Ryan Rampersad

Ryan Rampersad

@ryanmr.com

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’» Archmage & Principal Software Engineer πŸ“ Saint Paul, Minnesota πŸš€ Building cool things, breaking them, fixing them again πŸŽ™οΈ Retired Podcaster 🐦 Twitter: @ryanmr 🦣 Mastodon: @ryanmr@mastodon.cloud πŸ”— More: ryanrampersad.com πŸ“š Blog: ryanmr.com

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I don't post politics here much. However, proffering to Livestream death from the Government level is a wonderful way to earn a midterm.

> Error: Codex error: Our servers are currently overloaded. Please try again later. It's like if you lose electricity at the job site. What, you think I'm going to saw 200 boards with a hand saw?

One of things I see robots getting wrong is installing old versions of dependencies (presumably due to training data bias). One way I've helped reduce old version bias is by forcing a taze evaluation after any install. That usually helps.

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Ax: a Kubernetes-like orchestrator for agents, from Google why something new? because agents have unique demands. They’re stateful, long lived, don’t necessarily have a result (like jobs), need reliably low latency, and often need to be paused & later resumed github.com/google/ax

github.comGitHub - google/ax: Google's open agentic orchestratorGoogle's open agentic orchestrator. Contribute to google/ax development by creating an account on GitHub.

> There it is. @ai-sdk/react@0.0.70 is ancient. Ok, well, new rule. Any time you install dependencies, run an pnpx taze on it and see what's newer.

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Death to the barrel files!

Lars@webpro.nl

βŒπŸ›’οΈ unbarrelify v1.1.4 is out Fully automated cleanup: unbarrelify rewrites consumers to import directly from source, then deletes the barrel files. Why? Read more at github.com/webpro-nl/un... Trust me, you don't want to do this by hand and your agent will screw up and bill you nonetheless. πŸ‘‡

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and/or do your best to expose yourself to as much of the inner workings as you can possibly get yourself into and realize that it is an utter and absolute miracle that any of this is functioning at all, that every day we wake up and a million things go perfectly right and completely unnoticed

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