Zambyte

17 ms·

361.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
Using third party packages has gotten a lot easier with the changes described in this devlog https://ziglang.org/devlog/2026/#2026-02-06
362.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
It said it was able to correlate where you live (I don't think it said anything about the tone, unless it said more than you included in the article). At best, it's really just using that for justification though. The model can&
363.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
I missed: > I happen to have an account I post with that I don't generally want associated with my real name, so I figured it was a great test case Interesting. I have a hard time believing that current models were actually able to
364.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
The only interesting thing is that it didn't reject the query. The author links https://www.reddit.com/user/MattSayar/ in their footer. This doesn't even require agentic search to find. Any modern model
365.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
Unless you use CGO. I've heard people using Zig (which has great cross compilation for the Zig language as well) to cross compile C with CGO though.
366.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
> We run a full AppView + PDS + Relay for ~$1,772/mo. PDS is cheap (~$0.03/user/mo, 4 vCPUs, 32GB RAM). AppView is the expensive part; indexes the entire network (16TB DB), not just your users. Storage scales linearly with
367.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
I'll have to play around with this :) A similar tool I've used in the past is fgallery[0] [0] https://www.thregr.org/wavexx/software/fgallery/
368.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
This is something I've never done before. Are you just repeating -o, creating a merge commit? If that's the case, it also seems like you can do jj duplicate and repeat -o if you just want to create a branch to temporarily test aga
369.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
How do you source living human brain cells? (Not necessarily trying to make a point, I'm genuinely interested)
370.
by Zambyte 7mo ago
I've seen people mention "How to influence people and make friends" before. I finally decided I'll read it. The PDF is available here for anyone else interested in following along :) https://dn720004.ca.archiv
371.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
What do you mean "the same amount"? If your browser never crashes, 10% of zero is zero.
372.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
You seem to be unwilling to assign blame to the operator of hazardous machinery for running people over. Why is that? "They should know better"? Kids? Disabled people unable to use their mobility devices on the unplowed sidewalks?
373.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
It's inexcusable that customers must beg the vendor for features, especially such trivial ones. It's your device. They shouldn't have any ability to stop you from adding it yourself, or paying someone to add it for you.
374.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
"Not speeding" doesn't matter. Going below the speed limit does not give you a license to run people over.
375.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Drivers are actually not supposed to crash into people, regardless of where they are. If you can't react fast enough to the situation around you while driving a car, you were driving too fast, full stop. Don't victim blame.
376.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
This graph is also very helpful http://ithare.com/infographics-operation-costs-in-cpu-clock-...
377.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
I use a Daylight computer, and dark themes always look terrible on it. I'm obviously in the wildly small minority for this case, but I appreciate at least having the option for a light theme for things.
378.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Yep, I was expecting this to include an advertisement from 1000.
379.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Every time I read something like "you can't blame companies for not supporting it" I think "I can blame companies for not letting me support it".
380.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
This answer is missing the key "regularity" part of their questions, which I would love to know more about.
381.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Probably closer to defer in Zig than in Go, I would imagine. Defer in Go executes when the function deferred within returns; defer in Zig executes when the scope deferred within exits.
382.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
I have both a ZSA Moonlander and Voyager. I've used the former for five years or so, and the latter as a travel keyboard for about a year. I'm super happy with them (obviously happy enough to buy a travel version). I switched to D
383.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
All of that is perfectly reasonable to support with a federated model.
384.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
You underestimate how much people hate age verification. Literally everyone I know on Bluesky that uses Discord has been talking about wanting an alternative. I'm slowly getting people on Fluxer, which is the closest thing to a Discord
385.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
You don't need the universe to agree. You need your ID system to agree within a reasonable margin of error.
386.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
> stacktraces are only available in certain build modes. Minor correction: stack traces are available on all build modes, but different build modes have different defaults. See: std.Options.allow_stack_tracing
387.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Zig cuts releases. This API is not on a release of Zig yet. It's only available through nightly builds of master. "Casual users" should stick to releases if they don't want to deal with incomplete APIs.
388.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
> The Zig lead is notably bombastic. This doesn't feel fair to say to me. I've interacted with Andrew a bunch on the Zig forums, and he has always been patient and helpful. Maybe it looks that way from outside the Zig community
389.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
Glad to see jj mentioned with respect to use interfaces. I switched from the git cli to jj wholesale two years ago now, and I've never considered going back. It is just dozens and dozens of small quality of life improvements that culmi
390.
by Zambyte 8mo ago
ai;dr. Got to "It’s not just a chatbot—it’s a 24/7 autonomous agent." and then quickly skimmed the rest and it was obvious from the structure. I'm interested in reading humans AI usage, but reading an article by AI hypin

More ›