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zapnuk

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    Comment #48787034

    Actually HN handles it almost perfectly. The automatic line breaks are really good. Only complain would be that its sometimes difficult to see the parent comment(s) when you scroll…

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    Comment #48787011

    "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink" Reader view makes the text too narrow: https://imgur.com/a/yQqzxco Sure i could take extra steps to make it more reada…

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    Comment #48784138

    There is a reasone we use left and right margin/padding. This blog is quite unreadable for 27/32" monitors.

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    Comment #48134321

    We should be greatful for this. This is the one public case study on how large-scale llm-driven code generation actually works out. With node and deno there are reasonable alternat…

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    Comment #48023461

    You could also use the LLM create a program to do the conversion and then review and use the program to deterministicly perform the actual conversion. Have the best of both worlds.…

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    Comment #47940055

    GitLab? We use gitlab for work. Its way worse in comparison. Last week I encountered a bug where my merge request simply didn't show that I deleted a file. Apparently it's because …

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    Comment #47926106

    US models align with our "average" (western) values. If we outsource thinking by using LLMs, why would we outsource it to an LLM that doesn't have our values encoded in it?

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    Comment #47825272

    Couldn't be more clear violation from a legal standpoint. Though its quite sad that the community had more creativity (and engineering talent) to develop classic(+) wow. Everything…

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    Comment #47578412

    Sure, a poweruser can bring their own ram/ssd. But again they pay almost as much and have a worse system performance wise. Normal users don't profit from anything you listed. They …

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    Comment #47566944

    Framework Laptop is more expensive than a Macbook Air with all around worse hardware. For a framework 13 I'd have to pay 1900€ with a 16GB setup. For 1450 I get a MBA with 24GB ram…

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    Comment #47509770

    Thats just one of the interpretations of a skill. A skill can also act as an abstraction layer over many tools (implemented as an mcp server) to save context tokens. Skills offer a…

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    Comment #47080142

    Gemini 3 was: 1. unreliable in GH copilot. Lots of 500 and 4XX errors. Unusable in the first 2 months 2. not available in vertex ai (europe). We have requirements regarding data re…

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    Comment #46717000

    Thats like being proud of not using google or stackoverflow and only reading manuals, or using notepad instead of an IDE (or editor with language server support). A 10$ GitHub Copi…

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    Comment #46545839

    Nah. Plenty people struggles with the use of tailwind or at least were interested in shortcuts. Thats the whole what tailwind plus offers. In some ways tailwind is like matplotlib/…

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    Comment #46541568

    gemini 2.0 flash is and was a godsend for many small tasks and ocr. There needs to be a greater distinction between models used for human chat, programming agents, and software-int…

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    Comment #46539914

    Seems like their whole business model was based on the fact that tailwind was difficult to use, and now with llm we have a simple way to use it in a good-enough way. They, and othe…

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    Comment #46509594

    I assume its still x86-64? What actually makes it an AI platform? Some tight integration of an intel ARC GPU, similar to the Apple M series processors? They claim 2-5x performance …

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    Comment #46464993

    Thats the whole problem. No consistency. Some configurations work, others not - eventhough they should be way more capable. That's not even limited to linux or gaming. A few weeks …

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    Comment #46379921

    No one is claiming that it's a bad move. It's just an anti-competitive move that could be very bad for the consumer as it makes the inference market less competitive.

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    Comment #45844251

    For me it was about 8 years ago. Back then TF was already bloated but had two weaknesses. Their bet on static compute graphs made writing code verbose and debugging difficult. The …

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    Comment #45263955

    Same as always? Cheap labor. It doesn't take that much to train someone to be somewhat useful, in mmany cases. The main educators are universities and trade schools. Not companies.…

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    Comment #45254774

    It would be nice if this model would be good enough to update their typscript sdk (+agents library) to use, or at least support, zod v4 - they still use v3. Had to spend quite a lo…

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    Comment #45113270

    Kudos to bun for investing in a promising technology. Does the Zig Foundation have a policy against corporate sponsors? Otherwise the lack of sponsoring from the "big players" seem…

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    Comment #45011200

    Yes, thats the problem. Prosecuting crimes on the internet is near impossible due to the restrictions and often anonymity. Thats why we rely on platform providers to help us, the p…

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    Comment #45010920

    Do you think absolutely all content should be allowed to be accessible? If you wouldn't allow child porn (which 4chan deletes/doesn't allow), where exactly do you draw the line bet…