htrp's comments

On: Today I've made the difficult decision to reduce the size of Coinbase by ~14%

[htrp]

Haslem played 72 minutes the entire 82 game season. That's like the Engineering manager who ships a PR once a year.

[GrooveSAN → htrp]

And to continue with the analogy, he neither replaces the coach, nor the actual team players. He just sits on the bench, paid for his - additional - role. Exactly the contrary of the Coinbase manager-IC, which is supposed to replace 2 jobs in 1.

On: I am worried about Bun

[htrp]

6 month earnouts..... wait until july

On: I am worried about Bun

[htrp]

you can own your upstream supply chain while simultaneously being less responsive to user pain points

On: I am worried about Bun

[htrp]

1 9 of uptime later

On: I scraped 1.94M Airbnb photos for opium dens, pet cameos, and messy kitchens

[htrp]

This seems like an advertisement for an open source package

>Scale Python across 1,000 CPUs or GPUs in 1 second. Burla is a high-performance parallel processing library with an extremely fast developer experience. Scale batch processing, vector embeddings, inference, or build pipelines with dynamic hardware.

Edit: Author comment was flagged dead. They work at burla which is a managed cloud service for parallelizing python

[andai → htrp]

Looks like it was hit by some sort of automated ChatGPT detector.

On: Mike: open-source legal AI

[htrp]

What does legora, harvey, or crosby add here other than the default westlaw/TR/lexis integrations?

[david_shi → htrp]

I'd imagine it's like using Cursor/Claude Code vs. a Jetbrains IDE plugin.

On: Claude Code refuses requests or charges extra if your commits mention "OpenClaw"

[htrp]

do they literally just have a regex match for all of their competitor harnesses?

[spyder → htrp]

nah, it's probably worse: it could be some system prompt for their models...

[PunchyHamster → spyder]

it's probably regex, just to not burn money on checking

On: Mike: open-source legal AI

[htrp]

just a gentle reminder that most lawyers bill about 2200 to 2300 hours a year (at the top tier). Even at the crazy tier (no-life all work), lawyers generally don't exceed 3000 hours a year

On: Kyoto cherry blossoms now bloom earlier than at any point in 1,200 years

[htrp]

>Latest peak ever May 4 year 1323

What would have happened to cause that late of a bloom?

[anigbrowl → htrp]

Volcanic eruption, most likely.

On: Improving ICU handovers by learning from Scuderia Ferrari F1 team

[htrp]

PTSD from "Stay out Stay out"