Philpax

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by Philpax 8mo ago
That's actually relatively understandable. The React model (not necessarily React itself) of compositional reactive one-way data binding has become dominant in UI development over the last decade because it's easy to work with and
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by Philpax 8mo ago
iocraft and dioxus-tui implement the React model, or derivatives of it.
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by Philpax 8mo ago
The issue is that it's missing the include paths. The compiler itself is fine.
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Look at what those compilers are capable of compiling and to which targets, and compare it to what this compiler can do. Those are wonderful, and I have nothing but respect for them, but they aren't going to be compiling the Linux ke
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by Philpax 8mo ago
No human developer, not even Fabrice Bellard, could reproduce this specific result in a week. A subset of it, sure, but not everything this does.
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Please don't open a bridge to the Rust flamewar from the AI flamewar :-)
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by Philpax 8mo ago
None - all references to 'unsafe' are in comments about the codegen: https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aanthropics%2Fclaudes-c-co...
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by Philpax 8mo ago
What Rust-based compiler is it plagiarising from?
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Great. Did your compiler support three different architectures (four, if you include x86 in addition to x86-64) and compile and pass the test suite for all of this software? > Projects that compile and pass their test suites include Post
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by Philpax 8mo ago
As you wish: https://www.axios.com/2026/02/05/anthropic-claude-opus-46-so...
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by Philpax 8mo ago
I would love to see the commit log on this.
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Those Rust libraries have existed for some time: - https://github.com/ratatui/ratatui - https://github.com/ccbrown/iocraft - https://crates.io/crates/dioxus-tui
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Could you not have at least tried to indicate that you're about to drop two major spoilers for the game?
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by Philpax 8mo ago
They're on shaky ground right now https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2026/02/five-...
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by Philpax 8mo ago
I'm seeing it in my claude.ai model picker. Official announcement shouldn't be long now.
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by Philpax 8mo ago
Sufficient additional coverage + predicting the trajectory of your eyeballs. As far as I know, all of the journalists invited to try it were unable to see the low-res periphery, despite actively trying to break it with fast eye movements.
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Steam Hardware: Launch timing and other FAQs(store.steampowered.com)
99 points by Philpax 8mo ago|51 comments
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Tell HN: Another round of Zendesk email spam
105 points by Philpax 8mo ago|54 comments
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by Philpax 9mo ago
No, they're just a troll.
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Claude on Mars(anthropic.com)
28 points by Philpax 9mo ago|4 comments
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by Philpax 9mo ago
See this episode of Oxide and Friends, where they discuss just that: https://oxide-and-friends.transistor.fm/episodes/engineering...
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by Philpax 9mo ago
From the essay - not presented in agreement (I'm still undecided), but Dario's opinion is probably the most relevant here: > My co-founders at Anthropic and I were among the first to document and track the “scaling laws” of AI
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Zulip AI use policy and guidelines(zulip.readthedocs.io)
2 points by Philpax 9mo ago|0 comments
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Get Good at Agents(interconnects.ai)
1 points by Philpax 9mo ago|0 comments
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The Path to Real-Time Worlds and Why It Matters(over.world)
3 points by Philpax 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Philpax 9mo ago
What? What does the behaviour of one random open-source contributor submitting to a downstream fork have to do with the Wine team? Their post describing their troubles is all procedural, nothing social: https://old.reddit.com&#x2
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by Philpax 9mo ago
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/why-fears-ai-is-still-the-b...
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by Philpax 9mo ago
There's nothing stopping you from using OpenCode with any other provider, including Anthropic: you just can't get the subsidised pricing while doing so. This is irritating, yes - it certainly disincentivises me from trying out O
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by Philpax 9mo ago
It sounds like you're using LLMs directly, instead of a coding agent. Agents are capable of testing their own code and using that to fix issues, which is what makes them so powerful. Using Claude Code, I was able to successfully produc
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by Philpax 9mo ago
That's not inaccurate. You can still use all of those providers: you just need to pay API costs, instead of reusing your subscription.

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