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by Maxatar 4mo ago
CMake has support for named modules but does not support header units or C++23 module features such as import std;
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
They may be humble in their older age but the good majority of people on the list were known for anything but their humbleness back when C++ was a much more dominant language.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
It says it's for self-study, ie. those who are not enrolled in the course.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
You pretty much always do a late-stage private round shortly before an IPO, that is the standard. The goal of the late-stage funding round is to give a better idea of how much capital can be raised by the IPO. It helps reduce uncertainty ab
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
It's the contents of the submission that are confidential, not the fact that they are submitting. The contents themselves contain a lot of detailed information about the internals of the company including financials, revenue, ownership
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
It means that Anthropic has submitted a document that it intends to share with the public in order to solicit public investment. This document includes details about its business, financials/revenue, ownership structure, risks, etc...
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Can't see the relevance of this comment to the post. You can do a Google search for "confidentially submits draft S-1 to the SEC" to see other examples of companies announcing these submissions and they're all written in
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Its not model collapse nor does it have anything to do with training data frequency. It's simply RLHF where the humans hired to tune the conversational style of these LLMs preferred certain idioms over others and so the reward function
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
The article is not God, just because it claims something doesn't mean we have to accept it. For better or worse (and pretty much for worse), these usages have become AI idioms. Language evolves over time, things that used to be harmles
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
This is an incredibly silly comparison. It amounts to claiming that a Ford Pinto is just as good of a car as a Rolls-Royce by simply observing that both cars got a person from point A to point B. After all, once someone reaches their destin
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Almost every law that exists about software exists to dictate what a consumer is or isn't allowed to do with software on their own computer using their own hardware. For once, there is a law that actually dictates the responsibilities
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
>You still are paying the capital gains taxes with the ETF, they are just rolled into the management fees. There is just so much wrong with this statement and several others that I don't even know where to begin. At the end of the d
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
If that was his genuine concern, then instead of trying to balance a portfolio of 103 stocks... you simply buy QQQ and short Tesla at 3.53% worth of your QQQ holdings.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
This is absolutely and unfathomably terrible to such a great degree that I think it reinforces OPs point. It seems like using an LLM has given you the confidence to make an incredibly ill-informed decision that will cost you dearly. Every s
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Revenue is not profit.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
It is a label, but it has always been used by those expressing opposition to a policy that they label "trickle down". It has never been used by proponents of a policy to describe or advocate for their own policy. The original comm
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Yes and the second property must be mostly vacant, ie. not rented out as the primary residence of some other occupant.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
Commission is not salary.
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
D literally can't even maintain backwards compatibility between minor version updates not to mention a big part of the D community left when D reinvented itself with D2. Among languages it's probably the one that is constantly in
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by Maxatar 4mo ago
That's a good point, the more precise statement is that Linux exclusively uses gnu11 to compile. Clang happens to implement gnu11, I think it's the only non-GCC compiler to do so.
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
Sure but that's fairly pedantic. You can derive Godel's first incompleteness theorems strictly as a consequence of undecidability of the halting problem.
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
>That is, the compiler de facto defines what happens when you compile UB code. That is not what undefined behavior is though, that is unspecified behavior. The entire point of undefined behavior is to cover the cases where the compiler c
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
Karpathy is a co-founder of OpenAI.
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
Branch prediction is not magic and code that relies on it for branches that could otherwise be deduced statically can quickly result in destructive aliasing which results in branch mispredictions even on highly predictable branches.
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
This isn't a good faith argument. You made a claim that has now been shown to be false, and now you're trying to reverse the burden of proof for your claim. Whatever the pedantic meaning of "often" is in the context of t
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
>S-expression syntax parsers are not hard to write. I'm not sure I quite understand the point of your comment. Are you implying that LLMs should be used for very hard to write code? I feel like the best use of LLMs is to automate th
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
No one is arguing against that point.
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
Respectfully, your way out of date with your understanding of this topic. C++ added polymorphic memory allocators in C++17 along with polymorphic versions of all standard library containers under the std::pmr namespace, so that you have std
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
Your knowledge is outdated by about 15 years. Since C++11 it is permissible to write stateful memory allocators including arena based memory allocators. You can even write memory allocators that are tied to a specific object, so called stic
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by Maxatar 5mo ago
I don't really understand this argument. Is your position that if scalpers didn't exist you'd have a better chance of getting this product? Scalpers have no effect on the supply of a product, they only affect the demand of th

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