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Comment #47487858
I just let claude do all conflict resolution for me. code conflicts are a solved problem.
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Comment #47487834
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Comment #47487744
Correction: > - before 2012 there was no smartphone - by 2011, 35% of US adults had smartphones, iPhone released June, 2007
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Comment #46927944
you’re probably not doing it right. I’ve been programming since 1984. OP basically described my current role with scary precision. I mostly review the AI’s code, fix the plan befor…
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Comment #46845090
where are the high scores?
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Comment #46613493
I wanted to check it out. After login I am immediately redirected to a page asking for $80/year without me even understanding what the service does. Unrealistic expectation. Show m…
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Comment #46352742
This hits different when you apply it to chess. Instead of obsessing with my rating on I just turned on Zen mode in lichees and hid all the numbers. The game became fun again — Jus…
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Comment #46022496
> Simplex is developed by a person who has a rather difficult view of the world. couldn't find it. what's his view of the world?
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Comment #46022473
what was his answer?
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Comment #45971690
Every cent poured into this boom is building Google’s future competitors. Of course he’s nervous - what else would you expect him to say?
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Comment #45962414
From my own entrepreneurship scars, the real curse is never knowing when “enough is enough.” If I’d pushed a little harder, would it have finally broken through? Figma, Airbnb, and…
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Comment #45914012
If you take the UTF-8 binary for “hello world” and paste it there, it passes 4 out of 5 randomness tests. Strange. (0110100001100101011011000110110001101111001000000111011101101111…
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Comment #45899936
Which raises the question: if everything is generated, why bother reading it at all? Just ask the LLM what you want to know—why treat headlines like bookmarks?
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Comment #45885959
Tried it more than once, still SourceTree is easier to use.
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Comment #44972962
Anyone actually done long-term pair programming and lived to tell the tale? Is it real, or just a utopian fantasy?
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Comment #44972906
With AI based coding (no, i won't use "Vibe coding", thank you) this workflow improves a lot. Instead of jumping straight into code, I have my engineers write a Notion doc that des…
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Comment #43194165
Can someone from the team share how the dev coordination for the Rust migration was handled? I only see a single PR (#9512)—how was the work organized?
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Comment #42632265
This encapsulates the entire psychology behind every game ever created.
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Comment #42514538
This is Awesome. For my high school graduation project, I wrote a full COBOL system to automate soccer betting odds. Long past its prime, but my school hadn’t quite caught up with …