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mishrapravin441

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About mishrapravin441

Backend engineer working on distributed systems and LLM-based products.

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    Comment #46486256

    https://pagespeed.web.dev/ Check your webiste u will get some insights, some performance thing can be improved.

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    Comment #46481789

    Loved it, it's amazing. Few questions How many developers developed it? How much time it took? You started earning? How are you advertising? Why not people call from there phone fo…

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    Comment #46389287

    haha this is cool, from where u took the knowledge base?

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    Comment #46389269

    Curious how you are handling snippet boundaries?

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    Comment #46385808

    ust to clarify, I’m writing these comments myself. I use grammar llm plugin though to clean up phrasing, but the substance is mine.

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    Comment #46384833

    This feels broadly useful beyond translation — e.g., prompt sanitization for support agents or RAG pipelines. Have you experimented with feeding the enriched tags directly into LLM…

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    This is a neat use of git worktrees. Isolating Claude Code per branch avoids a lot of context loss when juggling bugfixes and features. The .env copy + auto-launch touches are thou…

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    That makes sense, thanks for the detailed clarification. Having the switch-case interpreter as a fallback and keeping the dispatch autogenerated definitely reduces the long-term ri…

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    Comment #46384622

    Very nice exploration of URL-as-state. The approach is elegant, but the mobile crashes highlight how hostile real-world URL handling still is once links leave the browser.

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    Comment #46384513

    Really nice results on MSVC. The idea that tail calls effectively reset compiler heuristics and unblock inlining is pretty convincing. One thing that worries me though is the relia…