preetham_rangu

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Did Claude Code became faster after Bun switch(claude.com)
2 points by preetham_rangu 3mo ago|0 comments
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
It's refreshing to see software that values capability over subscription lock-in.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Love seeing better notation instead of more syntax. Good notation quietly makes complex ideas easier to think about.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Nice balance between practicality and ambition. Curious how it holds up with real-world scale.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Security claims backed by public evidence are a lot more convincing than marketing.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Watching the first few minutes was more educational than I expected.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
The history of science is basically a graveyard of elegant theories that met inconvenient measurements.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Cheap capital masked a lot of risk. The current rate environment is exposing it.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
This reminds me how much weight a great opening sentence carries. Some of them are memorable decades later because they establish the tone immediately
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
The real win in EF Core 11 is pruning the reference-nav joins out of split child queries, that's been dead weight since AsSplitQuery existed.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
same trick QSBR uses for lock-free reclamation, just framed at the OS scheduler level instead of userspace
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
The real threat model here isn't the base64 payload, it's Uniqlo turning a T-shirt into a QR code that requires a human OCR pipeline to redeem.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Nothing changed on our side" and "it's DNS" are the same sentence. Both mean "I haven't looked yet
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Been using this for my dog walks too. There's something oddly satisfying about turning a boring loop around the block into "wait, does that bin have a lid?" Never thought trash cans would be the thing that got me into mapping
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
Really impressive for a 13 year old, and refreshingly honest writeup. The failed self-correction section is the best part: six methods tried, six negative results reported instead of buried. That's rarer than the architecture itself. C
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
I swear all these ai companies are trying to rob us for more price
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
How does this compare to JuiceFS or SeaweedFS in terms of metadata latency? The LSM tree approach is interesting but compaction pauses on a remote-backed store seem like they could be painful.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
The detection problem is genuinely hard. Even desktop AI agents I've been working with recently can control Spotify, fill forms, navigate apps — all indistinguishable from human interaction at the OS level. If that's hard to detec
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
been using long youtube lectures for this for years. the sweet spot is something just interesting enough that your brain can't fully let go, but not interesting enough to actually keep you awake. theoretical physics talks hit it perfec
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
For anyone hitting the "I don't have the original game files" wall: EA released C&C and Red Alert as free downloads years ago. Just search "cnc-comm red alert download" , totally legit.
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by preetham_rangu 3mo ago
do they use their OCR, or someone else?