I was building a small console application. A simple cart. It was nothing fancy but a chance to experiment with input, calculations, and formatted ...
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This was a sleeper. I didn't expect much from it. Boy, was I wrong! Nice, simple idea that builds and reveals its hidden complexity in ways that are generally applicable. Really well done. Thanks! More please!
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This is the kind of article that quietly makes you feel like a better developer after reading it.
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Keep up the great work!
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I loved where this was going! I really enjoyed when you brought in the LLM. I thought I knew where you would end up, but I was wrong.
Why not use Redis, to capture your pluralizations?
Low latency, no duplication, still have control.
A local LLM or even SLM could be used also!
Thank you so much for writing this up! Keep up the good work!
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I love how this highlights the little details that make code feel polished! Pluralization seems small, but it really improves user experience and readability. Thanks for sharing these practical insights!
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This is really helpful.
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Technically funny 😁
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Good one. This is quite refreshing. I am not a dev yet, but I was able to read your solution clearly and understand 100%.
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