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kurtis_reed··on Do YC after you graduate: Early decision for students
What do you mean "turn out their other job offers"?
kurtis_reed··on Betty Crocker broke recipes by shrinking boxes
Huh?
kurtis_reed··on Python has had async for 10 years – why isn't it more popular?
The premise of the article is wrong. Async in Python is popular. I'd expect most new web backends to use it.

The article says SQLalchemy added async support in 2023 but actually it was 2020.

kurtis_reed··on Toronto’s network of pedestrian tunnels
Honestly I have no idea what people get out of trolling like this
kurtis_reed··on I Don't Have Spotify
Ok
kurtis_reed··on Some thoughts on LLMs and software development
Whoosh
kurtis_reed··on China is eating the world
What's the "eating" part though?
kurtis_reed··on Crimes with Python's Pattern Matching (2022)
{:} should have been the empty dict, now there's no good solution
kurtis_reed··on Crimes with Python's Pattern Matching (2022)
Double indentation
kurtis_reed··on DHH: CV's Are Full of Shit
What's DHH?
kurtis_reed··on Set H/N as a Preferred Source on Google
404
kurtis_reed··on Ask HN: Would you get a CS degree today?
No
kurtis_reed··on Orion Browser
Do many Kagi customers use Orion? Are you having trouble retaining ones who don't?

> I am 100% sure

I'm definitely less than 100% sure. (I'd take a bet at those odds.)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43982643

kurtis_reed··on 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results
Why?
kurtis_reed··on Gemini with Deep Think achieves gold-medal standard at the IMO
Accurate formalization is presumably easier than solving the problems, so you can always formalize and check after the solution is generated
kurtis_reed··on OpenAI claims gold-medal performance at IMO 2025
Thank you for this invaluable contribution
kurtis_reed··on ChatGPT agent: bridging research and action
This... what?
kurtis_reed··on A Typology of Canadianisms
Toilet is the object, not the room it's in
kurtis_reed··on Backlog.md – Markdown‑native Task Manager and Kanban visualizer for any Git repo
Part of this confusing trend of naming projects like files
kurtis_reed··on Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (June 2025)
You killed her?
kurtis_reed··on Learnings from building AI agents
There was a blog post from another AI code review tool: "How to Make LLMs Shut Up"

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42451968

kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
The point is they were moving _towards_ a nuke
kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
Lol
kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
...in response to...
kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
The comment was just saying that its parent was incorrect that Israel was the aggressor.
kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
The intelligence was that Iran was moving toward a nuke, they just weren't there yet.
kurtis_reed··on U.S. bombs Iranian nuclear sites
Israel would say if Iran just stops attacking and threatening Israel then they wouldn't need to defend themselves.
kurtis_reed··on Guess I'm a Rationalist Now
Hang out and talk
kurtis_reed··on Guess I'm a Rationalist Now
The "neoreactionary movement" is definitely not dominant
kurtis_reed··on Guess I'm a rationalist now
It's a terrible name that collides with the older one you're thinking of
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