Asraelite

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by Asraelite 1y ago
Then customize it not to be. Are you criticizing it for having too many configuration options?
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by Asraelite 1y ago
You can use Cursor + Roo/Cline to get the best of both, although you need to tweak the pane layout and keybindings a bit. That's what I did for a few months before switching to Zed.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Oh, I got excited that there might be a novel approach to asymmetric cryptography.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Is this or could this be adapted to be post-quantum?
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I didn't see that, yikes. That's one hell of a breach then.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Not even necessary. Salted hashes are enough, assuming you used a strong password.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
"polar" is /ˈpoʊlər/. Did you mean to use /ˈpoʊlaɪn/?
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Why /ˈpɔːlaɪn/ and not /ˈpoʊlaɪn/ or /ˈpɑlaɪn/? Seems like an unnatural way to pronounce it, given the spelling.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
> CRDTs are also crazy slow due to their architecture What kinds of CRDTs specifically are you referring to? On its own this statement sounds far too broad to be meaningful. It's like saying "nested for loops are crazy slow&quo
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by Asraelite 1y ago
So why didn't you fork it? And what specifically were the licensing issues? workout.lol is MIT from what I can see.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Years ago when online discussion around this topic was mostly done by small communities talking about the singularity and such, I felt like there was a pretty clear definition. Humans are capable of consistently making scientific progress.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
> make sure compiler support is good enough Do compilers optimize for specific RISC-V CPUs, not just profiles/extensions? Same for drivers and kernel support. My understanding was that if it's RISC-V compliant, no extra work is
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I want edutainment. Nowhere has anywhere close to the level of content as YouTube when it comes to that.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
> Human identity is not produced by language or content — it is a curvature phenomenon: a harmonic stabilization of symbolic echoes across recursive phase layers. This paper is meaningless garbage.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
If we had the technology to move a planet, we would also have the technology to build a planet-sized space station, which would be a much more efficient use of resources. You could use spin gravity to make the entire mass inhabitable and us
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by Asraelite 1y ago
It does use locks. If you go down deep enough you eventually end up with hardware primitives that are effectively locks, although they might not be called that. The CPU clock itself can be thought of as a kind of lock.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Fast-tracked citizenship.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
In the game LittleBigPlanet you can send digital signals between logic gates which are internally 32-bit floats. Because of the game's mechanics, the most data you can reasonably store in them is 24 bits using just the mantissa. There&
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by Asraelite 1y ago
People Who Downplay Cursor Usually Lack the Skills to Utilize It Properly /s > In fact, Cursor’s code completion isn’t much better than GitHub Copilot’s. They both use the same underlying models The difference is in the tooling arou
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by Asraelite 1y ago
...Yeah? I'm not disagreeing with the rest of the article, just specifically the part about criticising media's use of the word "fire" instead of "loose".
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by Asraelite 1y ago
There were no English-speaking places that used bows extensively. The closest would've been Early Modern English, which is still drastically different to Modern English. If the actors were actually speaking Shakespearean English then s
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I disagree with the point about the word "fire". How can you criticize the English word used if historically they weren't even speaking English? Scenes are depicted in English instead of the native language of the setting for
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I would agree that there aren't any arguments for spaces and would be 100% on the side of tabs, except for one problem: variable width means you can't enforce a maximum column limit. Some people don't care about column limits
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by Asraelite 1y ago
> Manners are super important to help us work together so losing manners is a real problem. I'm not sure this is true. To me it seems politeness is a mostly self-reinforcing cultural phenomenon that doesn't have any real object
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by Asraelite 1y ago
A lot of people call Irish "Gaelic" colloquially. I hear it especially often from Americans. No idea how common it is in more formal settings.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
Yeah, to a degree, my dad speaks Irish and he says the same. But it's not quite enough to be considered the same language. It's comparable to Norwegian and Swedish, or Portuguese and Spanish.
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by Asraelite 1y ago
The existence of a dialect continuum doesn't make them the same language. By that logic, Dutch and German are the same. Irish and Scottish are very similar, but they are not mutually intelligible. It's very annoying when people us
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I would love if the way to respond "yes" to the CLI is "why not"
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by Asraelite 1y ago
I use it for basically everything I can, not just code completion, including end-to-end bug fixes when it makes sense. But most of the time even the current Gemini and Claude models fail with the hard things. It might be because most bugs t
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by Asraelite 1y ago
> Gemini would consistently figure out the root cause and write decent fix & tests. I feel like you might be using it differently to me. I generally don't ask AI to find the cause of a bug, because it's quite bad at that. I

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