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pcloadlett3r

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    Comment #48484118

    As a Solr committer, this is heartwarming to see! I personally never used spring's solr data abstraction but I know there were folks that asked about it.

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    Comment #47294934

    Will the TLA+ spec Claude spits out do what the users actually desire? Will there be human oversight of the spec? If not, I don't see how it really helps if the future human machin…

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    Comment #47247111

    In another part he says Filip restarted Claude many times so it seems they are aware of context polution and ways to avoid it (also why they kept telling Claude to write everything…

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    Comment #47062810

    Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

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    Comment #47062807

    Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

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    Comment #47045162

    It's just so cliche. The dramatic transitions which introduce things that aren't as important as the transition itself. The flow is very AI, short dramatic responses to a previous …

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    Comment #47045070

    You really couldn't tell? The overly dramatic transitions all over the place is such an obvious tell: > Here's the part that surprised me: Might as well have said "here's the kicke…

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    Comment #46926889

    I feel like maybe you spend too much time watching hypefluencers. AI tools are great but if they are already super intelligent why haven't you gotten a swarm of agents to build you…

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    Comment #46926757

    Is it really shippable if it is strictly worse than the thing it copied. Do you know anyone who would use a vibe coded compiler that cant be modified without introducing regression…

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    Comment #46926649

    Of course it's impressive. I am just pointing out that these experiments with the million line browser and now this c compiler seem to greatly extrapolate conclusions. The research…

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    Comment #46926605

    You are projecting and over-reacting. My response is measured against the insane hype this is getting beyond what was demonstrared. I never said ot wasn't impressive. I'm not hung …

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    Comment #46908824

    > it's probably good enough to use, yea. Not for general purpose use, only for demo. > that reasonably working software of equivalent complexity is within reach for $20k to solve B…

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    Comment #46908128

    Is there really value being presented here? Is this codebase a stable enough base to continue developing this compiler or does it warrant a total rewrite? Honest question, it seems…

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    Comment #46907129

    Copilot has access to the latest models like Opus 4.6 in agentic mode as well. It's got certain quirks and I prefer a TUI myself but it isn't radically different.

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    Comment #46449244

    How is the alerts functionality implemented?

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    Comment #44980283

    100000nd* birthday

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    Comment #42938417

    > If the private market doesn't want bonds, the central bank can purchase them. That's not inflationary. Central bank buying bonds and increasing money supply absolutely is inflati…