commonlisp (sbcl) is one of the best sleeper techs out there. one of those if you're in the know type industry secrets. part of it is because their website looks like something out of the 90's.
news.ycombinator.comu/cmqv — 1 day ago
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When I run out of tokens, I pay for extra. It doesn't feel good, but I do it because I didn't write the codebase - the drug dealer did.
news.ycombinator.comu/reg_panda — 2 days ago
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And Claude can actually tackle [the halting problem] the same way as humans do - here in the real world, where we don't have time to let some nonsense like "mathematically proven to be unsolvable" to stand between us and our goals
news.ycombinator.comu/Abs0luteKino — 3 days ago
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"Our internal benchmarks show a massive, paradigm-shifting 0.067% performance boost (18th shot, temperature 0.0)"
github.comu/arihant2math — 4 days ago
coyoneda lemma has been helping me out (in prod - at FAANG even!) for over a decade
news.ycombinator.comu/Jumpy-Locksmith6812 — 5 days ago
SQL is poorly designed [...] the semantics are reversed. You should start with the tables, then the filters, then the columns. [...] Didn't watch the video but tired of this debate.
reddit.comu/kayinfire — 10 days ago
Some are calling for implementing a tax rate of 1% instead of fully shelving the tax, so that the system updating process becomes easier.
japantimes.co.jpu/cmqv — 11 days ago
"inspired by clojure" - is there a better signal for good taste and quality?
news.ycombinator.comu/affectation_man — 12 days ago
Can the disgruntled ex-employees contribute to the Puppeteer Stealth plugin? ;)
news.ycombinator.comu/never_inline — 14 days ago