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riansanderson
·w zeszłym miesiącu·discuss
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riansanderson
·w zeszłym roku·discuss
tangentially related- does anyone have a good recommendation on an external CD drive that works well with macOS and has a good form factor and build quality?

I have an ancient thinkpad that I use a couple of times a year _just for reading cds_ and and have considered retiring it. But all the CD drives I see on amazon look like disposable crap.
riansanderson
·w zeszłym roku·discuss
Using the fabulous `llm` utility like this

``` pipx install llm pipx install strip-tags

curl -sf https://www.nytimes.com/ \ | strip-tags .story-wrapper \ | llm --system 'summary bullet points' ```

Read much much more goodness from the developer Simon Willison

https://simonwillison.net/2023/May/18/cli-tools-for-llms/
riansanderson
·3 lata temu·discuss
I've been doing DevOps for a while now and have been struggling to put my finger on why at scale it turns out to be so...complex/underestimated/hard. This blog distills it down to an essence that rings true to me:

>To successfully get an application into production, you need to be an expert in the application itself, the deployment target and the deployment methodology.

I disagree that all that expertise only needs to reside in one person, but you've got to have a well functioning team otherwise. And the more facility each team member has with each of those domains the better your odds of success.

It's a matter of when not if some issue is going to show up in production that is going to require more than a proverbial reboot. If the team lacks, or its dysfunction negates, expertise in any one of these areas then the service is living on borrowed time.