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Show HN: Chat with 19 years of HN
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#72"What do you think about user XYZ?" or "What do you think about the comments of user XYZ?" It starts a whole lot of SQL queries that find and aggregate data & statistics It must have a very interesting and well written system prompt for this type of questions. (gives me second thoughts about my personal approach to privacy)
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#73Did you ever stop to consider that you don't hold the rights to this content?
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#74Did you ever stop to consider that you don't hold the rights to this content?
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#76When I go to the link, the URL is indicating that it will redirect me to a /hn page after I log in.
I write in my email and get sent a login link. I click the button to complete login. I land on a page that asks me to connect PostgreSQL or another data source.
It’s a super small thing of course, and I bet that when I click the HN submitted link again it will redirect me to the /hn since I am now logged in.
But I thought I’d point this out anyhow. Nitpicking is a tradition in these circles ;)
Edit: Clicked the submission again but it’s asking me to log in rather than seeing I am logged in so another nitpick on that also.
Re: Show HN: Chat with 19 years of HN
#77Earlier quoted context omitted.
People don’t talk about typescript. They’re busy getting shit done. I say this as someone who likes Rust very much and gets paid for Typescript.
They're busy figuring out which "severe" npm warnings are actually severe :P
Re: Show HN: Chat with 19 years of HN
#78“Favourite” Programming Languages on Hacker News - Key take-aways Rust is the most talked-about language 2 327 stories – the highest volume 57 212 total points – the highest aggregate karma Go comes a very close second in volume (2 259 stories) and total score (45 511). Python and JavaScript still dominate discussion but are edged out by Rust & Go this year. Smaller but passionate followings Lua & Erlang generate the…
> Rust and Go are currently the “favourite” languages on Hacker News by sheer attention and total karma Of course, the statement must be consumed with a few NaCl because frequency of discussion (especially within an obsessive subgroup) does not represent effective implementation. Even less so do "attention and karma". By actual work being done and bills paid and new, non-trivial projects begun, some ordering of Pytho…
I asked the chat tool to count how many times each different programming language is mentioned in different “Show HN” post titles.
If the tool is accurate, it seems that the results diverge somewhat from what you are implying.
language post_count
Python 3117
JavaScript 2545
Go 2178
Rust 1251
TypeScript 607
Java 605
Ruby 531
PHP 514
Swift 433
Clojure 229
Elixir 173
Haskell 142
Kotlin 128
Scala 122
Lua 110
C++ 101
Erlang 61
Dart 45
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#79> Would love feedback When I go to the link, the URL is indicating that it will redirect me to a /hn page after I log in. I write in my email and get sent a login link. I click the button to complete login. I land on a page that asks me to connect PostgreSQL or another data source. It’s a super small thing of course, and I bet that when I click the HN submitted link again it will redirect me to the /hn since I am now…
Re: Show HN: Chat with 19 years of HN
#80“Favourite” Programming Languages on Hacker News - Key take-aways Rust is the most talked-about language 2 327 stories – the highest volume 57 212 total points – the highest aggregate karma Go comes a very close second in volume (2 259 stories) and total score (45 511). Python and JavaScript still dominate discussion but are edged out by Rust & Go this year. Smaller but passionate followings Lua & Erlang generate the…
One thing I noticed is that projects written in Rust always mention it the title (there’s one on the front page right now), compared to other languages that don’t. That probably adds to the numbers