Keyframe

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by Keyframe 2y ago
Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a tool where you interact with AI interactively through the codebase via IDE / vim / emacs tree? Say, you open your codebase and start with prompts and AI+tool navigates to a function or a pla
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by Keyframe 2y ago
How's battery in such a case? Should still be on the great side, no?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Damn shame, both for the burnout and for the project. I was talking to the team which laptops next to get and kind of everyone wanted something like Arm with battery and performance and there are only MBPs (except damn notch) out there. Exc
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by Keyframe 2y ago
not data pipelines, not yet at least since usually those require high degree of accuracy (depending on the company, of course). Where I see it (already) move in is data exploration, which effectively are data pipelines before data pipelines
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by Keyframe 2y ago
There are zero indicators for that happening. In fact, if history is by any means an indicator for the future, we might see these dying out over the years in favor of new hyped ones and C standing against the time. Zig is nothing so far, pe
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by Keyframe 2y ago
those are still technical merits/non-merits, albeit on the project management level.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
on the positive side, maybe these young ones will have a help of Grok when introducing code into critical safety systems!
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Apparently, DOGE is also meddling with FAA's air traffic control system. I wonder what could go wrong here? https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1887233566263967812
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by Keyframe 2y ago
you're right, I meant $0000 and $0001 which _are_ registers. The rest 254, yeah. Zeropage is a must on C64 at least. I don't know much about other platforms.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I get what you're saying but I wouldn't personally call zeropage bytes _registers_, even though they are physically connected to internal ones. I treat them as a special zone of memory that has special properties. There are many o
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by Keyframe 2y ago
If you want to do something cool retro stuffs that a lot of people today still enjoy, that's the best bet. This shouldn't be discounted, since it has great pedagogical value in itself. On the other hand, personal opinion here, i
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I come from a similar but different angle. Have been at 6502, 68k, z80, and some x86/64 over past few decades (mostly demo). I also wonder if this article/post was written by AI - he argues for 6502 that it has 6 registers, and th
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I am sure this will end up all well in the end for the channel. I also get it why you can't have anything but automated filtering as a first pass on the volume youtube deals, it's absolutely understandable. This, however, might be
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by Keyframe 2y ago
fair enough
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by Keyframe 2y ago
doesn't sound much different than googling and finding a snippet that gets you unstuck. This might be a shortcut to the same thing.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I don't know if anyone find this useful, but it seems rather useless / not working? I tried with numerous online and local llms for good measure. I installed that computerController extension and tried couple of dozens different v
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by Keyframe 2y ago
same thing here. Interview is basically a representative thing of what we do, but also depends on the level of seniority. I ask people just to share the screen with me and use whatever you want / fell comfortable with. Google, ChatGPT,
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by Keyframe 2y ago
exterior is sort of simple and nice. looks like Nvidia DGX - The Train.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Of course it has. Coughs in SGI and advanced 3D and video software like PowerAnimator, Softimage, Flame. Hardware + software combo starting around 60k of 90's dollars, but to do something really useful with it you'd have to enter
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by Keyframe 2y ago
looks really cool and I can see a few ways how to use it, especially deploy part which seems unique. Looking forward to more fleshed-out documentation, especially seemingly crucial Streams and Singletons and Optionals part.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
gentle stroll through the aliexpress alleyway tells otherwise.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
also, China doing in IP what it's better at and way more experienced than USA - stealing.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Is there a BOINC or similar effort to crowdsource training? I imagine it'd take quite long, but that's one way forward to have AI@Home.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
isn't DirectXMath C++, not C?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I don't know. We get to invite clients and all the other business partners, why not contractors and people that work for them with us on a project?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
sometimes, super long email threads in corps
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by Keyframe 2y ago
they'd still need know-how what to produce, and that seems to also be the hard part if not way harder.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
it's an often-made mistake where random generation / randomness is confused with probability distribution. Having said that, I don't know (as is in really don't know) if RF noise is unbiased; doesn't sound like it?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Maybe he's interested in realtime offers for cryptocurrencies or 1/10 of a thread with videos you wouldn't believe! Premise was good, execution terrible, and ever since Musk took over it's suffocated in spam with a spice
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I think digits is STARTS AT $3k. We'll see.

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