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abahgat
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Comment #48537357
I bought a pretty powerful desktop computer for gaming in late 2025. It came with an RTX 5080, which I started using to run some local LLMs and run some experiments (most recently,…
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Comment #48494730
I can see how this is a great building block for what Zed is doing around collaboration. One thing I would really love to see, however, is a way to better attach code review commen…
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Comment #48489526
Some programming is the equivalent to designing a factory, some programming is the equivalent to carving out wood pieces. I've worked in large organizations where a small number of…
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Comment #48370158
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Comment #48360669
To be fair, shipping these guidelines as AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md in the repo that contains the assignments will make it so that agents will pick this up without needing students to opt…
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Comment #47361070
I totally fell for the "obscene memory" trap myself. My first encounter with suffix trees outside of a textbook was for an ITA Software 'Instant Search' puzzle. The requirement was…
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Comment #47360995
Author here. It’s a very hopeful time for interactive learning. Coincidentally, it is inspiring that both OpenAI and Anthropic released these improved visualization capabilities ju…
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Comment #47137489
Hi HN, I wrote this post after an experiment over the holidays. I had Claude write a cross-stack feature touching our database, cloud infra, mobile app, and the embedded applicatio…
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Comment #24271569
The original architectures are based on Google's offering by many of them generalize well beyond GCP.
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Comment #5023230
I was asking because if you optimize for pitches response rate, you end up with better pitches but not necessarily good matches between candidates/companies.
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Comment #5023138
I'm curious: in "Every pitch received improves our personalized matching algorithm, making pitches get even better over time." how would you distinguish a "good" pitch from a "bad"…
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Comment #3797685
That's neat. Too bad it doesn't work on Windows, though.
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Comment #3621828
I tend to agree with this point of view: whiteboard interviews fail to predict how you will write real code once you are hired, your actual code is definitely a better indicator. A…
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Comment #3517421
That is exactly what I was wondering: what you say must be true, but I could not find any equivalent of what you see here for any other profession. But maybe it is just because I w…
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Comment #3505706
Sounds like a smart idea, to me. Since I started using Alfred on my Mac I'm able to control almost everything from the keyword and I'm faster at almost everything. Being able to gu…
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Comment #3415405
I'd be curious to know how much of this applies to non-native English speakers. I guess their native language can shape the way they build sentences and influence the way they comm…
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