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zlurker

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    Comment #48736890

    They spent months hyping up Mythos and ended up with it banned. I’d assume they want to both differentiate their products and appeal to regulators here

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    Comment #47508717

    I still dont fully understand the point of MCP servers. What do they provide that a skill doesnt? Maybe I've just used too many poorly written ones. Is there some sort of tool that…

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    Comment #43975738

    How is this different than adding a calendar mcp server to something like Claude?

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    Comment #40892768

    Timezones still play a huge part here as well. My team has several engineers who are at par compared to the rest of the team but they're a pain to work with due to a 10 Hour time d…

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    Comment #38427007

    interesting! what sort of errors did you find and were there any sort of take aways your had other than lack of care by the data provider?

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    Comment #38209969

    even with the supported plug-ins it's still not the same either. intellij with python plugin has just enough differences with it that it throws off some of my coworkers who use pyc…

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    Comment #38207773

    Yep, I got intellij to work with python/rust/scala and it's frustrating to see it pulled out like that. Not sure why they need to sell so many IDEs that are almost identical. Would…

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    Comment #38207697

    Errors/Exceptions by value isn't that important in isolation, but it makes functional programming styles work a lot better (monads). I think there's still an argument here that thi…

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    Comment #37769997

    Hard agreed here. Combined with the language's poor packaging landscape, I've been finding python to be less and less productive as the team I'm on grows from 1 (me) to many. This …

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    Comment #37758347

    > Most prisoners have been convicted of a violent crime. this challenged my conceptions a little bit, while I wasn't blown a way by it, I did expect possession to be a higher perce…

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    Comment #37678179

    I think this over complication makes the comparison more realistic. Yes for this exact example it's too much, but it gives a better understanding of what a more complex real-world …

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    Comment #37590652

    Yeah, dagster has a concept of metadata and assets so we have some code that'll map dagster's own logical representation to physical s3 locations. Reports and viz varies a lot, the…

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    Comment #37589427

    We orchestrate our ETL pipelines with dagster. We only use duckdb in a few of them but are slowly replacing pandas etls with it. For some of our bigger jobs we use spark instead. E…

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    Comment #37584161

    It's a bit frustrating reading this article, There's clearly two different problems going on here. Claiming your filling is 100% tuna or that your drink is made with aged vanilla, …

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    Comment #33541792

    I use 1.1.1.1 myself, if cloudflare follows this court order i doubt I'd ever notice. Despite that, it's absolutely disgusting, and sets a bad precedent. What happens if China/Russ…

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    Comment #33058995

    How would it compare to other REPL languages? EG: Python, Scala or Julia?

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    Comment #32800651

    There's a great blog written by someone who wrote a very efficient geohashing algorithm in go/assembly that may help a little bit with understanding it. https://mmcloughlin.com/pos…