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by Surac 8mo ago
i wonder what usecase they are targeting. one of the nice things in obsidian is to work with the text; iterating on format and contend.
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by Surac 8mo ago
ok npm. so it's a web thing. I had hoped it would be a UI kit for computers
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by Surac 8mo ago
Never understood the tiktok hype. Using a social media platform as a tought police device looks exactly like something MAGA voters realy like. I have the feeling US people realy hate there children
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by Surac 8mo ago
for me there is a clear problem in all those languages. The exception paradigma opens a second way to exit a function. This is clearly a burden for every programmer. it is also a burden for the machine. you have to have RTTI, Inconvinient s
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by Surac 8mo ago
perhaps he should do himself and everyone else a favour and burst the AI bubble. let the brainrot out of the bubble
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by Surac 8mo ago
if it can't be build with Ansi C or perhaps old style C++ it is not self contained i think. depending a Language on some fast moving binarys is in my eye a bad decission. Excuse my english. im not a native speaker.
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by Surac 8mo ago
reading this i wonder how long some tech bros need for a starup that offers AI assisted hippo castration for executives as the next hype
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by Surac 8mo ago
As they wrote it. It only affects physical computer. It seems we now have to learn that win11 is only for VM. Lesson learned
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by Surac 9mo ago
I recently had to route a PCB for a fpga using DDR3. It needed 3 designs to get the ram interface good. Dont get me wrong i have designed such things before but there are so may external factors. Now think of DDR of higher order. I think th
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by Surac 9mo ago
I once had a antenna with a lamp on it. It was used to detect best place for the radio. It just rectified the energy it received and used a very tiny light bulb
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by Surac 9mo ago
Ubisoft is a real thread to all people. I have no problems with them going down. my condulence to all workers loosing there jobs.
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by Surac 9mo ago
that is a huge win if you are developing drivers or even real hardware. it allows to iterate on protokols just with the press of a button
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by Surac 9mo ago
this article showes very nice what i do not like in modern c++. Packing easy concepts like lifetime and ownership of data behind complex generic named classes. don't get me wrong; i still like OOP, i even use OOP in c (wel OOP like cod
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by Surac 9mo ago
as i already wrote in an other comment. Where are the millions lines of code needed to train LLM in this Nanolang? LLM are like parrots. if you dont give them data to extract the statistic probability of the next word, you will not get any
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by Surac 9mo ago
Im not in web development. Reading this article makes me think: is it realy neccersary to use all those complex frameworks? Isn't html/css enough? People always say "every line not written can't be a bug" but moving
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by Surac 9mo ago
where is my minority report?
137.
by Surac 9mo ago
this is a litte bit like the AI bubble works. I can't point to the thing with my finger but it feels wrong.
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by Surac 9mo ago
i realy hate it when well knowen world like "temperature" are missused to discribe something complete out of context. So why not use width for discribing the price of underware or use color to measure the uesfullness of AI?
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by Surac 9mo ago
so where are the millions of line code you need to train the LLM in your new language? Remember AI is just a statistic prediction thing. No input -> No output
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by Surac 9mo ago
intresting project, do you mind to explain what brought you to do that research? im a litte surprised that the more simple languages tend to use more tokens, but after thing i realizend that languages with more expressiv syntax allow to wri
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by Surac 9mo ago
Mostly Arm systems using CMSIS from TI.
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by Surac 9mo ago
I very much recommend smt32cubeMX.
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by Surac 9mo ago
Reinventing COBOL?
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by Surac 9mo ago
To bad I can not change away from vs code. Most chip manufacturers use the vscode + Addons approach today to give you a toolchain to Programm for your microcontroller. They (thank god) abandon there proprietary IDE attempts and concentrate
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by Surac 9mo ago
Maybe he doesn’t like to be the next Maduro dragged out of bed at night by marines. So he complies to everything Trump wants him to say?
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by Surac 9mo ago
I think all the icon „bloat“ is from the designers that needed to stay relevant. They learned to use pictures instead of text from some professors and wanted to show how much they are worth. The picture for text pattern is valid if you want
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by Surac 9mo ago
Ubislop, Ubislop never changes. Never trust a Ubislop
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by Surac 10mo ago
i have the feeling the real reason is "drill baby drill". The actual administration does not hide it's love for carbon based energy
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by Surac 10mo ago
the text says the backing variable is hidden from debugger by attribut, isn't it?
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by Surac 10mo ago
I always shy away from syntax sugars. If I like a private field with setter and getter I write it into my code. The most of the code is written by autocomplete and if I do now like to se it I just fold it away. I have control over the namin

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