Jtsummers

8 ms·

61.
by Jtsummers 1mo ago
> I suspect that there is a body of C programmers out here that use C on a regular basis that aren’t posting who know that using C safely is 99% just using Valgrind and some specific GCC or llvm flags and you’re done. C* (the submitted l
62.
by Jtsummers 1mo ago
https://ktul.com/news/local/data-center-scandal-who-sent-fak... - Naturally, data center projects are also getting in on this made up fun.
63.
by Jtsummers 1mo ago
https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/23-939_e2pg.pdf > The president is immune to prosecution for any crime committed in office That's a misreading of the SC decision. If he walks down the street an
64.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Her ties to the CIA are mentioned in the article, but nothing about what the GGP is talking about.
65.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> Consider yourself reported. Reported? Who are you reporting me to? You made a false statement, none of your comments in this discussion were made in earnest.
66.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> Rest assured, my comments are made in earnest Ah, so a troll and a liar . Got it.
67.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
It's a troll account. Don't feed them, just downvote, flag, and move on. Engaging with trolls is a good way to waste your life.
68.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
https://archive.is/CLFVg
69.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> Rust development was already in the air a bit at the time that Go made its debut. Go's debut was in 2009 (1.0 a few years later, but you could have used it not long after its announcement at the end of 2009). Rust's first pu
70.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> The person in the cleanroom knows what the output is supposed to be, so how clean is the cleanroom really? Very, this is the entire point. If you only know an input/output mapping, then you don't know the internals of the ori
71.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> If the LLM designs the circuit, it is clear "contamination" if the tool calls which wrote the RTL / Verilog are also in the same context window as the specification design. You can't ensure it properly segregates it
72.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
There's already some precedent when dealing with humans reverse engineering systems. We use "cleanroom" approaches where the ones doing the reverse engineering are segregated from those doing the later design and development
73.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> Peer pressure and community sanctions of bad actors will result in the changes we need. It's been demonstrated over centuries that this is unreliable. We end up needing a third party (commonly governments) to step in and establish
74.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2006/jul/07/marketingandpr... - I had only vague memories of this, but here's an article from the time about it.
75.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> I remember this approach was ridiculed by the west when Russia used it few years back to staff the army... And how has that worked out for Russia? They're still stuck in a stalemate and have an enormous number of casualties to sho
76.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> What would stop people/states from suing to prevent the debt relief after it was instated? Congress passing a law and funding it would have been the big one.
77.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
The executive branch didn't really back out of SAVE. States sued and court decisions agreed that it was unconstitutional. There are definitely problems in the federal government, but yours is an inapt comparison to this hypothetical pl
78.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Exactly, a recent and local demonstration of the US's unwillingness to follow through, making it an even harder sell to others in the country. Assuming awareness of it. I know with their Internet being crippled it will be harder for in
79.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Except for the problems caused by attacking Iran earlier this year, the US does not have a problem with Iran so big it warrants trying to recruit one million soldiers and deploy them to Iran to subjugate the nation. And even the current pro
80.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
This has been discussed a lot in the past, but came up during a couple of my recent conversations. Just picking some highlights, there are a few more with 1-3 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42793483 - 22 Jan
81.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
The section on supporting minority communities is probably not going to work. In a "fool me once" kind of way, the US has reliably failed to support such groups over the years, including the Kurds (mentioned in the article) on num
82.
The Tyranny of Structurelessness (1972)(jofreeman.com)
3 points by Jtsummers 2mo ago|1 comments
83.
Dan Driscoll's Parting Shot(theatlantic.com)
6 points by Jtsummers 2mo ago|0 comments
84.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
> Maybe tonight's meal isn't disrupted, but the weekly meal planning is certainly disrupted. This appears to be happening stateside, and most, if not all, of the listed bases have nearby grocery stores (I'm saying most bas
85.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Reread my comment. I said he leaned into it. If you are unfamiliar with that phrase it means (in this context) that he accepted and adopted the term, but he did not coin it. Which was your original, false, claim.
86.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Is this a joke or just a demonstration of ignorance? The name Obamacare was not given to it by Obama, but by opponents of the law. The Obama administration just leaned into it. Blame conservatives if the name bothers you, not Obama and his
87.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Just once. But related and similar links show up regularly.
88.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
When copying someone else's work it's generally a good idea to at least attribute it to them: https://ncf.idallen.com/english.html The above comment is a copy of "The Chaos" by Gerard Noist Trenité witho
89.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Ever been lost in thought and ignored your external senses? That's what they're describing, but with visual imagery included and not just however you may normally experience thoughts.
90.
by Jtsummers 2mo ago
Conceptually is doing a lot of heavy lifting there, then. The evaluation step of many (I won't say most) mainstream (not academic, and not toys people create in class) lisps will do a compilation step. It is not being interpreted any m

More ›