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I work for Foxglove. You should give it a try. The product has come a long way. See this post - https://foxglove.dev/blog/foxglove-vs-foxglove-studio-two-ye...

And lots more on the way.


Use cash to buy GPUs and stock to buy companies.


In other news - Amp Code is a separate company now - https://ampcode.com/news/amp-inc


This is Google solving Google-sized problems. I am afraid the rest of the world will look at this and say - "yeah we want to be like Google and adopt this". That is how Kubernetes took over the world.


So even the LLMs want to keep doing just easy stuff given a choice?


"the model consistently gravitated toward style-related suggestions"

sounds very similar to many human-attended code reviews


I find some stuff really distracting. Sometimes I just get a local copy to get them out of my way as most are trivial to fix, but hard/draining to ignore.


Fair point. I agree that K8s is not quite IaaS as I talked about here: https://ramansharma.substack.com/p/multiple-stops-on-the-clo...

But I think several of its characteristics resemble IaaS more than PaaS.


> But I think several of its characteristics resemble IaaS more than PaaS.

I disagree, but I understand why someone would think that, and if I were given an assignment to argue the point then I could probably convince people that K8S is IaaS, too. BUT, I think it's important for us to recognize that K8S is a platform, and by definition, anybody providing you that platform as a service has provided you a PaaS.

Maybe we should just say people don't want IaaS or PaaS, they want Kubernetes as a Managed Platform, or KaaMP! And who doesn't like camp?!


Can it help you work in large messy codebases or is it good only to "build tic tac toe games in 5 mins"?


Just curious - does anyone use livegrep?


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