swaminarayan

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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
26% of AI coding sessions are abandoned within 60 seconds .Is this a prompt problem, a tooling problem, or a limitation of current models?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
AI coding agents can execute shell commands. what’s the safest way to control them in production?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
Axe treats LLM agents like Unix programs—small, composable, version-controllable. Are we finally doing AI the Unix way?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
sure will take a look
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
How are people sharing reproducible AI coding sessions today? Screenshots and recordings never capture the full interaction.
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
“Context rot” with AI coding tools is definitely real. After a few sessions the agent forgets earlier decisions, and you end up repeating the same planning conversation again. Storing the plan and discussion as Markdown in Git is an interes
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
Nice breakdown. I’m curious how often the guard check for a function-local static actually shows up in real profiles. In most codebases Instance() isn’t called in tight loops, so the safety of lazy initialization might matter more than a fe
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
At ~5KB gzipped this is impressively small. What were the biggest features you deliberately left out to keep the size that low?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
Very cool project. MMO server codebases tend to accumulate a lot of architectural complexity over time, so starting fresh with a cleaner separation between networking and game logic makes a lot of sense. Curious about the sector-based delta
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GPT-5.4 in Microsoft Foundry(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by swaminarayan 7mo ago|0 comments
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
If an AI agent runs inside the page and can see the DOM and the user’s session, how do you keep it safe without limiting what it can actually do?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
which AI features will I get in neo ?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
I agree
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
This reminds me a bit of how the GitHub CLI evolved into a foundation for automation and tooling. Do you see the Google Workspace CLI primarily as something for humans using the terminal, or more as a stable interface that automation and AI
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
A lot of apps try to solve the “stay in touch with people” problem, but in my experience the novelty usually wears off after a while and the reminders start feeling like noise. Curious how you approached this in Poppy — did you design anyth
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
Have you tested this under high concurrency with lots of short OLTP queries? I’m curious whether the much faster compile time actually moves the point where JIT starts paying off, or if it’s still mostly useful for heavier queries.
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
Well above articles are misleading, it depends on who writes it, nobody has concrete proof. so please don't blindly trust.
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
This is pre release v0.3.0, not production ready. Please run enough tests at your end, before consuming it in production. Any feedback in design is most welcome.
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
lol
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
wrong guess.
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
For people who have shipped non-trivial Web Audio projects — what was the hardest part of debugging your audio graph?
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by swaminarayan 7mo ago
How are you doing semantic end-of-turn detection without adding latency to the critical path? Is it a separate lightweight model or integrated into the LLM stream?
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Internals of a Key-Value Store Built on SQLite's B-Tree Engine(hash-anu.github.io)
5 points by swaminarayan 8mo ago|0 comments
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
For teams that have tried both, where does MCP clearly outperform just giving the model a CLI?
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
How does this compare in practice to using git with very frequent auto-commits or something like file-system snapshots?
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
If mmap-style file access is this powerful, why do most higher-level languages avoid exposing typed, struct-level mappings directly instead of just byte buffers?
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
This is neat — curious how you’re detecting quota usage across different providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.). Are you parsing responses heuristically, or is there a library? Also wondering how accurate this stays as providers keep changing
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
Should AI coding tools be sandboxed by default before they’re allowed to touch local files?
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
Very cool — NuGet discovery has definitely felt lacking for a while. Curious how you’re calculating popularity and ranking. Is it purely download counts, or are you incorporating signals like GitHub activity, release recency, maintenance ca
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by swaminarayan 8mo ago
How does SplatHash compare to BlurHash and ThumbHash in terms of visual fidelity vs byte size at the same target length?

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