If you’re not using Python or Typescripts ecosystem then you spend a lot of time as a framework dev. This has a high opportunity cost when you can easily slap together agents and have products quickly nowadays.

Beavers get it. You can just do things.

Congrats on the launch :) happy users @ Samsara.

Key to our LLM customer feedback flywheel and dataset building.

Thank you! Working with your team has been great. I love seeing you ship LLM-powered features and appreciate the feedback you have shared along the way.

Using this for computer vision and sensor debugging. It’s brilliant.

Having worked on developing such UI’s before in house it’s very nice to outsource and focus on building my app with Reruns insanely smooth rendering.

Awesome to hear you're enjoying it! Anything we could do to make you love it even more?

For my team it would be a module for visualizing GPS sensor lat/long readings on maps.

Yeah that makes sense, we hear that a lot and it's on our roadmap. It won't come in the next release unfortunately but I'd love to have it land within the next couple releases after that

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People’s relationship with technology for its ability to solve your every need and desire will be commonplace.

A chair cover. I have a faux leather chair and it would flake, leaving particulates everywhere.

Obligatory noise cancelling headphones. Get a good pair.

Apple OEM chargers. They work so well for fast charging.

Is this problem solveable?

A model trained to optimize for what happens next in a sentence is not ideal for interaction because it just emulates bad human behavior.

Combinations of optimization metrics, filters, and adversarial models will be very interesting in the near future.

If built right, this allows for better observability for their teams into important topics.

Agreed styling code comments are asinine. Teams need a common linter to leave it to the CI to determine the style, whatever it may be. It’s a waste of everyone’s time.

I always prefix such comments with "nit" so the owner of the PR knows I'm not saying they should/must make this change to get a +1 from me but that I think it should be considered.

That said we already use auto linters and formatters.

I am more mindful of my code review comments now that I'm more senior. When it's easy for people to take my words as gospel I much prefer to foster an environment where that isn't the case.