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StefanWestfal
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Comment #41819619
Not op but a similar experience. I used cursor with claud to generate a small bash script to set up a Postgres container, iterate over local migration files, and apply them using p…
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Comment #41669644
I am curiouse, how complex was the app? I use cursor too and am very satisfied with it. It seem that is very good at code that must have been written so many times before (think re…
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Comment #41668438
At no point does the author suggest that AI is not going to happen or that it is not useful. He expresses frustration with marketing, false promises, pitching of superficial soluti…
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Comment #41668053
In simple economics, a decrease in price typically results in an increase in demand, unless the demand is inelastic. Anecdotal experience: Onset of tools such as NumPy, which made …
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Comment #41153175
How do you define elite programmers? If you define elite programmers in the context of actual coding as those who excel at implementing ideas and solutions, I could imagine that th…
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Comment #40500307
Would the increase in productivity not happen to almost all people if they were given the interesting work and the direct support of a good leader to help them focus? At least, I f…
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Comment #40490867
I flew with them a few times as well as KLM, Emirates, and Singapore. Lufthansa's customer service, on-board experience (i.e. food & entertainment), is not on par with the others. …
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Comment #40201308
My two cents: I worked in a different engineering field before transitioning to Software Engineering because "coding" was and is what we need to solve problems, and I got the hang …
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Comment #40201127
That is right, but it is a global market where Novo Nordisk can decide to sell in a country or not, so I do not think they would sell below cost. I agree with the point that the US…
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Comment #40198195
How is it different from the normal market? If I have a product and sell in Germany for 50 USD and Switzerland for 100 USD because that is what people are willing to pay, would you…
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Comment #40198092
Would you mind to explain? My gut feeling tells me you are right but I can not follow 100%.
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Comment #39963495
Indeed, my mistake and agree. Here, I wanted to refer to the fact that the transfer of ownership could likely be done even without involving a notary or a human in a properly digit…
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Comment #39963298
Common in practice is 0.5%
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Comment #39963296
There are ways to ensure the correct transfer of ownership without involving a third party. You can see these principles at work on some trading platforms already, be it for Magic …
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Ask HN: Risk of Vendor Lock-In with Next.js
I appreciate the new features that Next.js is rolling out, such as the app router. However, I'm curious if there's a risk of future features working exclusively, or at least best, …
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Ask HN: Quality difference between accessing sensors via a browser vs. natively?
I would like to build a proof-of-concept (POC) app. For this, I need to access a device's geolocation and orientation in space. I have been reading about web APIs on Mozilla Develo…
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Comment #37473644
I've used React over the years, but now I mainly use Svelte. I like React, but for me, Svelte feels more lean and straightforward. Depending on how Threlte (a 3D library for Svelte…
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Comment #36667523
I heard good things about Bishop however I am a SE that would like do know more about what the ML team is doing and maybe work on some ML side projects. Would you recommend Bishop …
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Comment #36609956
Can I easily integrate Rust crates into my Deno app like a smaller extension for number crunching or at one point even something like Polars?
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Comment #36340609
That is true for a lot of western countries but we are expect to produce and consume more concrete until 2050 then we did so far in history in developing countries.
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Comment #36230399
I am always a bit disappointed when only few arguments are provided. Ken Griffin might have a good understanding of the implications of LLM or not but that is hard to tell here. Es…
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Comment #36116333
It gives you a lot of freedom and doesn't force many rules like other non-dynamic languages do. This makes it great for trying out ideas and working with data and machine learning.…
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Comment #36116255
For me it helps with smaller mistakes like typos, naming collisions etc. But it can be more verbose.
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Ask HN: How do you deal with large Python code bases?
Currently I am working on a Python code base with 10k - 100k loc. The service does not depend on Python SciPy tooling or similar but is web backend on top a large db. I worked with…
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Comment #36069986
For me it is convenience as tooling like fmt, testing, etc. are build in and they try to keep api close to browser api's when possible.