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Comment #49251093
Thank you. I updated the title. Apologies, it was something I didn't realise.
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Comment #49241433
Why not build it on free-threaded python?
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Ask HN: When did we go from agentic loops to graphs?
The AI engineering conversation seems to be shifting daily: from prompts, loops, to now graphs. I’m curious whether there is genuine progress happening in the field that has given …
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Ask HN: Stop Looking at Code?
There is a recent trend in tech where software development is being done by not looking at code but merely the output. Some of the recent examples include the Bun Rust migration, e…
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Show HN: Opensource resume evaluation LLM agents
Hyre turns a resume PDF into markdown, runs it through an LLM pipeline for layout analysis, data extraction, and scoring. It then evaluates a score for the resume.
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Show HN: Experimental freshness-first caching library for FastAPI
Hi folk, I am working on a small experimental freshness-first caching library and wanted some design feedback. before i take it further. Instead of wiring up invalidations by hand,…
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Comment #48984109
Is there an opensource version of such a tool. I would really like a desktop app and use different models instead of a CLI.
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Comment #48982929
> But you can get the most benefit by structuring your code in a way that forces its correctness to be validated at compile-time Can you elaborate this more?
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Ask HN: Are Rust migrations delivering any benefits?
There seems to be a growing trend of rewriting everything to Rust. The common argument seems to be surrounding safety and better concurrency. I wanted to understand if I am the onl…
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Comment #48966247
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Comment #48961901
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Comment #48910729
Interesting! I wonder how much of this improvement is actually due to Rust. I suspect implementing the same approach in C would produce similar results. The speedup seems hardware-…
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Comment #48909053
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Comment #48841414
The rewrite itself is amazing, but I don't think folks realise the actual conditions that made it possible. It's not as simple as a company spending ~$160K on tokens. This was done…
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Comment #48813708
I have always found similarities between programming and filmmaking. Programmer being the director and the LLM being the entire apparatus upon which the film/software is built. Thi…
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Comment #48700629
Nice writeup. If I am reading it right, the core bug was that two independent paths each generated the per-invocation namespace, and the fix was to generate it once and propagate i…
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