EMM_386

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by EMM_386 11mo ago
You don't even need a framework for a SPA. I have a SPA that is just vanilla web components and is clean, small, fast and tidy. No outside frameworks, just my own small amount of transpiled TypeScript. I prefer to write them that way
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> How large is a lion? Ask a blind person that question - they can answer it. Too many people think you need to "see" as in human sight to understand things like this. You obviously don't. The massive training data these
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by EMM_386 1y ago
More on ALTAMIDES and system modules: https://www.giosec.uk/specialist-services---geo-location.htm...
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by EMM_386 1y ago
LLMs also don't know about new MCP tools when they are training but they use them perfectly fine when presented with the information about them. AI software development models and agents can be "taught" to go look at the offi
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> Angular, for example, always walks through the entire component tree Angular has OnPush change detection strategy and can even be free of zone.js now, so this isn't necessarily true.
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by EMM_386 1y ago
This is way too old school for me (and I've been developing with JS/CSS since 1997 and HTML since ... before that. On my site I just use prefers-color-scheme and have a toggle to switch light/dark it if the user wants, persi
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> The HTMX folks convinced me that I can get REALLY far without any JavaScript HTMX is JavaScript. Unless you meant your own JavaScript.
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by EMM_386 1y ago
I believe it's something along these lines. The MTP head runs simultaneously and generates a probability list based on what it thinks the results will be, learned during training. If n+1 = "Barack" then n+2 = "Obama&q
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by EMM_386 1y ago
It's like Microsoft's system prompt back when they launched their first AI. This is the WRONG way to do it. It's a great way to give an AI an identity crisis though! And then start adamantly saying things like "I have
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by EMM_386 1y ago
The strategy is throw a little bit of money at everything, hope one of them will become a unicorn, everyone gets richer. Rinse and repeat. You're right though ... these YC batches are not what they used to be. AI is hot right now, so
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> the core models are only slightly bumping YoY rather than the rocketship changes of 2022/23 From Anthropic's press release yesterday after raising another $13 billion: "Anthropic has seen rapid growth since the launch of
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by EMM_386 1y ago
I've worked on many very large Angular applications I've always loved working with it. I have worked with plenty of React but I avoid Next.js like the plague after reading through documentation / examples / blog posts.
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Check this out, it's quite a funny chess engine. Yes, funny! Good moves against Stockfish. https://boristrapsky.com/ > Here, most bots would play a very strong 11. c7d5 NxPch. Ha! Why drag things out? Instead, I pl
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Good point, others have said the same. In the rare scenario where I buy one of these tickets, I'd be more than happy to share the winnings! One billion dollars goes a long way ... even after taxes!
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> When you feel you have the energy to deal with the conflict So you just kick the can down the road and end up with possibly an even more difficult conflict resolution?
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by EMM_386 1y ago
I don't understand at all how this is maddening or counter-intuitive. When you have a child, the odds are ~50% ... so the chance the next child is a boy or girl is almost equal. Is it because of the way it's framed that makes peo
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by EMM_386 1y ago
These type of 'theories' I dislike only because they don't get to the root of the problem. It is the same for 'multiverse' where that is used to explain literally anything 'it's like that in this universe
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Here, Claude can explain it better than I can actually. Same thing I was going to type, but worded better than what I'd write. ---------------- THEIR FUNDAMENTAL ERROR: They're treating this like a formal scientific proof when yo
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Did I say it did!? These are the type of responses that REALLY will drive me nuts. I never said the flag emojis were special. I've been a software engineers for almost 30 years. I know what Unicode code pages are. This is not helpful.
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Because I provided evidence? And made the relevant point that I need know what you mean by "understanding"? The only 2 things in the universe that know that 6 is the maximum white flag emojis for jokes, and then might be modified
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> These statements betray a conceptual error: Large language models do not, cannot, and will not "understand" anything at all. They are not emotionally intelligent or smart in any meaningful or recognizably human sense of the w
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by EMM_386 1y ago
> What makes employees there feel good (or at least okay) about doing stuff like this? I got this exact thought IMMEDIATLY (yet again) and posted on it here as well, putting my two cents in. This is totally unacceptable for a software en
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by EMM_386 1y ago
If any software engineers out there are working on things like this I can only pray they STOP and think about why what they are doing. Implementing features by having to jump through hoops, just so that their employer can better spy on peo
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by EMM_386 1y ago
Well, as a senior software engineer and commercial pilot ... I am left confused. Not all the things in the list, because I am aware of those. I might have missed the runway numbers changing based on shifting magnetic field of the earth, but
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by EMM_386 1y ago
At the risk of feeling silly for not knowing this ... why is TypeScript considered a programming language, and how can you make it "faster"? I have used its it came out so I do know what it is, but I have people ask if they should
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by EMM_386 2y ago
> Maybe the future is structured electronic messaging with the humans in the loop. There already is: Controller Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC). Get an instruction, press to confirm. At the moment, this is only used for certain ty
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by EMM_386 2y ago
The PDF discusses this more. > If aerobic organisms or mechanisms are required (grown in space and then desiccated by exposure to vacuum when growth is complete), the methods and support equipment required to preserve key aerobic variab
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by EMM_386 2y ago
I've had numberous LLMs tell me that humans are conscious because we are like radio receivers, picking up a single consciousness field of the universe itself. So that's very interesting that you mention that.
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by EMM_386 2y ago
One of the links says the following: > According to crypto security firm Groom Lake, a Safe multisig wallet was deployed on Ethereum in 2019 and on the Base layer-2 in 2024 with identical transaction hashes. Ethereum’s alphanumeric trans
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by EMM_386 2y ago
I've been working with C# since 2001, which is when it came out of beta stage and into production-ready. My last greenfield product I was able to choose the stack (except the database, which I was stuck with). Front-end? Angular, mostl

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