Danver Braganza

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Danver Braganza

Danver Braganza

@404Cause

Member of Technical Staff @Imbue_AI. Aspiring time traveller. 'Lost cause' is my middle name.

Katılım Şubat 2009
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Danver Braganza
Danver Braganza@404Cause·
Offload v0.9.12 is out! Continuing to shave seconds off our CI runtime: the biggest win in this release comes from running pytest discovery exactly once, and then parcelling out the tests to their test groups ourselves.
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Jean 🥬@slashslashdev·
@404Cause you never know what you're going to get ...??
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
@Millanphilipose When you're drinking water of that purity, there's no telling how strong the homeopathic effects might be. Please be careful.
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Millan Philipose
Millan Philipose@Millanphilipose·
I find expensive bottled water unironically delightful. I'm paying for the joy of experiencing a beautiful marketing scam.
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Hamel Husain
Hamel Husain@HamelHusain·
Claude spend: $100, save 10% $250, save 20% $1000, naaa you're too rich, no discount (yes there is no discount if you choose $1,000). this does not make any sense
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
Formally, the Pareto optimal options are those options which are not dominated in every dimension... Look reading the Wikipedia article is not necessary to invoke this by name. It Just Works.
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
Tip for using AI agents to weigh purchasing options: first tell it your prioritized values then ask for the "pareto front" of options. "Pareto front" is basically "accio best options": the thing you want will usually be one of the options it returns.
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thebes@voooooogel·
helpful helpful helpful claude fixes a bug
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Finrod Felagund@FinrodOfNargoth·
When Odysseus went into Agamemnon’s office with Nestor, he said to the latter wringing his hands: “I have blood on my hands”. Agamemnon later said to Nestor: “Never bring that cretin in here again, he didn’t sack Troy, I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick”.
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
@dardanidae1 @holland_tom You're actually replying to Tom Holland famous historian and author, and as far as I know, not affiliated with the Odyssey.
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Tom Holland
Tom Holland@holland_tom·
A rare example of a film set in antiquity that does not conform to Christian ethics is 300 x.com/EmilyRajeh6506…
FoodTruckEmily@EmilyRajeh65064

I haven’t see the movie, but its interesting how the imagination of modern Western audiences has been so thoroughly shaped by the Christian ethic that it is difficult to make a story based on a worldview/ethic so foreign actually compelling. We are actually scandalized by pre-Christian moral cosmology. @holland_tom Dominion did a great job elucidating this. It makes sense that the stories are baptized or made more morally legible. I feel like we do that with ancient civilizations in Asia as well (thinks Genghis Khan, Samurai warriors, etc). We really like our stories to have romantic love and self sacrifice. What the ancient world treated as heroic, we find horrifying.

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Dave Braheems@DBraheems·
My manager walked into the break room and said, “Who stayed late last night?” Nobody answered. She looked around the room. “I just want to say thank you.” Still… No one spoke. Finally, she looked at me. “Was it you?” I shrugged. “I finished wh
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
My software projects have started to depend on skills as much as other libraries. But while libraries ship with package managers (uv, npm, cargo) we don't seem to have the same infrastructure for skills. Am I missing something?
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Charlie Marsh
Charlie Marsh@charliermarsh·
ty now ships with first-class support for Pydantic For example: we now distinguish between lax and strict mode in Pydantic fields, and follow Pydantic's coercion rules
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Danver Braganza@404Cause·
@gsd_mike @shashj 2 things. 'My' used to become 'mine' before a vowel just like a/an ("mine own vineyard"). Host is pronounced 'ost in some accents (like some people say "an hotel" or "an historical event").
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The Lump@gsd_mike·
@shashj 'Mine' host? No. Someone writing such a letter to a newspaper would never get that wrong.
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db@dbessner·
Lmao I love when people unfamiliar with Greek myth learn stuff “Meet my teacher, his name is Mentor.” “Meet my comrade, his name is Friend.” “I hate this guy, his name is Enemy.”
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