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Any competing product has to absolutely nail tab autocomplete like Cursor has. It's super fast, very smart (even guessing across modules) and very often correct.

I think what you want here is a radar chart, not a 2-2 matrix. I suspect most people embody these different types to varying degrees over time, topics and circumstances.

If I could trouble you for the common discourse here, would you mind summarizing why one may prefer to use Guix in the place of Nix? They seem to be based on the very same ideas an…

There is a different side to the cost benchmark that's not captured by the description here. If your use case needs a lot of stored data but not necessarily a matching degree of pe…

No idea why people reacting here so far got fixated on the "cheating" versions - it's clear to me they were included mainly to set a maximal speed baseline/benchmark and are not th…

And data management / preparation is where major mistakes are made - get a join wrong and you may easily be missing data or double counting something just obscure enough to go unno…

Well, it's really tempting and financially desirable to try and get on Amazon anyway. There are lots of consumers on Amazon with both an appetite for that kind of an artisan item a…

I don't want to have to pin every single tab I want unthrottled - that's a mixing/piggybacking of otherwise orthogonal concerns. Just make it a separate option I can set per tab.

In addition to automatically inferred signals, it would be great to give the user optional complete control over throttling as well at a per-tab level. I.e. a switch somewhere that…

Any great chess player (let's define that as near-IM fide ratings and up) will tell you that it's a highly iterative process between practice, analysis and reading that is very muc…

Very happy to hear that and thank you for pointing out the dead link! It's been fixed.

Soostone | NYC or Remote Possible | Functional Programmer (Haskell) | Backend, Frontend, DevOps, UI/UX Engineering Soostone is a technology provider in the enterprise analytics spa…

Please note that this is pretty much how you model Haskell programs as well: Keep as much of your logic as possible in pure code and interface/drive that with imperatively written …

Huh. This new form of "because" in an actual, intended-to-be-grammatically-correct sentence sounds weird to me and I don't think I personally use it at all. Isn't it just "because …

Application design for me almost always begins with data and data structures. Whether my database has an explicit schema or not, I always have one in mind, documented or otherwise …

That's exactly how I feel; good description sir!

Well, that's very good to hear. Looking forward to the official release.

So much effort was poured into just redesigning, repackaging basic apps on the surface. I think some of them look and exhibit functional behavior straightforwardly worse than befor…

Sorry, I really don't know much about Rust other than the occasional article I run into here on HN. Maybe someone else can point you towards a document. For Haskell, here are a few…

A sidenote: Your blog's code formatting is awful. I would recommend that you embed one of the common solutions for code snippet syntax highlighting into your blog. I needed special…

For example: I personally prefer the standard form here, as (to me) it reads a bit more like English: over (location.x) (+ 10) $ player1 "over location's x, add 10"

Care to point at some resources?

In further support of these points... Thinking outside the box, breaking the rules as a last resort to do the right thing and other similar actions can indeed produce the extraordi…

That's great - I love worthy and proper competition combatting nonchalant/tyrant attitude of incumbent giants. It is so annoying to deal with customer service reps that act like th…