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    Comment #48949894

    Just tried it and it works really really well, thank you for the pointer. Came in clutch!

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    Comment #47739063

    Feels similar to Claude last August/September. Knowing Claude some Agent probably reverted the fix from back then ^^ https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/a-postmortem-of-three-...…

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    Comment #46763434

    As someone growing up with shared hosting, VPS and eventually K8s, I never really got Cloudflare's offering (apart from CDN/DDOS/DNS). I'm not sure if it's their positioning or if …

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    Comment #46301665

    I could never distinguish them anyway, so this is welcome simplification of the world to me.

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    Comment #46288494

    > GIDs are not checked for authorization when doing the lookup - they are meant to be generated above the authorization layer, and to be consumed above the authorization layer Then…

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    Comment #46038147

    I‘ve had no success using Antigravity, which is a shame because the ideas are promising, but the execution so far is underwhelming. Haven‘t gotten past an initial plannin doc which…

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    Comment #46038122

    I use plan mode in claude code, then use gpt-5 in codex to review the plan and identify gaps and feed it back to claude. Results are amazing.

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    Comment #45406648

    This only affects homeowners who live in their own property, not landlords. If you earn rent on your property, you will still pay income tax on it.

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    Comment #45201631

    This is exactly my experience. It’s like Claude Code had a stroke during lunch, and when I return working it forgot how anything works.

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    Comment #44200264

    Would be lovely if this included some defaults around managing git worktrees for parallel work.

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    Comment #43633585

    I feel the same way about OpenAI‘s new responses API. Under the cover of DX they‘re marketing a new default, which is we hold your state and sell it back to you.

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    Comment #43397127

    The European Commission has recognized the Swiss Data Protection Act as equivalent to the GDPR. This allows data to continue to flow freely between Switzerland and the EU.

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    Comment #42020962

    I don't think that's universally true though. An example would be Logic, which Apple kept improving after buying it and it's still a great piece of software.

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    Comment #41968799

    This is great, could be useful for keeping a standby up to date with a systemd timer/cron.

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    Comment #41356936

    I don't think so, but imho it would be a no-brainer to have .cursorrules files support the same @Web @...files, @Docs syntax which cursor already has in Cmd+K

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    Comment #41285074

    I have a system prompt of around 100k which includes a couple of internal schema definitions. Having this cached could be super useful to us.

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    Comment #41273277

    No, writing XML was the declarative part of Flex (like HTML), but AS3 had it’s own XML type so you could do things like this: var data:XML = hello and then data was an object insta…

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    Comment #41270842

    Reminds me of Action Script 3 which had XML at the core of the language. It was a fun language to work with, but famously failed to become ES4. Oh well, took us 10+ years to arrive…

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    Comment #40844367

    Same in Zurich, where the city tries to establish a “Schwammstadt”. But the tree growth is actually negative, because on private properties people are chopping down their trees to …

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    Comment #40010478

    Exactly, I've seen this at Sentry where you now have to run Kafka, Clickhouse, Redis, PG, Zookeeper, memcached and what have you. I get it, but the amount of baggage to handle is a…

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    Comment #39976747

    You can slice it and dice it any way you want, really. The constraint is often what data needs to be written within a transaction. You'll have to figure our a way to reliably apply…

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    Comment #39485467

    My city has something similar based on fixmystreet, which is not focused on discussion but more on reporting: https://www.zueriwieneu.ch/reports I love that my city responds so qui…

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    Comment #39409397

    I mean we are on HackerNews after all, not on MbaNews. And there‘s some great hackery on this project.