nikhilsimha

14 gün öncediscuss

Files that codex and any other coding agent has access to, should be opt-in NOT opt-out. I think codex is not the right layer to solve this if you want a sane(one-click) UX. We built our own internal sandboxing-terminal around claude and codex. Where a user-configured base-folder with low-risk code and creds is COPIED into the sandbox BEFORE new session creation. There were many other UX related reasons to build our own terminal. Can share more if anyone is interested.

nikhilsimha

4 ay öncediscuss

It is very common to find tables with 1000+ columns in machine learning training sets at e-commerce companies. The largest I have seen had over 10000 columns.

nikhilsimha

5 ay öncediscuss

easily the most memorable comment i have ever seen on hackernews so far. kudos good sir!

nikhilsimha

6 ay öncediscuss

usually when a sharp sensation arises in an area, there is a habitual tendency to counteract - unconsciously tense surrounding muscles or antagonistic muscles or switch posture etc.

the idea is to observe with clarity the counteraction and let the sharp sensation arise and pass without the counteraction/resistance.

nikhilsimha

5 yıl öncediscuss

[prioritization] Effective engineer - lau

[systems] Designing data intensive applications - kleppman

[programming] SICP - sussman & abelson

Last one is an old scheme book. No other book (that I read) can even hold a candle to this one, in terms of actually developing my thought process around abstraction & composition of ideas in code. Things that library authors often need to deal with.

For example in react - what are the right concepts to that are powerful enough to represent a dynamic website & how should they compose together.

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