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by pritambarhate 3mo ago
Is the license for this AGPL? Can someone please confirm?
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by pritambarhate 4mo ago
Which can be said of any country. Most of the good devs in US are working for the best US comapnies and not for small companies with less budgets.
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by pritambarhate 8mo ago
I guess you need to know about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46597781
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by pritambarhate 8mo ago
The YouTuber discovers the deletion around 9m 20s in the video. Also I don't think many non programmers will even know "rm -rf" command and what it does. So even if a non programmer was doing it command by command by giving p
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by pritambarhate 8mo ago
It's all the things Apple's processors are excellent at and AMD is not far behind Apple. So unless Intel delivers on all those things they can't hope to gain the market share they have lost.
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
May be because you are not familiar with Addy Osmani and his work. He is known for his very high quality performance optimisation work for web for almost a decade now. So anything he has read, edited and put his stamp of authority on is wor
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
What is good design and code quality? If I can keep adding new features without introducing big regressions that is good design and good code quality. (Of course there will come a time when it will not be possible and it will need a rewrite
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
As far as I understand Claude (or any other LLM) doesn't do anything on it's own account. It has to be prompted to something and it's actions depend on the prompt. The responsibility of this is on the creators of Agent Villag
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
Does anyone know how does Astral.sh plan to make money?
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
Even with LLMs delivering software that consistently works requires quite a bit of work and in most cases requires certain level of expertise. Humans also write quite a bit of garbage code. People using LLMs to code these days is similar to
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
Even billion dollar software products have similar clauses, it doesn't have anything to do with vibe coding. To build and sell software no educational qualification is needed. Quality of the software comes from testing. Humans and LLMs
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by pritambarhate 9mo ago
Let's say there is an architect and he also owns a construction company. This architect, then designs a building and gets it built from of his employees and contractors. In such cases the person says, I have built this building. People
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The Path to Mojo 1.0(modular.com)
5 points by pritambarhate 9mo ago|4 comments
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
May be because you are not OpenAI user. I am. I find it useful and I pay for it. I don't want my data to be retained beyond what's promised in the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I don't think the Judge is equipped to handle
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
> Why on earth would they delete their most valuable competitive advantage? Becuase they are bound by their terms of service? Because if they won't no business would ever use their service and without businesses using their service
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
What's wrong in it? LLM is a tool which makes one more productive.
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
>> May I suggest that everyone just drop this whole 'develop/program it once, run it everywhere' slogan that just gets repeated endlessly when people try to promote their new platform/framework/library or what
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
Google is trying to build the same with Flutter. Kudos to the CogentCore team to build and ship this! Looks like this is made by a 2 people team. That's a lot of work to pull off! I personally wanted something like this for Go for a wh
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
Just tried Qwen 3 32B 4bit and 8bit GGUF via Ollama today on RunPod A40 GPUs. For general knowledge questions the results were very underwhelming. Here are answers to 3 questions I asked to the 8 bit GGUF model (skipping the thinking tokens
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Ask HN: Does any one know if Firebase is a successful from Google's perspective?
26 points by pritambarhate 1y ago|20 comments
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
I think at this moment all governments should start funding the open source foundations so that the foundations can train as well as retain good programming talent to keep the important open source software maintained. I think it will serve
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
Also creates an image that Netflix is a tech company!
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by pritambarhate 1y ago
I have wireless CarPlay in my car and I don't care about plugging it in for short rides. It's convenient that I don't have to plug it in every time I am on a 20-30 min ride just to get directions. It's a very useful feat
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
What's the license of the Python package: https://pypi.org/project/agentsjson/ AGPL? https://github.com/wild-card-ai/agents-json/blob/master/LICE...
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
If an employee demonstrates the same level of productivity without using AI, most managers would likely be fine with that approach. However, if a manager observes that several team members are more productive with AI and are achieving busin
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
That’s because in this case scaling to big traffic needs more hardware which is very expensive and even if you have money the manufacturers may not have the capacity you need.
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
In India Flutter is quite popular. But I also doubt there will be professional 1M flutter devs our there. However if we include students and hobbyists, then definitely there could be a 1M Flutter devs out there.
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
A lot of people here are comparing Flutter with programming languages like Python, PHP, etc. It shows how under appreciated UI development is and the amount of complexity UI developers need to handle. Also UI framework developers are always
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
My experience has been exactly opposite. Ability to do Vacuums is good. MySQL doesn’t free up space taken by deleted rows. The only option to free up the space is to mysqldump the db and load it again. Not practical in most of the situation
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by pritambarhate 2y ago
Actually many big name companies do contribute a lot to open source. Few Examples: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members https://openjsf.org/members https://www.python.org/psf&#

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