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saxenaabhi

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    Comment #48696574

    Maybe acceptable in some cases but the original example in this thread was about accounting and they use software to do the counting not humans. And even id humans/llms do it there…

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    Comment #48569412

    IPO within year of founding? It it normal for startup in China?

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    Comment #48568959

    Probably it's based on similar architecture as SAP HANA? With a main store and an in-memory delta store. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2213836.2213946

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    Comment #48515605

    > I'm having a lot of trouble with distribution Maybe add a link to playstore/appstore under the generated promo code small things like this have outsized effect

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    Comment #48451934

    Your app didn't silently break when you upgrade rails or any other gem? If ruby was statically typed the typechecker would have caught it.

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    Comment #48446723

    Sure, but i don't think it's reasonable to hold given level of capability constant in a landscape where a give consumer of AI also has competitive pressures. I can't use last year'…

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    Comment #48355821

    Hey vira28, thanks a lot for your work. This is a very promising project because other alternative like supabase/etl, Kuvasz-streamer, Sequin all have some subtle issues. Few quest…

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    Comment #48315400

    As someone who uses dbos.dev, restate.dev, cf workflows here is a snippet from our Agents.md: Restate.dev: for payment integrations on northflank since its faster than cf workflows…

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    Comment #47498889

    For those looking for a PaaS instead of VPS provider like hetzner I can suggest Northflank. We moved from Render to Northflank and couldn't be happier. Again non affiliated with ei…

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    Comment #47285221

    I did this search a month ago on Linkedin. Show number of jobs if you search for "Software Engineer". US: 77,000 European Economic Area: 58,000 India: 51,000 China: 48,000(probably…

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    Comment #47285083

    > It's almost impossossible to screen for "high performers" though That's not true? leetcode is crap, but usually you can learn a lot about a person from how they approach problems…

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    Comment #46627812

    yes and I think animejs and others used this modal effectively.

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    Comment #46627693

    Isn't 1.9k a bit high? Or is it a mid/high range bike? I heard in china you can get a escooter for 750$ on road, so I would have thought it would similar in vietnam?

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    Comment #46614913

    > There won't be new intermediates or seniors any more to replace the ones that age out or quit the industry entirely in frustration of them not being there for actual creativity b…

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    Comment #46584082

    Why not post a github gist with prompt and code so that people here can give you their opinion?

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    Comment #46564318

    Ah, Human beings! Famous for their determinism, reliability, and for not making logical errors!

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    Comment #46522504

    > There are legitimate reasons for the startup ecosystem to focus firstly and primarily on getting the users/customers. I'm not arguing against that. What I am arguing is why does …

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    Comment #46520173

    sir, you can search for "software engineer" on linkedin jobs and verify the count

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    Comment #46509143

    I don't believe this sample to be representative. Linkedin shows the following US: 77,000 European Economic Area: 58,000 India: 51,000 China: 48,000(probably undercounted) UK: 9,00…

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    Comment #46509087

    Linkedin shows the following US: 77,000 European Economic Area: 58,000 India: 51,000 China: 48,000(probably undercounted) UK: 9,000 Canada: 7,000 Brazil: 6,000 Mexico: 4,000 Aus & …

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    Comment #46366001

    I'm not sure you can make that assumption even when a human wrote that code. LLMs are competing with humans not with some abstraction. > The issue is that if it's struggling someti…

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    Comment #46365234

    fyi that happened to me with codex. but, why is it a big issue? if it does something bad, just reset the worktree and try again with a different model/agent? They are dirt cheap at…

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    Comment #46359886

    You give no reasons why you think it's a sound advice. My experience is following 1) Tx are faster when they are executed a sql function since you cut down on network roundtrip bet…

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    Comment #46359785

    We have a POS system where entire blogic is postgres functions. There are many others as well. Sure Rails/Laravel/Django people use the ORM supplied by their framework, but many of…