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cpursley

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    Comment #49219907

    Thankfully, hopefully everyone else gets on board so we can dump the node/JS dumpsterfire.

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    Comment #49188429

    How do lower labor costs explain the better tech?

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    Comment #49175440

    What’s even more absurd is the Chinese vehicles in the same class have better tech and prices. German auto manufacturing is cooked unless they manage to legally block the Chinese i…

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    Comment #49144590

    Very interesting, have you experimented with getting it working with Crux in Rust?

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    Comment #49144479

    They don’t, unfortunately. Any time I bring up the wonders of Elixir/Erlang or how great Postgres is, their eyes glaze over unless they have some kind of technical background. I’ve…

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    Comment #49142307

    My sass customers don't even know what css means, it's fine. Nobody cares as long as the things they expect are on the page in the right position and font is readable.

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    Comment #49108605

    These types of responses are always so low value, they should be auto filtered out. How is Claude Code different than Codex, how is x different from y, etc. Read the repo and figur…

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    Comment #49086189

    > But I hate this talking point for one primary reason: almost nobody who brings it up actually cares about the Uyghurs. It's just a talkijng point. Exactly, it's just people parro…

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    Comment #49083952

    I imagine they are better off and more developed than any of the Muslim regions the US has bombed the ever living crap of continuously over the past 50 years...

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    Comment #49079948

    Which harness? I tried Kimi on Opencode Go and after an hour I hit my 5 hr limit and went back to Codex.

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    Comment #49079918

    No new wars in 47 years is a pretty good run vs other major powers.

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    Comment #49052320

    Do you prefer collection of cells?

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    Comment #49025515

    Love seeing real native apps (vs electron hogs), starred. For heavy lifting and easier cross platform, Rust-based Crux is pretty cool, I'm experimenting with it now: https://github…

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    Comment #49012181

    Neat, didn't realize this existed. I'm experimenting the Rust Crux ( https://github.com/redbadger/crux ) for this - uses the Elm pattern.

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    Comment #49012164

    Also interested in learning more.

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    Comment #49005019

    For what it’s worth, allowing agents to just run in the background provides me with more time to play with my child than I had in the past. Some stuff deserves to be automated, isn…

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    Comment #48960929

    Sure, a Tacoma with 100k miles on it already...

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    Comment #48940930

    Does anyone know about their stack - is it a native app? It's fairly well designed for what it is in terms of desktop apps.

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    Comment #48889306

    You’re getting down voted, but it would really be nice if they rebuilt the thing in Rust or something like that. I’m just tired of these enormous JavaScript bundles pretending to b…

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    Comment #48859137

    Pretty much the entire “New World” has birthright citizenship, so it’s not just the US thing and I don’t believe its origins are political at all.

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    Comment #48856961

    I don't think you understood what op meant. There's a difference between a child saying this and parenting style.

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    Comment #48824729

    I have nothing to add other than those are cool vehicles.

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    Comment #48824013

    For all its problems, the US is one of the best at accommodating non English.