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HenriNext
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Comment #44721399
Having 4 separate limits that all are opaque and can suddenly interrupt work is not ok. We don't know what the limits are, what conditions change the limits dynamically, and we can…
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Comment #44565247
Claude Code can already show diffs in JetBrains IDEs and VSCode ('/ide' command connects the CLI/TUI to plugin/extension running in the IDE-side). It can also access the IDEs' real…
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Comment #44538272
- Forking VSCode is very easy; you can do it in 1 hour. - Anthropic doesn't use the inputs for training. - Cursor doesn't have $900M ARR. That was the raise. Their ARR is ~$500m [1…
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Comment #44382548
Thanks, one more clarification please. The heading of point #3 seems to mention Google Workspace: "3. Login with Google (for Workspace or Licensed Code Assist users)". But the text…
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Comment #44222588
Claude Code was not designed from the ground up to be only an autonomous agent, but it can certainly act as one. - It has non-interactive CLI functionality (with -p "prompt" option…
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Comment #44222375
It has fine grained permissions configuration file. And every permission question has three answer options: "yes", "yes and don't ask again", "no". And it has option '--dangerously…
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Comment #44195778
AI Studio uses your API account behind the scenes, and it is subject to normal API limits. When you signup for AI Studio, it creates a Google Cloud free tier project with "gen-lang…
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Comment #43907612
Interesting idea. But LLMs are trained on vast amount of "code as text" and tiny fraction of "code as AST"; wouldn't that significantly hurt the result quality?
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Comment #43907504
Same experience. Especially the "step" comments about the performed changes are super annoying. Here is my prompt-rule to prevent them: "5. You must never output any comments about…
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Comment #43901990
> I know half a dozen startups that let you pass in some set of keys and "build a multi-agent system" Could you give names of those startups? And yeah, Hugging Face is very much ve…
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Comment #43901851
Thanks. Do you have a source/reference for the venture funding? (Perplexity searched 101 sites and concluded that it didn't find any public information about funding)
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Comment #43901770
Curious.. which 'bring your own keys' -style competitors have venture funding?
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Comment #23641043
"The need to direct boot shouldn't really be a concern", says the same man who said that the lack of expansion slots on the trashcan Mac Pro 2013 shouldn't really be a concern beca…
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Comment #23640875
> I despise GIMPs botched, unituitive and cumbersome UI so much Btw there is a new fork of GIMP, called "Glimpse" [1], that tries to improve the UI. Their first release was just a …
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Comment #23640843
Funny that GTK was originally created for GIMP (GTK was acronym of "Gimp ToolKit"), and now they are 10 years behind the latest version of their own toolkit.
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Comment #21899571
Bundling is not only about performance though. Fetching all resources in a single HTTP request (or all data in a single GraphQL query) avoids a lot of issues and workaround effort …
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Comment #21899244
I've seen at least in two YC videos a very clear mention that the recommendations don't have much weight, basically saying "don't worry about it". Secondly, is YC even that homogen…
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Comment #21880475
Looks really nice, well done. The video was bit too fast for my slow post-christmas brain (plus fast pace doesn't induce feeling of calm and Zen). Otherwise perfect :)
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Comment #21875712
I'm not exactly against paying subscription fees. What royally pisses me off with Adobe is that I now have pay them monthly to maintain access to my photo catalogue (edits/keywords…
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Comment #21875287
Looks great. I might ditch Lightroom for this and donate the subscription moneys to you instead, as a matter of principle. But everybody is and forever will be comparing Darktable …
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Comment #21875187
Not for me. Check your browser?
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Comment #21854659
I considered this overnight. I was naive. If the goal is to help as many developers as possible, then being profitable and/or well funded makes achieving that goal easier, through …
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Comment #21853677
Absolutely. The long term plan is to do separate edition "BugJail for CI/QA/SIT/UAT/PreProd/etc", so that when things-are-not-fine on server, you don't need to repro but just load …
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Comment #21853620
The critical problem is not the instrumentation, but the way how BugJail works: it doesn't dumb the raw events to disk, instead it reconstructs relational model of the program exec…
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Comment #21853452
My "Fair bit of compression" was massively simplified: there isn't one true canonical "compression", but dozen different places and ways where and how to compress. BugJail does com…