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emgeee

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    Ask HN: How do you compose your long LLM prompts?

    Usually, I just write mine directly in the tool I'm using (chatGPT, claude, etc). However, I've found this workflow lacking when writing a long prompt that describes a product/engi…

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    Comment #43784849

    I agree. Tenures may be short but careers are long and tech is (surprisingly) small. Credibility builds trust and trust between people is ultimately what business run on. "Do right…

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    Comment #43638648

    fellow co-founder here! One fun thing about this project is the entire frontend was vibe-coded using Bolt in a few days.

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    Comment #43638091

    This is a pretty cool idea but I'm trying to think of the advantage of WASM vs other execution engines. It seems to me one of the main use-cases for WASM is to execute lambdas, whi…

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    Comment #43489826

    great point, thanks for sharing

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    Comment #43347355

    I've used uv to work on the feast feature store project to great success

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    Comment #43050995

    I never really thought about this perspective but in some ways it makes sense. I think the ironic part is that LinkedIn now provides built-in AI tools that make you sound more like…

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    Ask HN: Has anyone used DeepSeek in production?

    There's been a lot of hype about the model for it's low inference costs and chain of thought reasoning but has anyone had actual success using it for production use-cases?

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    Comment #42486657

    Checkout warpstream (recently acquired by confluent)

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    Comment #42128358

    awesome, happy to answer any questions and would love any feedback!

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    Show HN: Python Stream Processing with Denormalized

    tl;dr we’re releasing python bindings for writing stream processing jobs using the Denormalized Rust library. Hey HN, A few months ago we released Denormalized, our embeddable stre…

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    Comment #42119770

    Commenting code and generating documentation. I like to copy entire python modules into the context window and say something like "add docstrings to all methods, classes, and funct…

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    Comment #42119751

    I've found them incredibly useful for writing Dockerfiles or other bits of infra config like K8s yaml

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    Comment #42053185

    One area where this absolutely makes a difference is when embedding python. Like it or not Python is extreme popular in data/AI/ML so if you want to build an experience where users…

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    Comment #42008026

    One thing that's helped me is to every-so-often oil my wood utensils the same way I oil my wood cutting board. It's helps protect the wood and retain moisture so it doesn't crack. …

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    Comment #42000736

    I've always wondered about this too. It should be pretty easy to recognize statistical outliers. I'm sure cheaters would start to adapt but that adaptation might start to look more…

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    Comment #41270571

    "streaming data" can generally be thought of as a sequence of events in time. Think measurements from sensors, mouse click events from uses on a webpage, or access logs from a serv…

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    Comment #41270458

    would love any and all feedback!

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    Comment #41259553

    it'll be coming soon!

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    Comment #41259544

    Other founder here -- we've been working on this now for several months and have had a lot of fun building on top of arrow and datafusion

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    Comment #40907118

    Could definitely be wrong but I always thought waxing was about reducing the friction between the ski and the snow by both creating a uniform surface and because the wax has a lowe…

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    Comment #40780351

    California really does seem to be getting harder to build a tech business in

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    Comment #40200689

    +1 to vim-adventures, excellent game and well worth the money if you're a committed power user