well, started working on the code, reading the code - all went fine
But when it started writing the code or executing the bash, sarted tetting lots of these errors
Not trivial, you would need to do lots of evals and prompt tuning when you switch models.
imagine what happens when you optimize your agent skills to the current model, and new model starts breaking. you would need to have versioning for your skills, serving different skills based on the model while you do A/B testing
Suppose you want to add one more property to VerifiedUserWithBirthday and UnverifiedUserWithBirthday, you might get 2 more new types, and somewhere at the higher layer call chains you need to know which enclosing type you should pass so that some method in the bottom chain will accept it.
I am sure there are more elegant ways, but I am struggling to generalize it to most enterprise SaaS CRUD apps, where you have one object with bunch of properties and can conditionally traverse the code logic
Since we are talking about American ambassadors, Mike Huckabee, American ambassador to Israel, doesn't seem like to work for America, it feels like he is an ambassador for Israel