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max_streese
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Comment #47873279
To people stating these high commit numbers: What is your average changeset size? I have found that having agent do large changes (few hundred lines or more) results in a lot of fr…
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Comment #47808270
One thing I am wondering: How much logic (in the programming sense) is there in this product and how much of it is „just“ a lean wrapper around the LLM?
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Comment #47445146
Hi HN, I am wondering if with the recent push for CLIs rather than MCPs people have heard of or are using Restish for creating their own CLIs for APIs? The thing lets you create a …
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Comment #47315877
And if we do adapt we might still get replaced because less of us will be able to do more. Or we wont because of Jevons Paradox. Linux maintainers on the other hand can code (with …
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Comment #45820862
Two questions: (1) Are there any plans to make this compatible with the ducklake specification? Meaning: Instead of using Iceberg in the background, you would use ducklake with its…
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Comment #41930067
GDP?
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Comment #41928650
How are you folks related to Anguilla? Couldn’t really find anything AI specific about OpenObserve so I am guessing the domain is for other reasons?
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Comment #41520109
The article itself states this too (though without the undertone). To me this does not undermine the research though. Why would it?
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Comment #40678412
Not to comment on Musk's ability but the other car manufacturers on this list (1) do exist? (1) https://companiesmarketcap.com/automakers/most-profitable-au...
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Comment #36415775
Is it just me or do others find the Electron bashing a little over the top as well? I mean VS Code, Discord, Slack and Obsidian are all in very widespread use and work perfectly fi…
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Comment #35531951
Is it just me or do prices for a lot of UI/design resources seem high compared to prices of resources on other parts of IT? 100 $ for a 218 page PDF seem quite steep to me.
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Comment #27075206
Awesome, thanks so much!
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Comment #26992143
I use roam myself. Mind sharing the alternative(s) you use and find most useful? Would be interested in learning what roamlikes others prefer and why.
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Comment #26359952
Could someone explain to me what the difference between a computer algebra system like Symbolics.jl and a theorem prover like Coq is? Is that more in the nuances or is there a fund…
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Comment #26113587
Yes I guess my point is when using Kafka in combination with Kafka Streams and you produce things partitioned in a way that you need them for consumption then you do not need to do…
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Comment #26112273
Hi not sure if I am just completely off here but I am wondering how this relates or compares to processing things with Kafka and Kafka Streams? If I am reading things correctly wit…
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Comment #26063335
I wonder what people think about Ammonite ( https://ammonite.io/ )? It's not Lisp but Scala so may not be the authors language of choice however it can be used as a Shell: https://…
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Comment #25440517
Thanks for providing this. It's funny to read the speculations when you have read the actual root cause :D Well I guess the thing is left unanswered for now is why the quota manage…
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Comment #25115241
Ah thanks, really exited for (1)! Though the explanation went a bit over my head just one (two) follow up question(s): How did you end up with WASM for the inline lambdas? Did you …
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Comment #25111946
Hi I like that there is a competitor to Kafka in this space and also the build in capability to do transformations. I got a few questions though which I could not find in your docs…