Jyaif

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by Jyaif 2y ago
> You should never write code that's impossible to understand without fancy IDE features with Rust that ship has sailed
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Is this technique still used in modern engines to determine which part of a level to render?
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by Jyaif 2y ago
> curious if anyone has ideas how an LLM provider could moat AI By knowing a lot about me, like the details of my relationships, my interests, my work. The LLM would then be able to be better function than the other LLMs. OpenAI already
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Forget about forking, just offering a build of Chromium for a single platform and architecture that gets the security updates in time is a lot of work.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Nice work! Out of curiosity, are there any of these features that couldn't be done with WebGL 2?
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by Jyaif 2y ago
I was careful to say "into _the_ app". That being said I agree, if there's one criticism that is valid it's that this app should allow you to choose your providers. Anybody knows if it already does?
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by Jyaif 2y ago
When you think about it, the goal of browsers is to MITM the data in order to present it in a way that is helpful to the users. > What would you think if I randomly injected my own promotional content in your HN comments in a way that&#x
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by Jyaif 2y ago
This feature is basically just a shortcut to copy paste text in the app. I actually wouldn't mind having this in my mobile browser, assuming it works well.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
According to the article, he said it could be achieved in 2025, which seems pretty obvious to me as well even though I don't have any visibility into what is going on inside those companies.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
He committed suicide, but more importantly in my view is that he needlessly used a donated organ that could have gone to someone that actually needed it. A real hero that guy.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
The process is always the same: You start by reproducing exactly what other folks did. Once you've done that a bunch of times, you unlock 2 skills: * The ability to handle simple situations that do not require deviating too much from w
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by Jyaif 2y ago
If mastodon was used by teens, it would have all the same problems. Advertisment is not the problem here.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
The IDE integrates the AI generator, like copilot. Yes, they'll miss AI-generated code that is copy pasted, so they only have a lower bound of AI-generated code.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
> Is Google out there monitoring the IDE activity of every engineer, logging the amount of code created, by what, lines, characters, and how it was generated A good chunk ( ) of their code goes in a centralized repo, and is written via a
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by Jyaif 2y ago
> in private, RMN admits it won’t release its scans because it wants to protect its gift shops’ sales revenue from competition from the public making their own replicas. Sounds like a pretty good reason
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by Jyaif 2y ago
> emulate all the Linux syscalls and emulate the virtual filesystems (/proc/...)
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Among the big tech companies, only Google cared about AI at the time.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
"The fastest path to wealth is the construction of these digital platforms, where other people depend on you." - Eric Schmidt. Many products leads at Google seem to disagree!
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Finite speed of causality helps scale the compute across multiple servers. If you have an infinite speed of causality, a server may need to receive data from all the servers. In the worst case, all servers will need to receive data from all
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by Jyaif 2y ago
I suspect that a lot of games from the NES era and before were deterministic.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Interestingly, infinite speed of causality in games works, but does not scale. If you want to simulate a giant world with millions of players, you either have to slow down the frequency at which you update the world to give the computer eno
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by Jyaif 2y ago
The content of this blog is amazing, thanks for the submission. Regarding E=1/2 m v*v, where does the 1/2 come from?
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by Jyaif 2y ago
From what I gather from the article he's doing social engineering, not technical hacking. In other words: lying to, manipulating, and exploiting trusting folks, rather than finding technical flaws. Much less noble in my opinion.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
What's the display tech?
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Shame! Fwiw nowadays MiniReview is a very good source of games: https://minireview.io
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by Jyaif 2y ago
Website literally unreadable on mobile!
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by Jyaif 2y ago
And just like a phased array antenna, by properly spreading the emission of sounds you can change where the speaker is emitting. With proper mixing you could emit different sounds in different directions, at the same time.
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by Jyaif 2y ago
> We folded it up because we achieved the goal we sought at the time, and didn't see a reason to continue. In 2018, MS bought Github for 7B. Google Code started to be shutdown mid-2015. In 2015 it wasn't clear yet that it would
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by Jyaif 2y ago
A company losing money hand over fist (if the reports are to be believed), investors dumping more and more money into it (again, if the reports are to be believed), and an enormous valuation: WeWork vibes!
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by Jyaif 2y ago
This sounds amazingly convenient! Language creators, please take note.

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