ewhauser421

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Show HN: Shuck – a fast shell linter written in Rust github.com

8 ewhauser421 6 months ago 1 comments

Comment · 6 months ago

If you're all in on Go and AI, you might want to take a look at: https://github.com/ewhauser/gbash

It's a just-bash like variant implemented in Go. Useful for giving a managed bash tool to your agents without a full sandboxing solution.

Comment · 1 year ago

Nice! Ive been wanting to try this ever since PGLite came out.

Anything that won’t work if you tried this as a drop in replacement for a full PG instance in tests? Maybe extensions? Any benchmarks?

Comment · 1 year ago

Bazel is an investment to learn for sure but your effort estimates are way overblown. We have a Python, Go, and Typescript monorepo that I setup for our team and rarely have to touch anything. Engineers rarely think about Bazel as we use Gazelle to generate all our build files and have patterns for most everything we need to do.

Compared with build efforts using other tools and non-monorepo setups at other companies the effort here has felt much reduced.

Comment · 1 year ago

timestamppb.New(time) is hard to figure out?

Comment · 3 years ago

Just verify the SHA of the tarball a la Bazel?

Comment · 4 years ago

It's weird to me that GitHub doesn't have larger machines types available for actions yet. I don't want to bother with a self-hosted runner just to get more CPUs. They have much larger machines available for Codespaces - why not actions? I'm happy to pay for them.

Comment · 4 years ago

Congrats - PIOSolver is an amazing program. What are the future plans for it? It would be great if you didn't need a PhD to set it up though. I keep wondering if I'm actually training myself using the right solutions or not based on the setup :)

Comment · 5 years ago

The irony of Honeycomb using an open source tool from Datadog is not lost on me =)

Comment · 6 years ago

I think Stripe does a lot of things right, but your comments back in 2018 certainly indicated that Billing could be used in perpetuity:

"- For existing customers, there's no pricing change. You just get more functionality than before for free. This is what we generally try to do: we want Stripe to continually become better value for you over time, as you get more functionality for the same price."

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16766846

I specifically reached out to Stripe support back then to verify this would be the case and they confirmed. If you've since changed your mind, I think you should come out and say that's the case as opposed to saying this is a communications issue.

Comment · 6 years ago

Is Coinbase willing to make their guide on how to stay safe when working from home public? It’s a link in the doc.

Comment · 6 years ago

(Beam has a DirectRunner which is just in memory)

Comment · 6 years ago

Why not Apache Beam? It doesn’t require Spark or Flink

Comment · 7 years ago

Have you thought about open sourcing the non-AI pieces? It would be great for other researchers so they wouldn’t have to build the poker pieces from scratch

Comment · 7 years ago

Neal - super interesting stuff. Couple of questions:

1) What were the reasons for choosing 6-handed play (assuming logistical and costs)? It would be interesting to see how the bot’s strategy would differ in a full ring game. 2) Are there any plans to commercialize the bot as a tool for training human players?