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fzaninotto

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About fzaninotto

Founder and CEO of Marmelab, a French web agency with 20+ full-stack devs. Lead developer of react-admin and GreenFrame.io. Manager, developer, agile coach, interested in open-source, privacy, and sustainability.

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    Comment #49055432

    I would love to follow this advice, expect there is no proof that it leads to better results. Maybe it’s only better on Anthropic codebases (e.g., Bun). Or maybe it’s only marginal…

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    Comment #47797005

    I had the same problem. Restarted Claude Code after an update, and now it has disappeared.

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    Comment #47796659

    To reduce token count on command outputs you can also use RTK [0] [0]: https://github.com/rtk-ai/rtk

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    Comment #47796629

    Just before the end is this one-liner: > the same input can map to more tokens—roughly 1.0–1.35× depending on the content type Does this mean that we get a 35% price increase for a…

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    Comment #47689082

    Instead of focusing on the top 20 files, you can map the entire codebase with data taken from git log using ArcheoloGit [1]. [1]: https://github.com/marmelab/ArcheoloGit

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    Show HN: UX Quest

    Developers sometimes struggle to identify UX problems in their own work. The problem is becoming more pressing as coding agents take on more of the implementation work, but fail to…

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    Comment #47249176

    Is "Agentic Engineering" is the new name for "Agent Experience"? If so, and even though I love Simon's contributions, there are many other guides to making codebases more welcoming…

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    Comment #47119073

    Thanks Hacker News for surfacing such jewels, and kudos to the author for such a great piece. Although I will never use anything of what I learned from this article, I feel a bette…

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    Comment #47025307

    I don't agree with the premise that we pay a subscription because there is no better and cheaper alternative. We pay Slack subscriptions but we could get IRC for free. We pay Googl…

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    Comment #46733280

    I agree this could be a template that services like GitHub should propose, the same way as they suggest contributing and code of conduct templates.

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    Comment #46553190

    I think this article misses the most important point of MCP: Authentication. Granted, it wasn't in the initial spec, but it is now, and it really opens interoperability without com…

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    Comment #46045133

    I've closed my share of AI-generated PRs on some OSS repositories I maintain. These contributors seem to jump from one project to another, until their contribution is accepted (rec…

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    Comment #45945971

    Hi, author here. I love reading the posts in this thread. It seems the waterfall vs Agile debate is still vivid in the HN community, which surprises me. I know that developers have…

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    Comment #45641302

    Great feedback from the Etsy team about a real-world LLM usage that proved efficient.

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    Comment #44725338

    This new browser mode is a robot that replaces visitors on websites. It can't be good news for website editors... Should we (developers) start building websites for robots?

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    Comment #44628033

    This looks similar to React application frameworks like react-admin [1] or Refine [2]: const App = () => ( ) const PostList = () => ( ); The article mentions XML, but the true revo…

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    Comment #44434234

    Congrats! Now you need an entire datacenter to visualize a web page.

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    Comment #42885076

    This is nice, but I wonder about the actual use cases of such a service, given the very loose permissions: 1. Anyone can subscribe to a channel 2. Any registered user can publish t…

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    Comment #42853782

    OP is making a decision about a complex problem using only back of the envelope calculation and without looking for scientific studies on the matter. We’re not obliged to take thei…

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