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I have contributed several posts to https://medium.com/@Pinterest_Engineering Of course, I am biased but I do believe we have one of the best engineering blogs out there.

Weird that even OpenAI does not have good control over its model.

> As someone that likes Vue and prefers templates that lost me at JSX. Thank you very much. I once said, "I cannot stand JSX", and two front-end engineers went silent for the rest …

So, we process data as well as documents from various sources, then, - convert all of its text (using different OCRs) - pass it to LLM models - depending on the customer, it can be…

Has anyone used both Solid and Vue? How do the two compare?

Seems like a pitch for sliplane to me.

I see 'Node.js' and I see something that's going to be unwieldy pretty soon.

This is useful. If you have a website, you want to collect statistical data on which browsers are accessing your website and test for the best experiences on the top browsers.

They switched to an SQL database. NoSQL

Author of the original article here. Good to see it being posted here.

> Why would Ruby play a role in it? Azure definitely does though. (ex azure employee here ) Oh yeah. If someone says C++ has poor memory safety than Rust then no one is triggered. …

This happens fairly regularly. Do HNers think that Microsoft azure and/or Ruby has a role in it?

Author of the original article here. If you have some customers that rely on GitHub-specific features and some others that rely on GitLab-specific features then you will have to su…

Please elaborate

Rust guys - look this beautiful performant CLI tool that will make you more productive JS guys - look at my new JS framework that you can use to do 15th rewrite of your website I w…

> strong guarantees on the output (i.e. 100% reliable, without requiring any retries). Has anyone seen a good JSON library that can handle slightly broken JSON? e.g. trailing comma…

What if you are on Python 3.10 and the Python code was built using Python 3.11 features? I don't think `pipx` would work in that case.

pip will install dependencies transitively. Some of those dependencies or some version of those might be uninstallable on certain platforms and you won't even know! Further, if I a…