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by csto12 8mo ago
“I assumed Republicans would be for this: business, deregulation” When are we going to stop talking about Republicans like they are still neocons? Republicans haven’t been the pro big-business party in 10 years (did we forget about the tari
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by csto12 9mo ago
> “ secure and harmonious homeland” Can I take dog whistle for 500 Alex?
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by csto12 9mo ago
Are LLMs part of your development workflow for something like this? If they are, is it through something like Claude Code or something else?
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by csto12 9mo ago
Im shocked Hotz has a LinkedIn. That seems antithetical to his entire existence.
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by csto12 9mo ago
In 2026 is SQL Server ever the answer?
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by csto12 9mo ago
I read your message, guessed the author, and I’m happy to announce I guessed correctly.
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by csto12 9mo ago
Do you find yourself making manual changes 50%, 40%, 30%… of the time? Always curious to hear how individuals have their workflows, if you don’t mind sharing.
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by csto12 9mo ago
As someone who doesn’t code in C and does more analytics work (SQL), is the code generated here “production grade?” One of the major criticisms I hear about llms is they tend to generate code that you wouldn’t want to maintain, is that the
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by csto12 9mo ago
Is OpenAI really a “tech startup” at this point?
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by csto12 9mo ago
I believe there is a rule where the HN title should mirror the article’s title
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by csto12 9mo ago
Why Spain?
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by csto12 9mo ago
Nice. Now take the car sales out of the vacuum and let’s see how great sales look year over across the world. Now let’s factor in how Elon’s government ended subsidies for electric cars. Should I go on?
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by csto12 10mo ago
You think they have “advanced AGI” and are worried about keeping up with the software industry? There would be be nothing to keep up with at that point. To use an analogy, it would be like spending all your time before a battle making sure
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by csto12 10mo ago
Do you have a source on this? That’s really interesting if true.
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by csto12 10mo ago
You joke but a16z is already in talks to invest in this exciting AI opportunity
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by csto12 10mo ago
Can they please prompt their way to not having Claude go down every 4 days? Thank you.
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by csto12 11mo ago
When is this from? I would be shocked if in 2025 most Spark was being written in Scala
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by csto12 11mo ago
Microsoft also called their new replacement for Synapse Fabric. So Microsoft has at least two projects named Fabric.
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by csto12 11mo ago
As the creator of one of the larger Zig projects, does this announcement undermine your confidence in Zig at all? Either with the language used or the decision in itself?
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by csto12 11mo ago
Never thought I would see the QC on here. Good luck in your search!
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by csto12 11mo ago
Even if the books were awful, I still think they would IPO well. The hype is too strong to let a little thing like bad books stop them (looking at you Tesla)
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by csto12 1y ago
I hope this is satire. Only a moron would think this.
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by csto12 1y ago
> “the design looks challenging” That’s a hilarious way to put it
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by csto12 1y ago
I wonder how many companies are still using Scala.js. Scala was fun to work with, wish it was more popular these days.
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by csto12 1y ago
Have they considered using more AI? I’ve heard more AI will solve this
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by csto12 1y ago
Republicans don’t like green energy because the Dems push for it. It’s that simple.
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by csto12 1y ago
I think it’s important to take a second and reflect that in 2025 America we need an app like this at all.
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by csto12 1y ago
All the comments from op are LLM generated and the project has some hallmarks of being LLM generated. This feels bizarre.
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by csto12 1y ago
Whatever it is, we know it will be severely lacking in ports
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by csto12 1y ago
If that’s the future, that means a massive reduction in software engineers no? What you are describing would require one technical product manager, not a team of software engineers.

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