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   by hu3 1y ago

   > Of course you can do most of this in Copilot too, but you'd expect something that maybe works and needs a lot of cleanup. That hasn't been my experience with Copilot next edit feature. It often understands exactly what I&#x27
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   by hu3 1y ago

   Copilot in VSCode has autocomplete and also something they call "next edit". In my experience, next edit is a significant net positive. It fixes my typos and predicts next things I want to do in other lines of the same file. For e
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   by hu3 1y ago

   Same for VSCode which is ubiquitous and offers free Github Copilot quotas with SoTA models, for 6 months now: https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2024/12/18/free-github-c... Mistral needs to realize they
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   by hu3 1y ago

   As for HN, I see comments about swift becoming complex and bloated with many ways to do the same thing. Like C++ish.
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   by hu3 1y ago

   and it's dead
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   by hu3 1y ago

   > Go cannot solve the single problem everyone immediately has with the language... What? Survey says 13% mentioned error handling. And some people actually do prefer it as is. https://go.dev/blog/survey2024-h1-result
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   by hu3 1y ago

   It's still magnitude slower than AI GPUs. And with $10k I could pay 40 years of Claude subscription. A much smarter and faster model.
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   by hu3 1y ago

   i'm curious, did you use AI help to build it? Any hints and favorite AI tools?
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   by hu3 1y ago

   I adore C# and .NET Core. But 0s feedback loops from the likes of PHP and Bun+TypeScript spoiled me. It's like a drug I can't get enough of.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Next.js keeps breaking code so there's that.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    > Do they have stored procedures yet? MySQL has supported Stored Procedures since version 5. That was 20 years ago. No offense but I'm always curious about how people solidify easily verifiable missinformation as facts. I'm ass
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    by hu3 1y ago

    This code executes a request to MinIO servers which allows them to log your IP.
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    MariaDB Acquires Galera Cluster(mariadb.com)

    18 points by hu3 1y ago|0 comments
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Rust jobs: 0.04 Python jobs: 0.9 Seems about right, maybe. Except there's no way PHP (0.09), Ruby (0.07) and Go (0.1) are on the same magnitude as Rust jobs. So this site doesn't pass the sniff test for me.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    > They claim to still be maintaining React Router. But it’s the same team now split across two projects. That means both will slow down. I agree with your sentiment. But how complext is react routing if it needs an entire dedicated team?
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    by hu3 1y ago

    It's probably going to be free at OpenRouter. There's already a 685B parameter DeepSeek V3 for free there. https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3-0324:free
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Could you share a source for the OpenAI deal? What I could find is that iPhone users get it for free regardless: https://openai.com/index/openai-and-apple-announce-partnersh... > The ChatGPT integration, powered by
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    by hu3 1y ago

    > Also, a lot of businesses are not really interested in using an API for an LLM, instead they will modify and fine-tune their own models and deploy in their own data-centers You realize model training cost millions right? "a lot o
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    by hu3 1y ago

    I don't see why AI hype means more Python code. State of the art AI models are all closed source and accessible through an API anyways. APIs that any language can easily access. AAa for AI model development in itself, yes it's mos
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Would be nice to have feature parity comparison between Podman Desktop, Docker Desktop and Rancher Desktop.
21. 801.▲
    by hu3 1y ago

    I would have the same caution, if my code was any special. But the reality is I'm very well compensated to summon CRUD slop out of thin air. It's well tested though. I wish good luck to those who steal my code.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Bosses reading this: "this is brilliant! I'll assign multiple teams to the same project. Let the best team win! And then the other teams get PIP'd"
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Thank you for providing context. "About 55 hardware engineers, software developers, and manufacturing experts will join OpenAI as part of the acquisition". (for $6.5B) So I think WhatsApp still holds the record for engineer/$
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Thanks. Could you share the link? I'm having trouble finding their website.
25. 805.▲
    by hu3 1y ago

    microSD. Of course, never supported in any iPhone.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Interesting pattern. This is specially nice to me: "No build steps, no preprocessors, no complex configs". I worked on a project recently that followed this and Devs loved it. The DX was amazing.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    as someone who had to deal with Java stack traces the entire week, I feel attacked. God bless Gemini 2.5 Pro which ate all the traces for breakfast.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    I don't see Java being any better in this regard. Microsoft has been historically much less aggressive with lawyers compared to Oracle.
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    by hu3 1y ago

    https://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2024/10/migrating-from-post...
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    by hu3 1y ago

    Mostly borrow checker. Lifetime syntax can be off putting.