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Rexxar
searching PlanetScale…
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Rexxar
2mo ago
30000 is not that big in very old projects with many contributors. There are always one or two files that no one wants to take the time and responsibility to clean up. And 30000 is not a big number for RAM. The fact that you find it choking
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2mo ago
They don't have to tell us they are vibe coding everything. - there are now ridiculous vibe coded localisation in VS2026 - task manager started to not report cpu usage correctly recently (the number becomes stalled) - file explorer di
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2mo ago
> That is just maths here working No this is just numerology here, it's meaningless.
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2mo ago
I prefer when I see other comments to confirm or infirm my opinion.
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2mo ago
> Would it be an affirmative defense if we had a defendant who said [...] Maybe replace it with playing a sort of FPS game then learning you were, in fact, directing a real drone/robot.
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2mo ago
I think we can consider the planet(s) negligible from a mass perspective.
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2mo ago
He just had an accident on "Vuelta a España" : https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/aug/29/cycling-tadej-...
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2mo ago
Additionally, if this is true companies that have replaced all their software engineers will discover that they themself can be completely replaced by AI by their former customers.
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3mo ago
What narrative has changed ? I just see an experiment with a very perfectible result and some reflections about what capacity are currently missing to have better results.
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3mo ago
There is no point to have an LLM do what can be done faster and deterministically by standard algorithms.
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4mo ago
Did you use something like Z3 to solve/create the problems ?
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4mo ago
Telling that "eau" is just "o" for pronunciation confuse foreigners even more. Some of then even thinks you are mocking them.
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4mo ago
Very interesting. I have a personal experimental project to convert go to c++ but it's less advanced than this ( https://github.com/Rokhan/gocpp ). My initial intention was to manage garbage collector with some smar
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4mo ago
EU doesn't tries to force a law. Some politicians does. EU is just a group of institutions.
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4mo ago
That's the G in AGI.
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5mo ago
> velocity should never be a first-class concern Some people have not learned that velocity at small scale without global synchronisation is just thermal agitation.
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5mo ago
At some point would it be more cost efficient to replace DRAM by SRAM or some other technology and use standard cpu/gpu silicon wafers to build ram chips ?
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5mo ago
Interesting. Just a little nitpick on the repo root: "This is not the readme you want, Please go to the src directory." => But there is no readme in src directory
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5mo ago
It's seem completely crazy to me to give your card to a waiter.
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5mo ago
Looking at the history it looks like a bot. - quite young account - all comments are roughly the same size - only top level comments, never reply to other comments
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6mo ago
I don't understand what the use automatic differentiation for in this context.
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6mo ago
I don't use Node.js or Bun, so I'm little out of touch. But what need 1 millions lines of code as the js engine itself is a library ?
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6mo ago
I don't know why but AI and LLMs seems to make people to lose basic sense of rationality. I didn't think we would have seen so many comments such as "It’s all the same just different syntax" after a full rewrite some yea
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6mo ago
> four random letter names So probably very old accounts
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6mo ago
> What's your imagined ideal outcome when you comment... this, exactly? That you take more time to search yourself before asking other to do it. > Advice: just put the link and skip snarky commentary As usual, the one requesting
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6mo ago
> Which part of the comment comes off as fanatic to you? I didn't use the word 'fanatic' neither the previous comment you were responded too. > Can you discuss productively without attacks? So you thing someone telling
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6mo ago
> Citations and links, please. "bigiain" comment, in the same discussion is an example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48120707 There is comment like this everywhere, if you don't see them it's
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7mo ago
It's strange to count this as single machine. But if we go this way, the north Chinese interconnection and the continental Europe interconnection are bigger ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wide_area_synchronous_grid
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7mo ago
There is some interoperability provision to patents and copyright in European union if I remember correctly but I don't know how broad they are and if they apply to this.
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7mo ago
This one is doing the job on almost every body you know: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demodex
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