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Evals can come pretty close to getting “deterministic” output from LLMs, and I’d argue that this is reasonably considered engineering.
Though I do believe that Coolify will “eventually” support Kubernetes, I think what you’re saying feels right to me.
Good work either way!
Is bird flu “bad” (for cows and humans) because of higher mortality?
- HTTP/2: Utilises Node's built‑in http2 module.
- Proxy Tunneling: Automatically tunnels through an HTTP/1 proxy (via HTTP CONNECT) when a proxy configuration is provided.
- Fetch-like API: Provides a drop‑in replacement for the standard Fetch API. The returned Response object supports properties such as status and methods like text() and json().
Why?
Because many proxy services still use HTTP/1.1, while many sites use HTTP/2.
Hetzner (Pulumi) example outside of SST: https://timozander.de/blog/using-pulumi-with-hcloud/
SST uses Pulumi so (per other comments) there are constructs for Hetzner among other budget hosts.
Suggestions welcome!
I wonder how difficult it would be to detect specific actions in the video frames, like “cat eating food”?
Or that tweets in support of Ukraine's efforts / donations / etc are "supporting the war".
I am, rather, disputing the "both sides"-type thinking of the person I replied to, who seems to imply that stopping ALL talk of war (regardless of whom it is in support of) is desirable.
I think this mindset betrays a lack of understand at how power-hungry bullies work. They aren't reasonable.
It's not a case of "negotiate with them THIS time, and all will be fine" (as if they have a single, specific grievance).
Choosing to defer pain now invites much, much more later.
Other examples of stealing territory / starting wars can also be bad.
Insofar as that meets the criteria of "supporting war", then yes it's "supporting war" (a country's defence).
I see that as a wholly good thing.
If they were to enter peace talks based on the premise of ceding territory, would that not strengthen Russia; sending the message that this sort of robbery works and is rewarded? And would that not pose a danger to other neighbours of Russia?
I can see why it's in both Ukraine's interest, and its allies, for it to not cede territory.
Having said all of this: I am not a military strategist or diplomat, and I don't really know what I'm talking about.
Ukraine was invaded by its neighbour. Russia started a war.
Would you deem tweets that encourage donations toward Ukraine's military defence to be "promoting war"?
How about tweets that boost morale of their defence forces (well-produced propaganda videos, etc)?
The war isn't something that Ukraine wanted, but it was forced on them.
To then demote any tweet about Ukraine is throwing out the baby with the bathwater, and (in the examples I've given above) making their digital 'life' harder when trying to deal with a problem they didn't want.
Perhaps involving the police was heavy-handed and there could have been another way…
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Our two directors are recognised world authorities in this domain, and bring a number of signed firms ready to use our software. We've successfully onboarded one of the world's largest legal teams and we're now busy deploying to some of the top law firms, in the UK and abroad.
Our fully-remote dev team is small, and therefore you’ll have a lot of opportunity to make a noticeable impact, especially given the extremely flat hierarchy.
Our whole team is friendly, down-to-earth, and operates without ego. We think you’ll enjoy working with us, and we’re looking for similarly-minded folks.
The work is varied, challenging, and will be quite evenly split across the front and back end. Because of the need to get scheduled features out, fix bugs, and respond to the needs of newly onboarded firms, we’re looking for a seasoned React pro (hard requirement) who is also comfortable with Node.js, TypeORM (or similar), GraphQL,
A bonus would be if you’ve had any prior experience with Ant Design (our UI framework of choice), Storybook, CircleCI, Heroku, Jira, and any client support ticket work.
In summary, we’re looking for a versatile, full stack developer who (after a short period of learning the ropes on our specific setup) can hit the ground running and contribute to our fast-growing product and team.
If this sounds cool to you, email our person handling applicants at: vittoria at vpd dot law
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Our two directors are recognised world authorities in this domain, and bring a number of signed firms ready to use our software. We're off to a healthy start, busy preparing to deploy to one of the world's largest legal teams.
The work is varied, challenging, and we place equal emphasis on front and back-end. Because of the need to deliver scheduled features, fix bugs, and respond to the needs of newly onboarded firms, we're looking for someone who relishes lots of hands-on work, contributing across the whole stack.
Our app is powered by React, with Apollo Client for its GraphQL queries and mutations. It leverages Ant Design as the UI framework, upon which we build a mixture of UI components; some simple, some complex. On the back-end, we're using PostgreSQL as our RDS, TypeORM as our ORM, TypeGraphQL to define the API schema, and Apollo Server to deliver the GraphQL.
Both our front and back ends are coded in TypeScript. We believe in end-to-end testing and have therefore used Playwright to handle an automated E2E test script which runs before deployments.
You'll join us as we begin to roll out our product to some of the top law firms, and in time to help define, design and build the next two roadmapped modules, and to grow from there.
If this sounds appealing to you, email our person handling applicants at: vittoria at virtualpricingdirector dot com