TeriyakiBomb

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by TeriyakiBomb 4mo ago
In the first beta they've actually made aspects of it worse with more instances of the glass effect than before. It's still very distracting even with the slider all the way over to opaque
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by TeriyakiBomb 4mo ago
I think it's just gemini in a dress
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by TeriyakiBomb 4mo ago
I don’t think it’s solvable. And I think Anthropic etc know it. LLMs can only reconstitute things in its training data and they are so hungry they can’t do a good job in long lived codebase full of complexity and novelty. There’s never goin
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by TeriyakiBomb 4mo ago
It's inevitable that more projects follow this path. The elephant in the room is so many projects already operate like this without formally announcing it. If you look at Blender, one of the biggest and most successful OSS projects out
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by TeriyakiBomb 4mo ago
I just hope there's not some bullshit publicity stunt coming in a few weeks. "We just ported Vite to ActionScript in 11 minutes, we swear for legit technical reasons"
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
I think it’s a question of investment. Google had incentive to pour tons of cash into V8. In recent years Shopify have been more involved with Ruby directly with yjit and zjit. The former bringing a pretty substantial performance improvemen
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
We've gotten to a point now where ultimately there needs to be a very short elevator pitch for any language to gain any traction at all. Anything longer than a sentence, it generally won't go far relatively speaking. It's lik
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
There's a huge amount of wonderful people in the community too.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
It really doesn't. You think Anthropic will still be in business in 10 years? If they are, it's not likely they'll be in the same shape.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
Exactly this - the late 00s and 10s we were riding the wave of the internet and smartphone adoption. Those markets have matured now and this is ultimately just the response. Covid was like some weird last hurrah for irrational spending. LLM
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
That's the less common third kind. late 10s tech spending was absurd, it's the same excuse as the first but again, an easier way to reduce Capex for staff they don't need.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
In reality there are two kinds of layoff going on. Idiots who truly believe that AI will actually replace a significant amount of the workforce (Long term, it will not but some jobs displaced) and those who have internalised that ZIRP is ov
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
It reminds me of the Crypto mining bubble - I look forward to buying my heavily discounted Mac Studio soon.
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Microsoft reportedly cancelling Claude internally due to cost(thelowdownblog.com)
6 points by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago|1 comments
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
Only on this blog so far and India Today, so pinch of salt for now. Hilarious if true.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
While this is true, it doesn’t stop businesses being overzealous with AI. It’s a compound issue of a decade of ZIRP, grow at all costs and then covid overhiring and AI is suddenly poised as some kind of magical panacea. The broader issue is
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
I hope the Deno lot take the opportunity to capitalise on this
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
I think the concurrent write thing is not as much of an issue nowadays with the speed of NVMEs and WAL.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
Plenty of cars can get off the line faster than an F1 car. But around a track, an F1 is by far the fastest in the world. Going fast isn’t the difficult bit.
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by TeriyakiBomb 5mo ago
I can respond directly to this, I’m a former VFX industry person and still fairly well connected. The the former you suggested. Background plates and the like. The lack of actual creative direction tools, trite visual style, lack of consist
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
Ah ok, I don't have much bearing, I'm not super au fait with the rust ecosystem.
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
Why in rust times?
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
My experience was actually close to the one from the article. I used SVN for a year or two, moved to git and never looked back
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
Reading this as someone in the process of migrating several projects to Fossil, interesting to see no mention of it all A great article though!
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
I'm rooting for Zed but it does feel quite underbaked still right now.
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
Honestly not sure how viable that is long term with the way the pricing kinda needs to go. I think the recent copilot price increase is just the tip of the iceberg.
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
...yet. ..kidding. Obviously.
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
Ok. Well have fun. Bye.
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
I said AI has utility but drives irrational levels of investment. Crypto has little utility besides a place to gamble, con credulous people and otherwise act as a really shitty store of wealth. Most modern crypto projects barely bother to p
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by TeriyakiBomb 6mo ago
100% I have one ~tiny~ project that has a handful of stars and actual people seem to use it. End of last year I received a huge slop drive-by PR on it. Spent 20 minutes reading it, realised it was just nonsense. I want my friggin' 20 m

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