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by 0x457 1y ago
I would expect that a protocol such as TCP performs much better than QUIC in benchmarks. Now do a realistic benchmark over roaming LTE connection and come back with the results. Without seeing actual benchmark code, it's hard to tell i
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by 0x457 1y ago
so you're telling me this is valid Pony? actor Main new create(env: Env) => TCPListener(TCPListenAuth(env.root), Listener(env.out)) ?? If so, I don't want to every see that language in my life ever again.
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by 0x457 1y ago
> "I want cheap labour from people I don't trust and don't want to teach". Uhm...no? This is just about keeping things DRY. Do you pride yourself in writing an SQL query from scratch every time you need a query databa
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by 0x457 1y ago
Repositories do make sense tho. If my interface is raw ActiveRecord, then you can't be mad at your junior for making a full table scan with "where" on every request. I don't know why would you replace AR to make a reposi
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by 0x457 1y ago
What is this, then? https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/blob/main/examples/echo/ec...
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by 0x457 1y ago
Most of these agents work with any OpenAI compatible endpoints.
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by 0x457 1y ago
You can run, it will just run on CPU and will be pretty slow. Macs, like everyone in this thread said, use unified memory, so it's 64GB between CPU and GPU, while for you its just 64 for CPU.
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by 0x457 1y ago
LLM somewhat understood ffmpeg documentation? Not sure what is not clear here.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Because internally, there isn't a difference between correctly "recalled" token and incorrectly (hallucinated).
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by 0x457 1y ago
Probably hiding the fact that it's whitespace significant
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by 0x457 1y ago
UNtil 2009 to 2016 AMD was free to use any fab as long as GloFo still has something to do. In 2016, AMD had to pay GloFo to NOT use them for some node sizes. AMD used TSMC for their CPUs (not IO die!) at least for one generation, and TSMC a
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by 0x457 1y ago
Because you wanted to do 1 + '1'?
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by 0x457 1y ago
>Cryptocurrency is a nice idea but there are and have always been too many gas fees for anyone to sensibly use it. I want to buy something not support everyone that get their hands in my transaction chain. But you're doing this with
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by 0x457 1y ago
In your mind, company that as a contract with a fab is not fabless? Do you think AMD can just stop ordering from TSMC today and call it a day? AMD was fine with having GloFo as a fab until 20nm process. They were already behind, but not ter
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by 0x457 1y ago
So every second counts?
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, at a range, sometimes can't properly rack the slide and still hit everything I wanted to hit. I got used to doing lock/release instead due to that skill issue.
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by 0x457 1y ago
These are two entirely different a's you're storing reference to it in the same variable. You can do the same in rust (we agree it statically and strongly typed, right?): let a = 1; let a = '1'; Strongly typing means I c
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by 0x457 1y ago
It's strongly typed, but it's also duck typed. Also, in ruby everything is an object, even the class itself, so type checking there is weird. Sure it stops you from running into "'1' + 2" issues, but won't
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by 0x457 1y ago
This is why constructors are dumb IMO and rust way is the right way. Nothing stops you from returning Result<CorrectObject,ConstructorError> in CorrectObject::new(..) function because it's just a regular function struct field vis
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by 0x457 1y ago
Yes, but that contract was a result of going fabless and spinning off GloFo into its own entity longer before Zen. AMD went fabless in 2009 during K8 lifecycle. Since then, we had an entire dynasty of failed bulldozer CPUs. I fail to see ho
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by 0x457 1y ago
> A big part of AMD's turnaround was going fabless. Part of it, sure, but they were still fabless and in the ditch before Zen. Unless you're referring to going with TSMC instead of GloFo as going fabless.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Is if I use OpenSSL to generate random number, but someone accidentally made it return 4 and nothing else. Is it a correctness issues or security issue? The whole feature simply does not work.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, that should be the first thing you? If it doesn't catch it, then what are you testing?
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by 0x457 1y ago
I would, it's an ADHD thing for me.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Just wait until chef pulls out a flamethrower to make a gray slob of meat into a delicious steak.
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, yes, as soon as you take meat off the heat, temperature continues to raise for some time, but it starts dropping off during the rest period. I cook til 125F, take it off, let it rest, cut. I have a probe that measures it in multiple p
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by 0x457 1y ago
Please don't think of this as moving the goal post, but back to maps and GPS: you're still doing the navigation (i.e. actual change in direction), just doing it with different tools. The last time I dealt with integrals by hand or
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by 0x457 1y ago
Well, no. I was talking about BlackRock and Vanguard passive funds.
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by 0x457 1y ago
If your checklist is PITA to got through, then completing it will more like to lure you into that false sense of security that you might even miss something obvious. IMO the best way is to start small, and every time checklist didn't c
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by 0x457 1y ago
Uhm, having a weather api is probably the easiest thing to implement because of how catchable it is. Any public api accidental can be prevented by tiered rate-limiting: - uber low limits for anon access - low, but reasonable for register fr

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