BenGosub

Surprising decision in a time when writing code is cheap and so many projects migrate to Rust.

It's terrorism

About one and a half years ago I was an early adopter of DSPy and I had better results (compared to LlamaIndex) with structuring unstructured data just by putting it in DSPy models, before any optimization step whatsoever.

Also, IMO DSPy didn't take off because it requires preparing train and test datasets and that takes time and effort. Now with Gepa I expect things are getting very interesting, the optimizations can come just from descriptions.

IMO LangGraph is currently used a lot as an agent and RAG framework, DSPy doesn't have the same use case, even though there's overlap. And I think the montly numbers doesn't do justice, because what I see now is a lot of companies doing things wrongly.

There have been hundreds of thousands of Palestinians brutally murdered by Israel, yet the US has not intervened in Israel yet.

I agree that Opencodr is using a lot of RAM, but regarding the features, I am ak only using the built in features and I wouldn't say they are too many, they are just enough for a complete workflow. If you need more you can install plugins, which I haven't done yet and it's my daily driver for four months.

I don't understand, why is it hard to track or find such a large ship?

I have non-coder friends who are vibe coding apps. The process isn't smooth, vut they are definitely excited for the new abilities they get from the models. Maybe they are a minority, but they definitely exist.

They don't even try to cover it anymore.

Is Iran supposed supposed to be banned on Binance?

All wrongs in Gatsby have been gotten right in Astro. What will happen next remains to be seen, but currently Astro is amazing for a few specific cases it covers. The performance, developer experience and documentation are all great.

amazing performance.

It feels that today security is secondary to growth. As long as your growing, a few incidents here and there aren't going to make a difference.

I have a feeling that usually when someone complains about freedom of speech, they are actually complaining about something else.