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freddref
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About freddref
General inquiries - codykenny@gmail.com
https://xiliary.com
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Comment #47271836
What are these bottlenecks specifically that you feel are essential? Am trying to compare this to reports that people are not reviewing code any more.
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Comment #46630249
https://batsign.me The world's simplest personal Email notification API.
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Comment #46409815
Definitely feels like a good amount of dev work is writing the same things over and over, in a different language, codebase or context. And it seems like llms are particularly good…
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Comment #46301709
It might be financial beneficial once as an up-front payment, but long term, as others have mentioned, really not good for the project to remove the only feature that gives firefox…
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Comment #42736070
How is Devin different from cursor? I recently used cursor and it has felt very capable in implementing tasks across files. I get that cursor is an IDE but it's ai functionality fe…
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Comment #41848624
Two lads set themselves up in the business of selling conkers one year. Any accidentally dropped conkers were stamped on by any and all in the vicinity. A conker that survived to t…
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Comment #41764980
Any stats available on accuracy?
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Comment #41254128
I'm curious here too, I only flipped through your channels for a minute, but found something interesting immediately. I go to youtube and seem to run out of quality quickly. I even…
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Comment #40550827
Can you say more about flow? I'm curious about practical use cases, could you share some examples?
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Comment #40509391
I would guess there's a sizable chunk of people who but these coins are not investors as such. The long tail of people buy the long tail of coins. I bought coins when I first disco…
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Comment #40509361
Humans probably have about the same error rate. It's easy to miss a comma or quote. These systems compete with humans, not with formatters.
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Comment #40495487
Agree on walkable, although I really like the idea of personal public transport that would be door-to-door and on-demand. I expect it would distribute cities more, and alleviate th…
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Comment #40495419
My car is empty 99% of the time, it could be very highly utilised by the general public.
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Comment #40494693
How about self driving cars as public transport?
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Comment #37977454
youtube as curated by HN https://xiliary.com/bck/hn-tv.html
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Comment #37821929
This scenario emerges as often when starting from the toy as it does starting from the "correct" full implementation.
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Comment #37821921
yes hopefully, that's the best scenario.
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Comment #37819098
I am amazed at the number of engineers I've worked with who jump straight into the full implementation. I've done it myself on a few occasions thinking "how hard can this be". Buil…
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Comment #36112104
"We're scratching an itch we had and offering it back to the community." Is there a git repo one can peruse?
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Comment #36007654
How do you maintain that as things grow?
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Comment #35575967
Light switches and steering wheels never work properly in my dreams. I have to concentrate really hard to get things to follow the rules. Then I wake up.
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Comment #35034381
What percentage of homeless have mental illness or drug abuse issues?
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Comment #34938868
That's quite a line-up they have! I have a Elephone S3 pro, two day battery is really great when traveling, no worries. I'll strongly consider an Ulephone next..
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Comment #34742429
Can you give us an example where a smaller company was successful in court against a much larger corp?