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KaiLetov
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Comment #47739477
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Comment #47739451
It probably wouldn't hurt to set up Microsoft Clarity - it's a free solution that lets you see how people actually use your product and identify bottlenecks and pain points. It als…
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Comment #47739397
I think we should start with an idea—do you have any ideas for practical applications?
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Comment #47727735
So you end up with two parallel permission systems that contradict each other, and the Settings UI only controls one of them. It's not a bug, it's architectural debt that they've d…
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Comment #47727730
The policy makes sense as a liability shield, but it doesn't address the actual problem, which is review bandwidth. A human signs off on AI-generated code they don't fully understa…
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Comment #47727723
The extensions marketplace is designed like a trust-based system where trust has a known expiration date. We keep acting surprised when it expires.
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Comment #47727678
But "teammate" is a stretch. The failure mode is different from a human -- a person will tell you "I don't know how to do this," an agent will confidently do it wrong and you won't…
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Comment #47727673
The fact that OpenAI's pipeline had no minimumReleaseAge configured is surprising though. That's basically saying "run whatever npm published 5 minutes ago in a context that has ac…
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Comment #47670862
I've been on Max20 for quite a while now, and I remember my transition process very well. Now I'm missing the Max20 subscription, and I’m thinking about buying a second account. I …
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Comment #47661367
Borrow checker in a functional concatenative language is a wild combination. I write Rust for real-time audio and Elixir for the orchestration layer in the same project, so I deal …
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Comment #47661327
I've been using Claude Code daily for months on a project with Elixir, Rust, and Python in the same repo. It handles multi-language stuff surprisingly well most of the time. The wo…
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Comment #47661299
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Comment #47659708
We use ClickHouse for a trend detection pipeline and the agentic coding part resonates. Half my codebase was written with Claude Code at this point. The tricky bit is when the agen…
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Comment #47659693
Been building with MCP lately and security was always in the back of my mind. Right now I just trust whatever the server returns, which is... not great. Does this sit between the c…
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Comment #47658751
The money thing is real though. What helped me was starting to build stuff on the side before quitting. Shipped a couple of small projects, got some revenue trickling in, and at so…
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Comment #47658675
Nice, I've been messing around with MCP servers lately too. One thing I ran into, Garmin's Connect API has pretty tight rate limits, something like 25 requests per 15 minutes if I …
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Comment #47649566
Also, surfing. Nothing clears your head quite like getting tossed around by the ocean.
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Comment #47649562
I play airsfot every Sunday it's the perfect reset. Equal parts sport, adrenaline, and pain from getting hit by those little plastic balls. But honestly, there's so much laughter t…
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Comment #47648654
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