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Aaron Stannard

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Founder and CEO @Petabridge @getsdkbin OSS: @AkkaDotNet Open Source Software, Space, .NET, and Startups Catch me on YouTube: https://t.co/gUNvkaMWLk

Houston, TX
Joined May 2008
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@Aaronontheweb
Aaron Stannard
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TFW you are so. close. to. finishing. that. project.
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Aaron Stannard
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@EricRichards22 It's amazing to me at how many trillions of dollars in commerce is still being done on .NET Framework - missing out on ALL of these benefits for the most part
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Aaron Stannard
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@SIRHAMY @AkkaDotNET But I had Cursor update its own ruleset for that and my subsequent attempts have gone better
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Aaron Stannard
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RT @patio11: There is a direct parallel between this and the availability of banking services. Every additional risk borne by banks, and r…
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Aaron Stannard
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@Jimmy_Byrd I had it edit its own ruleset and I'm going to see how it does on a fresh context
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Aaron Stannard
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@GeoffreyHuntley Gonna look at exposing some tooling we use (i.e. the dotnet CLI) via an MCP so I can get Cursor to invoke commands on the reg But I got my first set of Cursor rules going for working with Jekyll specifically
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Aaron Stannard
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Min Choi
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20 jobs that OpenAI o3 CANNOT replace human, according to Deep Research
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Aaron Stannard
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@voidcompiler Normally I'd try to avoid a vector database altogether for doing document retrieval (i.e. if I could use a simpler lookup system) but because this is such a far-ranging use case I thought it best to do embeddings
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Aaron Stannard
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I am begging people to stop posting dumb bullshit like this. No, coding isn't going away as a discipline just because an LLM can barf out reams of code
@DaveShapi
David Shapiro ⏩
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Computer programming, one of the most valuable and rarified skills today, will be 100% solved by the end of 2025. That means it will be superhuman, across the board. That means no scarcity of code forever and ever after this. Any software you need? It can be conjured out of thin air for a few cents. My first task: build a scalable global blockchain identity management framework that is intrinsically open, standardized, and interoperable. Basically, we need a stateless, scalable, open source way of proving identity.
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Aaron Stannard
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@GeoffreyHuntley I'm also thinking I need to finish some long overdue changes to for incremental builds and tests
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Aaron Stannard
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@philliphaydon Ok that's kind of funny
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Aaron Stannard
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Had to submit a patch to this to get it to work, since I'd previously used this script in a different DigitalOcean region: - now that VPCs are named after their regions in the Pulumi resourcing system this should be much easier
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Aaron Stannard
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(hence why most mining rigs normies can buy are either obsolete or have been very heavily used already)
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