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by wg0 1y ago
I meant you're using Cursor (I assume Claud as the model) and also wondering that you go over monthly usages and then what product/project is that where you find it so useful that you have such a usage. I have used or rather use C
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by wg0 1y ago
I'm curious what's your usage. How much different it is from Claude based Copilot. Both are genuine questions.
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by wg0 1y ago
The problem is - you can't judge if you're not skilled. So still, get skilled. Learn everything first hand. Try to master it. That's how our species prevailed in the first place.
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by wg0 1y ago
Yes already did through most of them. Either we have libraries around CRDTs or we have full BaaS (think Parse if anyone remembers or Firebase) soft of things that possibly can be self deployed but have a very heavy and iron clad curtain on
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by wg0 1y ago
I have evaluated the local first landscape and few solutions are as neat as this one! The only other (more mature seems to be) is tinyBase but that's based on a different model (CRDTs vs Event sourcing) Few questions: Would it not be p
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by wg0 1y ago
This is professionalism. Appeasement is dishonest.
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by wg0 1y ago
Speaking of which - I was wondering if there is a catalogue of release processes? Variety, usual steps, checklists? Asking because development processes are a hot market themselves think of XP, Scrum, agile etc so wondering if there's
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by wg0 1y ago
Thanks for pointing out something which by some is considered unpopular. Use AI tools all you want but wherever you want deterministic outcome - current generation isn't up to that level. We must acknowledge, understand and work around
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by wg0 1y ago
I wish there was something similar for SQLite.
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by wg0 1y ago
> Now that we’ve switched to LTX, this isn’t a problem any more. It should thus be possible to replicate /data/*.db, even if there’s hundreds or thousands of databases in that directory. That was the show stopper. Now multi ten
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by wg0 1y ago
This is an insightful read but at a place where a prompt churns out a whole model - that's yet far far away and extremely compute intensive. Philosophical point being - if human brain is also all planes all the way down with trillion d
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by wg0 1y ago
How to even process this? Like you're not an under performer and not a new joiner either.
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by wg0 1y ago
And just that much maot each AI wrapper has.
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by wg0 1y ago
Redis is in SQLite and Wireguard league of simplicity and elegance.
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by wg0 1y ago
Or sharing GPU compute. Crowd sourcing.
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by wg0 1y ago
But who will keep them updated and what incentive they would have? That's I can't imagine. Bit vague.
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by wg0 2y ago
Another heroku in the making. Also - where do these millions go? All into engineering?
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by wg0 2y ago
No, I am not that optimistic about LLMs. I just think that something is better then nothing. The burden of understanding still is with the engineers. All you would get is some (partially inaccurate at places) good overview of where to look
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by wg0 2y ago
That's a game changer for a new Open source contributor's onboarding. Put in postgres or redis codebase, get a good understanding and get going to contribute.
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by wg0 2y ago
And how do you install and maintain/upgrade kubernetes? Are you running databases also on kubernetes?
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by wg0 2y ago
So 355% tariff then? Say what?
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by wg0 2y ago
If you download GIMP, Blender etc - every user would have to report exactly the same experience mostly given the hardware is recent. In this thread however - there are varying experiences from amazing to awful. I'm not saying anyone is
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by wg0 2y ago
Man ... Classic HN. But yes unfortunately even if you across the whole functional paradigm, nix is surely complicated. And one single file whole system up is rarely true.
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by wg0 2y ago
What are the reasons for decline? Online commerce? Or shift in hacker culture?
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by wg0 2y ago
Most stupid and corrupt ruler that developed world has ever seen. Economically illiterate. Mentally unstable. Emotionally immature. Professionally incompetent. Leave him on the throne and he'll run arguably the world's greatest ci
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by wg0 2y ago
Product Managers that have nothing better to do than A/B testing. And the curse of "AI" and extensive machine learning. As if machine learning can adequately represents a person's tastes and preferences.
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by wg0 2y ago
Can anyone buy them?
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by wg0 2y ago
Even Arab dictatorships don't search phones on entry. What's happening here?
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by wg0 2y ago
So is Basecamp. Profitability is not a dirty word.
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by wg0 2y ago
All in for profitability and financial activity. That's the very foundation of innovation. But VC funding works very differently.

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