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Filesystem Is Lying to You(faraazahmad.github.io)
2 points by faraaz98 4d ago|0 comments
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Using static analysis to reduce token usage of AI coding agents(faraazahmad.github.io)
2 points by faraaz98 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Postman for MCP Servers(github.com)
1 points by faraaz98 1y ago|0 comments
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by faraaz98 1y ago
I've been calling for this approach for a while. It's kinda similar to how the human brain has areas that are good at specific tasks
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by faraaz98 1y ago
Author here, You're right. That IS my goal though, to get rid of stuff I don't want quicker. > Then I can take one glance at the summary and skim through the video in my first watch. If I find it interesting, I would watch it c
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There's too much content, so I built an AI knowledge assistant(faraazahmad.github.io)
7 points by faraaz98 1y ago|2 comments
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by faraaz98 2y ago
Who are you? Cixin Liu?
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by faraaz98 2y ago
Twitter fail whale was more skill issue that Rails shortcomings. If you read the book Hatching Twitter, you'll know quickly they weren't great at code
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by faraaz98 2y ago
Tldr for erlang users?
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by faraaz98 2y ago
It can also be caused by autoimmune thyroidism
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by faraaz98 2y ago
On the URL bar. The URL shows when you click on it
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by faraaz98 2y ago
Fascinating! I'm looking to do an FM save in the J League. which team would you recommend?
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by faraaz98 2y ago
Daniel Levy Like the Tottenham Hotspurs owner??
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by faraaz98 3y ago
It's one thing to support your local grocer and totally different to support a company with multiple millions in VC funding, especially when they company doesn't even offer you much advantage (Lisp features)
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by faraaz98 3y ago
Those countries are monarchies, yes. I wouldn't call them dictatorships. Based on external optics, I'd say there's a few countries that are technically democracies but give off more dictatorship vibes than the 3 you mentioned
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by faraaz98 3y ago
I've read somewhere that you're more likely to get a job through an acquaintance then a closer friend
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Ruby 3.2 added WASI integration(deepsource.io)
4 points by faraaz98 4y ago|0 comments
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by faraaz98 4y ago
it does
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by faraaz98 4y ago
I'd like to know this from a more informed person as well. My guess is that yjit is only now production ready, they've been building it for a while and enabled behind an experimental flag
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by faraaz98 4y ago
https://ziglang.org/learn/why_zig_rust_d_cpp/
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by faraaz98 4y ago
It's been really interesting to see a Ruby article on the HN frontpage almost every week. I wonder what's causing that?
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Compared to Rails, django will feel like fastapi Imo
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Well you can if you want. There's a lot of Ruby projects that are looking for contributions.
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Is it because maths is "incomplete" ala godel incompleteness theorem?
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by faraaz98 4y ago
I like Elixir but as of the latest Ruby version, you can use ractors. They aren't bound by the gil
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Unfortunately no. There's been a sight increase in interest ever since Ruby 3 but something else is needed for a spark
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Great post! I feel like Ruby can make a comeback if a lot more people use it for more than just Rails
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by faraaz98 4y ago
If people aren't making too much noise about a language feature then I just assume it was implemented right
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by faraaz98 4y ago
As soon as I saw, "you should listen to your elders" being used as a reason to read this article, i knew it wouldn't be high quality
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by faraaz98 4y ago
Great opportunity for Godot to take up space in 2d and low scope 3d games

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