tottenhm · HackerTrans

4 miesiące temudiscuss

In Scotland, they close an issue by taking a vote of "OK", "Broken", or "Not Proven".

I believe they also have attorneys. Perhaps that's how Apple could make bug-tracking more effective -- hire a prosecuting attorney and a defending attorney for each bug.

tottenhm

5 miesięcy temudiscuss

> In 56% of eval cases, the skill was never invoked. The agent had access to the documentation but didn't use it.

The agent passes the Turing test...

tottenhm

8 miesięcy temudiscuss

Frequently use both `github.com` and self-hosted Gitlab. IMHO, it's just... different.

Self-hosted Gitlab periodically blocks access for auto-upgrades. Github.com upgrades are usually invisible.

Github.com is periodically hit with the broad/systemic cloud-outage. Self-hosted Gitlab is more decentralized infra, so you don't have the systemic outages.

With self-hosted Gitlab, you likely to have to deal with rude bots on your own. Github.com has an ops team that deals with the rude bots.

I'm sure the list goes on. (shrug)

tottenhm

10 miesięcy temudiscuss

Same basic question -- at the price of $100k/ea, it does seem cheaper to build-out more satellite offices.

But there's a parallel push around taxing American firms using foreign labor (https://www.moreno.senate.gov/press-releases/new-moreno-bill...).

If multiple new policies are put in place at the same time, then... I dunno... it seems harder to predict...

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