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rrwright

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    Comment #45922220

    I agree with what I think you meant: it is not a bug in Claude. However "javascript on the backend" is exactly what Claude Code is! It's a node.js implementation of automation comp…

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    Comment #45917756

    This symptom was affecting display of numbers in the TUI, but the real bug/design flaw is using jq or JSON as a transport mechanism between components or between tools. JSON's numb…

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    Comment #45910987

    Good catch on the guidelines. But that github issue title obviously misses the point. The whole point is that it's a silent error in Claude Code.

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    Comment #45910951

    I posted a link to an important Claude Code bug here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45910257 with the original title of "Claude Code Introduces Off-by-One Errors" It made it…

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    Comment #45910899

    Why did Hacker News rename the title of this post? It was originally: "Claude Code Introduces Off-by-One Errors" Original: https://pasteboard.co/xTjaRmnkhRRo.png Unilaterally Edite…

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    Comment #45910258

    Try it yourself: `echo '348555896224571969'`

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    Comment #40423805

    This question sounds like it was asked by a private equity investor looking to sample the tech zeitgeist before buying up and destroying some beloved tool.

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    Comment #38329319

    Completely agree. I had to turn on iOS reader mode to tolerate it. But then it was very worthwhile.

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    +1 to this. That book has a few sections describing policy arguments on the floor of the New York Senate which are so well written that they are absolutely riveting! It sounds ridi…

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    Comment #37648473

    The irony of that advice from a user with that username is comedic gold! Thank you for that. It made my day.

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    Comment #37460841

    https://quine.io does that with a graph and reactive streams under the hood.

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    Comment #35679552

    The article is from 2004.

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    Comment #35624839

    On the topic of “thinking is analogy”, the book “Metaphors We Live By” by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson is an excellent and foundational read. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaph…

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    Comment #35427963

    thatDot | REMOTE | https://www.thatdot.com The project you'd work on: https://quine.io UI/UX engineers or full-stack engineers with experience designing and building front-end soft…

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    Comment #35414220

    More than a year after my father died, my 6 year old son was inconsolably crying one night as my wife put him to bed. He hadn’t said anything about my father’s death until this nig…

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    Comment #34606985

    How is it that no one has yet suggested Randy Pausch’s famous “Last Lecture”? (Carnegie Mellon University) It is not a series, but it’s the culmination of a life’s work by an incre…

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    That’s not an optimized benchmark, just a demonstration using a real customer workload. Throughput depends on the workload but goes up to about 20,000 events per second per machine…

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    Comment #33917193

    1,000,000 events per second with https://Quine.io https://www.thatdot.com/blog/scaling-quine-streaming-graph-t... Full disclosure: I work on this project.

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    Quine started as a personal project on the side while taking time off before a new job. It was 2014. My first child was 8 months old and finally sleeping through the night. Time to…