jatins

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by jatins 10mo ago
Not whatsapp afaik
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by jatins 11mo ago
Sad to see that leetcode has survived the next decade
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by jatins 11mo ago
What value does it provide over, say, just asking Claude to keep state in a markdown file that it can access across sessions?
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by jatins 11mo ago
I love a new editor as much as the next guy but has there been any real new/novel features in text editors over last 10 years? I feel like sublime text got most of it right and every editor since then has been a reskin of the same (jus
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by jatins 11mo ago
Gemini app is pretty solid and aistudio is a good dev focused offering. GCP and Vertex AI is still a bit of a mess but I wouldn't say the overall UX is too bad at this point
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by jatins 11mo ago
I think you may have confused parent commenter's "Handmade software movement" types comment to Handmade cities which doesn't seem related to me other than the common word handmade
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by jatins 11mo ago
I have no comment on Cloudflare being evil, but if you actually try to use their hosting products which come with a generous free tier, you realize how bad the DX is: - Their dashboard is next to GCP in terms of how bad it is. - They ship l
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by jatins 1y ago
> I, personally, was well aware of actual hiring and attrit rates up and until fairly recently. Could you provide the data in this thread so that it adds to the discussion?
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by jatins 1y ago
I think it comes down to demand and supply for jobs. The only time Amazon was forced to change its ways was during Covid hiring boom where they couldn't compete in the talent market. They were forced to increases their salary bands and
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by jatins 1y ago
Yeah, it's like most people know exercise is good for body. But good luck my rational mind getting me to the gym on most days That said I do think even the seemingly obvious need to be repeated often because the audience keeps changing
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by jatins 1y ago
100%, it was hard to take it seriously once you see usual ChatGPT-ism What's HN policy on obviously LLM written content -- Is it considered kosher?
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by jatins 1y ago
Looks interesting! Would be nice to see some screenshots on the home page for a vibe check
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by jatins 1y ago
Not a diss but even after spending O(months) do you think it's as good as what you get with Pycharm + IdeaVIM out of the box? Of course, there are other reasons to build your own configuration but I found purely from "IDE as means
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by jatins 1y ago
Would actually be interesting to see if there is some product hunt or Launch HN stats that prove/disprove this
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by jatins 1y ago
Used both. I think Claude Code is better because of better System prompt. It'll divide work into smaller tasks and go through it by default. You can get same behavior with Goose but will likely need to do a lot of prompting yourself
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by jatins 1y ago
I tested this on some day to day pattern matching kind of tasks and it didn't do well. Still the same over eagerness to make wild code changes instead of "reasoning" about the error
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by jatins 1y ago
On safety, if the blade is vibrating and I put my finger perpendicularly under it, will it cut the skin? They show the knife being touched from the side but of course that's safe
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by jatins 1y ago
> I dont know of a single person here on a visa making less than 150k salary Don't have data on this but anecdotally the base salary range for most YC startup jobs advertised here is around 150k-200k based on what I see. You are rig
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by jatins 1y ago
While the stated intention is to prevent abuse by consultancies, I think this effectively kills the H1B program. Who will be able to afford this? Not startups. 100k is like 75% of base comp in most bay area startups Among BigTech, maybe lik
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by jatins 1y ago
Is there a demo of what Antithesis does? I have seen it on HN a few times and I like the idea of monkey typing a system. But how does it work in practice? Does it call my APIs, does it introduce memory corruptions, does it bring down my con
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by jatins 1y ago
One of the curse of reading in 2025 is your mind starts to pattern match if this is AI written. Parts of this has tell tale signs of ChatGPT. Like: > 2. Digital Typing. The Modern Powerhouse Not to say it is but it kinda means the articl
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by jatins 1y ago
In fact I thought that's what OpenRouter was hosting them all along
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by jatins 1y ago
> No customer data was accessed and the vulnerability was quickly remediated within hours of disclosure How do they know this -- Do they have any audit logs confirming this? A malicious actor could have been using this for months for all
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by jatins 1y ago
the home page says "ZENOBIA PAY IS NO LONGER ACTIVE" so this is a farewell post disguised as open source announcement?
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by jatins 1y ago
Had to read that sentence a couple of times -- what does it even mean? It's possible Verge may have butchered it
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by jatins 1y ago
Not disregarding all the success MS has had under Nadella but his comms style is also extremely buzzword forward, so there was probably a _synergy_ there
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by jatins 1y ago
I am seeing this in job as well where there is increasingly a trend of submitting code that authors haven't thoroughly reviewed themselves and can't reason through
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by jatins 1y ago
It won't be a replacement for humans but will it be as good as, say, pets in terms of providing companionship?
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by jatins 1y ago
Do you do weight training in gym? I wonder if that has an impact
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by jatins 1y ago
How can _anyone_ bypass lottery when that's a USCIS process?

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