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Comment #49155390
My pet peeve is endless Confluence Wiki pages that are clearly written by Claude (or whatever agent they like to use). I get bombarded with these, like it means something. Usually …
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Comment #48996776
Interesting - if I or anyone else said they would be building a startup to do this, we would have a hard job to selling it to VCs.
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Comment #48864909
Why not then doing it as a fork - using existing code and language to re-architect? What value does Rust bring here? You are using LLMs to rewrite, so the language is pretty much i…
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Comment #48779492
kind of reminds me of this: I want to build a teleport. it should look like old time phone booth, have a screen with a world map on it where I can chose the destination, and a big …
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Comment #48533944
Like Musk's salute
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Comment #48471076
In 15+ years of using Git, I have not had a single crash. What problem are you solving???
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Comment #48453737
totally agree we should not tollerate lack of shift key use and punctuation
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Comment #48067771
This is how I do it: Claude, how do I deal with memory leaks?
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Comment #47702139
This has been the problem with every new model coming out in my experience. You can almost predict that they are testing new model by how dumb current one becomes suddenly
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Comment #47159726
absolutely does! for a new language that no one has heard of, it is essential that examples make at least a parallel with other languages. providing examples for mundane things is …
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Comment #47159684
apparently fold example is very helpful to some.
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Comment #47157851
great example! as someone who writes a Fold function every day, this explains the power of the language very well. ;)
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Comment #46661500
how does that work for you when working on a massive established codebase, with hundreds of engineers committing daily? do you still keep track of everything in your head? do you c…
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Comment #45478092
most of replies from OP sure sound like it.
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Comment #44408225
I see the point as "let's not overcomplicate the API with complex schemas and such. Lets not use GraphQL for everything. Just create a simple API and call it to extend stuff. Am I …
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Comment #44037795
TL;DR - Rust FTW
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Comment #43356500
This would be awesome - let's make finance responsible for infrastructure! That way they can at the same time save a lot of money, and be accountable (pun intended) for the impact …
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Comment #42765015
Or nothing. Literally! No GOP representative will dare go against the Trump, or else they will be primaryied. The law only applies if there are consequences, and in this case there…
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Comment #41963303
Right now is tomorrow somewhere. The article is East/West non-inclusive.
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Comment #41663987
So ChatGPT turned AGI and found a way to blackmail all of the ones that were agains it (them?) and blackmailed them to leave. For some reason I'm thinking of a movie Demon Seed... …
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Comment #41617752
In 10 years they will be rewriting React 15.0 from scratch because...
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Comment #40709448
>AirGod AirForbid we AirCall AirProduct(s) by AirTheir AirNames (AirEarbuds and AirSmart AirWatch) and not its AirMarketing AirName
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Comment #39502395
Do you perceive Rust programmers as extraordinary?
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Comment #39145988
It may be interesting to somehow incorporate a timeline into the scenarios. Along with that, perhaps add operating costs and show the runway.
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Comment #38943955
Well you would be surprised. I had to explain to several people why it is important to align numbers to the right, and why ordering of the columns can't be done unless you understa…