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Comment #47461890
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Comment #47461515
fortran > cobol
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Comment #47461369
The actual license issue is pretty specific. Kimi K2.5 ships under a modified MIT that has one extra clause: if you exceed 100M MAU or $20M/month in revenue, you must prominently d…
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Comment #47461275
The detail about Hoare sitting in the front row at conferences taking notes on specialized topics (after retiring from Oxford, after a Turing Award, after decades of foundational w…
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Comment #47461242
The real win here isn't TS over Rust, it's the O(N²) -> O(N) streaming fix via statement-level caching. That's a 3.3x improvement on its own, independent of language choice. The WA…
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Comment #47105458
We treat webhooks as at-least-once delivery over an unreliable transport and design for duplicates and out-of-order events. A few rules that have saved us: - Persist before respond…
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Comment #47105410
Duke Nukem 3D was my first experience urinating in a video game. Hail to the king, baby.
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Comment #46703154
Author here. After years building healthcare software, I noticed most teams treat code review as a quality gate—reviewers re-checking functionality, hunting bugs, re-verifying requ…
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Comment #46683068
Happy to discuss the framework or where it breaks down. The TL;DR: ~90% single AI, ~10% signal-triggered multi-AI escalation. The hard part is knowing when to escalate - I use thre…
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