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PrayagS

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About PrayagS

GitHub: https://github.com/PrayagS

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    Comment #46714631

    > have another look at that code So true. beads[0] is such a mess. Keeps breaking often with each release. Can't understand how people can rely on it for their day-to-day work. [0]…

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    Comment #46541183

    API only user or Max x20 along with extra usage? If it's the latter, how are the limits treating you?

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    Comment #46432496

    +1 to beads. Works great

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    Comment #46312274

    Been thinking of having Opus generate plans and then having Gemini 3 Flash execute. Might be better than using Haiku for the same. Anyone tried something similar already?

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    Comment #46158683

    From their response headers, it seems like the request is coming from NGINX directly. How do they defend themselves against DOS attacks?

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    Comment #46158384

    I'm in India and we're affected as well.

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    Comment #46098023

    I haven’t used Cursor since I use Neovim and it’s hard to move out. The auto-complete suggestions from FIM models (either open source or even something Gemini Flash) punch far abov…

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    Comment #46097548

    That used to be the case a few years ago as well, when Wayland/sway was still considered experimental. I had tried Manjaro i3, and XFCE’s i3 variant but at the end it was actually …

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    Comment #45260667

    True. In my experience, it has been good to use for second opinions and code reviews. Usually in CC/Codex via an MCP like zen.

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    Comment #43901910

    Ah then is there any material on the new hybrid system that you mentioned? TIA.

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    Comment #43895604

    > another factor to consider is that if you have a typical Prometheus `/metrics` endpoint that gets scraped every N seconds, there's a period in between the "final" scrape and the …

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    Comment #43895557

    Is "v2" based on their paper around Monarch?

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    Comment #43733049

    The whole subreddit is moderated poorly. I’ve seen plenty of users post on r/LocalLlama about how something negative or constructive they said on the Cursor sub was just removed.

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    Comment #43732991

    Claude also does that apparently. You give it a hint and it’ll lie about using that hint. They talk about it here: https://www.anthropic.com/news/tracing-thoughts-language-mod...

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    Comment #43206854

    Ungoogled Chromium removes those pesky manifestv3 changes as well? The ones which make uBlock basically non-functional.

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    Comment #43185644

    It also seems like all integrations that use Slack webhooks are working. But the ones which are like a dedicated app are failing with the same `fatal_error` message.

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    Comment #40748266

    As in Mozilla stopped developing officially? Because I have seen active development on GitHub and monthly updates on their blog.

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    Comment #40747761

    Ikr. They're up to some questionable decisions since long. - Acquire companies like Pocket, Anonym in multi-million dollar deals and also the millions in bonuses that the CEO likes…

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    Comment #36084551

    When is the Firefox version going live? Would love to try it out.

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    Comment #35285982

    https://github.com/b3nj5m1n/xdg-ninja This utility has been a lifesaver to clean up my home directory.

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    Comment #33430441

    > After programming in elixir/erlang for ~8 years Are Elixir and Erlang very similar? Do they belong to the same family?

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    Comment #33260646

    Hyperweb[1] does something similar and I prefer their UX. The new Arc Browser[2] also has something similar implemented as a boost[3] (boost are short snippet-like extensions). Jus…

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    Comment #32149655

    Can you please share a link to your blog?

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    Comment #31539104

    Distros do not exist because people want different Linux images to run their containers on top of. > Also 90% of the pain in (traditional) distros seem to be the UI stuff (Window M…