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vlaaad

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    Comment #49025350

    Yes, what's the point of JsonObject at all? Why JsonString when there is String? Why JsonArray when there is List? JDK only needs a function to convert from JSON format to the norm…

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    Comment #48889725

    Did we read the same Anthropic and Andrew Kelly's posts? Anthropic is not in the programming language market; their post about rewriting Bun in Rust is full of technical details th…

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    Comment #48355494

    LMAO I'm not using it. No, I don't allow microphone access.

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    Show HN: I mage GhosttyFX, a JavaFX terminal view that uses libghostty

    The implementation uses jextract-generated bindings, so it can be considered a light-weight wrapper around libghostty and a rendering layer that uses JavaFX. Works on Windows too (…

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    Comment #48106850

    The implementation uses jextract-generated bindings, so it can be considered a light-weight wrapper around libghostty and a rendering layer that uses JavaFX. Works on Windows too (…

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    Comment #47777559

    Yeah, I really enjoyed Crafting Interpreters, wholeheartedly recommend!

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    Comment #47610833

    More like /r/cars bans all discussion of electric cars.

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    Comment #47601940

    So a buy order for $122000M, and a sell order for $600M is presented as bad news for OpenAI?

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    Comment #47583982

    Use the term, never define the term, classic. CTE stands for Common Table Expressions in SQL. They are temporary result sets defined within a single query using the WITH clause, ac…

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    Comment #47583936

    My AGENTS.md is usually `be concise` — it saves on the input tokens as well, and leads by example.

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    Comment #46339513

    Unrelated, but I just can't stop myself from saying that I absolutely hate Spotify even though I'm a paying customer. Fuck you Spotify. You were supposed to be a convenient way to …

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    Comment #45978346

    Saying "other single points of failure" makes no sense whatsoever.

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    Comment #45166928

    Does this person also identify performance issues by reading the code? This is completely impractical.

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    Comment #45135183

    Have you compared performance of your solution to rive?

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    Comment #45077171

    I love this idea; I hope it gains traction. One thing that is not clear to me is file search vs unsaved files. It's common for agents to use, e.g., ripgrep to search the file syste…

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    Comment #45018640

    Yes, though I also liked the overall point of the post. Spotify recommendations are shit, and any playlist made by Spotify is full of garbage. I guess Ek knows this and, perhaps un…

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    Comment #44940806

    The difference between 99% reliability and 100% reliability is huge in this case.

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    Comment #44940296

    Not true, structured outputs enforce output formats with 100% reliability, e.g., https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/structured-outputs says "Structured Outputs is a feature th…