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Comment #49198860
Wish there were more performance related benchmarks that compare this to cloudflare durable objects.
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Comment #44955162
IIRC there was a period of time where you could get suspended for trivial things like mentioning twitter
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Comment #44880949
For me it depends on the task. For some tasks (maybe things that don't have good existing examples in my codebase?) I'll spend 3x the time repeatedly asking claude to do something …
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Comment #44834193
There needs to be a way to purchase "X" more credits then it works IMO
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Comment #44833338
My company has a huge codebase, for me cursor would freeze up / not find relevant files. Claude code seems able to find the right files by itself. I seem to always have better outc…
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Comment #44090948
I'm guessing the type of immigration each country receives is very different. e.g. some examples from this list (% immigrant population): - Qatar (76%) - Australia (30%) - Canada (…
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Comment #43513470
How do you handle when fields are added or removed? Do you have to rerecord all the affected tests?
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Comment #43442383
Because it’s hard to cover a sphere in rectangles and have no rectangle overlap. It’s the same reason soccer balls aren’t covered in squares/rectangles but rather hexagons.
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Comment #43307953
If you used curves it'd get complicated deciding where one area starts and the other ends. With hexagons it's easier to divide the world such that (mostly) no hexagon overlaps. The…
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Comment #42337492
Bar is 2.
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Comment #41548525
Would this attract more migrants? (e.g. I could work for a year for 10k, or I could go to Sweden and get 34k) They've probably thought through all the ways to exploit this, just cu…
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Comment #41517357
Unlike cars, trains and subways can't get you door to door (especially in suburban areas)
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Comment #41484197
I love htmx for internal dashboards. I find htmx difficult to use for user facing applications because it's difficult to get everyone on board with the constraints of htmx (no opti…
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Comment #41422897
How often do you login? What makes it sticky for you?
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Comment #41177653
It's also becoming increasingly difficult to get a remote job with a bay area salary.
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Comment #41114335
No worries! I was curious how it worked on node. Thanks!
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Comment #41074231
it must install compiled and uncompiled versions? Otherwise node (without the above flag) would throw errors when it encounters types in node_modules
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Comment #41051328
Why would openai/anthropic's approach be more safe? Are people able to remove all the guard rails on the llama models?
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Comment #41049641
Sounds spam detection
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Comment #40828116
Kinda sounds like abstraction hell. What did you gain by wrapping all external libraries in interfaces?
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Comment #40743115
I think by "kept in check" they mean good separation of church and state. Some islamic countries don't have good separation of church and state.
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Comment #40601867
It's not that it's "hard" as much as it's annoying. When every react component has its own fragment, writing so many graphql fragments gets annoying. Going to graphiql for each fra…
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Comment #40526389
i agree with this. Writing queries is the most annoying part of graphql
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Comment #40373953
Maybe the NBA is a franchise and each team a franchisee?
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Comment #40363195
Aren’t those non enforceable now?