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Comment #49213296
This is a great project. Thank you! A question on 20s postgresql time - It does not look like you are accounting for reading data from disk? Wouldn't the aggregation query have to …
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Comment #49190842
Is this the Galleria test?
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Comment #49189411
Absolutely. I have been so livid at so many applications for not providing a decent CDC API (and dont forget deletes). Salesforce perhaps is the best out there. Imagine if every ap…
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Comment #49186708
While it is frustrating, I do think disability is a bug (I have some). Just like I take medicines to manage my condition, or use glasses to read better (I don't ask everything to b…
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Comment #49129653
Isn't this the direction Claude on the web is going towards? It's a mix of message view on the left and specific interactive UI on the right panel. There is also MCP Apps spec now
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Comment #49073433
That second point is almost never true " the same REST/data API can serve your website and other consumers, e.g. any native mobile apps or third party API consumers" In a reasonabl…
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Comment #49070267
Yes, but very few people are on that edge of product and technology. From that angle LLMs are destroying the junior engineer dev market
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Comment #49070255
I agree on this one. Junior developers are not yet good guiding hands yet. But for the motivated junior developers LLMs are a great onboarding and learning tool. A good senior engi…
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Comment #49070211
I don't think it is "you are using it wrong". It is just that originally mediocre programmers still generate mediocre output (or worse sometimes) faster and originally good program…
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Comment #49070178
Yes. It is always people. Every tool will have limitations, including LLMs. We actually have trendlines on user reported bugs, and I am happy to report they show a significant down…
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Comment #49053345
"unless you're content with producing low quality work." - With the right guiding hand, it is a productivity multiplier without compromising quality. As a fully autonomous develope…
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Comment #49040464
I haven't followed Indian politics in a while, but I don't understand the "real democracy" comment. Can you elaborate on this? Or is it because Modi won three elections in a row?
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Comment #48973179
What do these workflows do? I can't think of anything that needs to run for so long.
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Comment #48973100
.. by hiring the right humans - which is not always a given
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Comment #48954338
Lots of downvotes and one condescending remark, but no knowledge shared :(
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Comment #48951293
Does anyone think here shortselling should be banned?
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Comment #48951262
Very cool! Adding a client geo would be nice (even if its not very accurate)
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Comment #48901951
No one is in denial. The parent post is just explaining why, and not that the problem doesn't exist. The biggest issue we have is the mindset of the common (wo)man, regardless of w…
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Comment #48901421
Right after the Islamic and British invasions
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Comment #48884698
This has been my experience as well. Something happened 2-3 months ago with Claude Code. It got slower, starting spinning and getting stuck more and more. I gave codex another shot…
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Comment #48874929
A dirt yard is sufficient if it was to show off land. Grass is not required
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Comment #48779098
In SaaS quality is one of the problems that cause churn. Value,price and politics also play a big role - now matter how good or bad the product quality is
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Comment #48666770
Re: bad design decisions - This can be said about any technology.
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Comment #48665474
..and HA