CrimsonRain

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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
I'm in similar boat as you but for me, a lot of these are yes. Some went "Nope" for a short while but slowly getting back to yes. That's why they are real luxuries...
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
which is perfectly ok https://x.com/bunjavascript/status/2095980008653381959 https://x.com/emilahlback/status/2095928331619225955 and so on...
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
With current LLMs, the continuity/carrying/context management is _your_ task. When AGI is achieved etc...
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
I was reading this book "Why Greatness Can't be Planned". Very interesting concept. From some startup SWE as well. Contains quite a few topics I wanted to read about but even for a "thin" 130 pages book, it is still
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
Op didn't say longform is worse than shorts. I'm sure the opposite. The issue is padding. Most longform are padded to death. That's the issue. 30 years ago, that was the only option to read from. So people did it. Now people
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
Articles like this is what you get when you give mics to mentally unstable people. Have no self control; kicks phones...then blames society and writes doomposts.
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
Re: books Most books are useless and boring. Some books have good concept but drags things needlessly. I still read a good amount everyday but not a 300 page book where the core content is 2 page. However, a great book is still interesting
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
This is perfectly valid position to have. I also feel the same way. Unless I'm directly interacting with the LLM, someone should endorse the content.
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
LLMs write better than most journalists. It also writes better than majority people in the world when it comes to English as majority are really bad in writing. And of course, LLMs write as you prompt. Personally, I'm happy to read bro
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
Bun v1.4.1 - Fixes 202 issues, addressing 236 - Reduced idle memory usage - HTTP/2 in Bun.serve() - Big upgrade for Bun's bundler - bun build --compile executables load faster & we shrunk bytecode - Bun starts 1ms faster Anoth
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
Firefox is shit because Mozilla is run by garbage people. I have used Firefox for 10 years; for many years I was on nightly to help testing. Their ui was bad, they could not get ui locks up issue fixed for many years, and instead of focusin
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by CrimsonRain 1mo ago
I feel for you and I'm similar too. However, there's a fine line between what you are describing and "perfect is the enemy of the good". I've seen some who claim to be like you but in practice they are a net negativ
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
A model is not useless if it is not sota. Price, and speed are also important. A 6 months old model that can run at 1/10th hardware and much faster too, can be much more capable than a sota model when you don't have unlimited budg
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
China doesn't want to be your daddy because you have a daddy next to you. That's the "free" protection you got, saved trillions by not spending much on military, propped up your economy by leveraging US free market while
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
And you don't need excel. Pen and paper gets the job done. Good logic.
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
so first it was rust rewrite bad. Then rewrite with ai can never work. Then it will be riddled with bugs. It'll crash. It'll take years to fix. On the other hand, rewrite was mostly done in record time. New version added massive n
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
It's not as fast. It is far more resources hungry when dealing with beyond 50 rows or more. Puts needless pressure on backend. It is not a good idea when sending whole dataset to client is feasible/better choice.
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
As it should be if not more. What's wrong with it?
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
And...? It just shows how active and big the project is.
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
Why it doesn't work? It is working for me. It is working for bun. It is working for others who actually embraces it and puts in the work to get it working.
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
https://youtu.be/i38DgEuaJwM https://x.com/bunjavascript/status/2090443675063263738?s=46
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
Boo hoo https://bun.com/blog/bun-v1.4
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Bun v1.4
3 points by CrimsonRain 2mo ago|2 comments
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
the solution to that is letting those people get scammed.
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
So they are being more cautious and spending more time on polish after a never been done before historical massive rewrite...? Stop the press! They are not shipping as fast they used to! Omg!
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
have you? Type -canary instead of this garbage article
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
why does the powerwall come with such a tiny battery for large cost where cars come with huge battery?
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
I want to take a screen shot of the transaction I just did. Can't because some ahole decided for me that it's too sensitive information and blacks out the whole screen. this API is stupid without control in settings of the os
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by CrimsonRain 2mo ago
Which type do you buy? In olive oil? Any specific brand?
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Bun v1.4 with an additional 1,493 passed tests from the Node test suite(twitter.com)
2 points by CrimsonRain 2mo ago|1 comments

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