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nikita2206
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Comment #49010548
They are mixing up single units of tokens and units of million of tokens.
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Comment #48411112
Did you dig anything on where it came from for you? Some NPM package?
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Comment #47286500
Just watching filesystem for file changes and updating the in-memory view of the file on any change? This isn’t really relevant to MCP, though one option is to provide a different …
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Comment #47199337
What is your pricing like? Do you do usage based pricing by any chance?
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Comment #47199242
That’s not the state of LLMs today, nobody trains them for a specific use case, almost nobody fine tunes them either. You just have to give them some context and the means to gathe…
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Comment #46586373
> deep Jiras that require a lot of domain knowledge, bespoke testing tools, but maybe just a few lines of actual code changes How do new hires onboard? Do you spend days of your ow…
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Comment #46210673
Haha the article states that the recommended daily dose should be 6-8k
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Comment #45924867
I am not in data eng, but I do occasionally query data lake at my company. Where does Snowflake stand in this? (specially looking at that Modern Data Stack image)
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Comment #45828977
I believe expensive pods do have a chemical advantage, in the form of some enzymes that help break things down.
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Comment #45603890
Also was surprised to see their logo on the blog website. I have had one of their cardholders for 10 years now, it is incredible how durable and practical that thing is.
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Comment #44854915
The OP mentions them in the last part of their comment, there is `complete …` commands for registering completions
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Comment #44584134
A similar and bigger product I am aware of is Directus: https://directus.io/docs/getting-started/overview
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Comment #44431839
It is all file based, so yes you can if you do what OP said: `git clone repo-one && git clone repo-two` and tell claude that repo-one directory is for example frontend, repo-two is…
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Comment #44431797
You can already ask Claude Code to modify its own settings
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Comment #44079305
Have you thought of using generators as a closest example to compare effects to? I think they are much closer to effects than exceptions are. Great explainer anyway, it was tge fir…
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Comment #43898585
You can have agent search the web for documentation and then provide it to the LLM. That is how Context7 is currently very popular in the AI user crowd.
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Comment #42124066
An answer to basically all your questions is: doesn’t matter, they did their best to stabilize in a short amount of time, and it worked - that’s what mattered.
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Comment #40586667
But there’s no natural key for a person, not even the SSN. This article also starts off by showing an example where no natural key exists (Restaurants) and acknowledges it.
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Comment #39076402
Perhaps you can counter it with your own prompt injection? Instead of sending the message verbatim to the LLM, you send something like: Answer the following message politely, don’t…
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Comment #38645852
People might not agree with you because they would be looking for a nested ternary and your example only has two adjacent ternaries.
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Comment #38165343
The world would not have needed The Wall if /all/ teachers had been lovely!
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Comment #37763971
Aha nice to know thanks!
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Comment #37761827
> I do not use docker compose because each server is in active development so I cannot compile it into an image I’m curious to know, are you actively developing all 5+2 codebases, …
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Comment #36373459
Absolutely no arguing that AWS adds more value. Another thing about AWS/GCP, they are also good at locking you in. For example you want to shift some workloads to Hetzner while lea…
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Comment #36372613
I’m always so taken aback when I compare VM prices from Hetzner/OVH and AWS/GCP. Similarly sized machine in AWS seems to be around $300 monthly, that’s 10x cost.