al2o3cr

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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Shorter WSJ: "Won't anyone think of the poor widdle billionaires, who can't even verbally abuse their staff nowadays without somebody recording it?"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
I've found it useful to have a goal when learning a big codebase - for instance, you could pick one of the issues labeled with "has repro" like: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues&#x2
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
generate authentic responses You keep using that word "authentic"; I do not think it means what you think it means
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Leave that article open in a tab in Safari for 5 minutes, and its process RSS grows from 893MB to 1.45GB. The call's coming from inside the house...
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
With alternatives like Hugging Face and AWS to host the DeepSeek models so that the data doesn’t loop through China’s servers, is your data safe? No Or does there exist some hidden exploit in the code? Maybe Speaking of hy
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Tried this with Gemini and it face-planted right at the start by mis-parsing the position of the black king and pawn :(
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
If your idea of "rethinking" is to have a slightly different set of billionaires that control everything, you'll love this article
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
FWIW, you can explicitly change this behavior in Postgres as of version 15 - include "NULLS NOT DISTINCT" when creating the unique index.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Can you explain what structure you mean by a "braid"? Do you perhaps mean a "rope"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_(data_structure)
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
What part of "no advertising or self-promotion" are you struggling to understand? Look at the subreddits you're posting to: do you see any OTHER posts that look like your "From Calendar Frustration to Productivity: How I
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
We are a 50x improvement away from AI as smart as humans. Similarly, we're only a 10x improvement away from having cars that cruise at Mach 2.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
made a bet with my friends that we would have autonomous-only highway lanes in 2024 Which... checks notes... we don't have. in the end I think that I was more right than wrong In exactly the same sense that &quot
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
CI can help for some situations, but frequently the reason a particular code-path gets slow isn't visible in CI - could be anything from slow third-parties to slow production-scale databases. Most application performance monitoring too
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
If they’re building good AI models (and, let’s hope, testing them) LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
but I'm not versed enough to fully judge it as "great", "not bad" or "slop", or spot hallucinations (if any) "Thanks to o1, now minor details like 'I am uninformed about the subjec
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Alternate title: "How to become a parasite that makes the web shittier in just six easy steps!"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
You are getting left behind if you do not adopt chat-based programming as your primary modality. Holy overblown marketing, Batman.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Can't wait for AI to replace humans in the "vomiting out barely-disguised marketing fluff" sector
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Pet peeve with these tools: providing screenshots of the output instead of just linking to a sample repository. I want to see the +45 lines that made a class "too much of a God object".
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
the Haskell community largely supports leading commas, demonstrating its practical value Ah yes, the pillars of "only do things that are useful" in the Haskell community /s
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Automated merging and conflict resolution powered by AI lol no While we're at it, why not have the AI automatically detect all bugs and fix them? /s
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
If it was delivering RESULTS, articles like this would focus on those. Instead we get a FOMO / bandwagon pitch based on handwaving and "all the other kids are doing it".
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
FAFO
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Sure there's no pay, but Elmo's asshole is all-you-can-eat!
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Getting significant silicon fabricated is still outside of hobbyist territory. Programs like Tiny Tapeout exist, but the available area and feature size are not "build your own GPU" material. https://efabless.com/t
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Equivalent statement: "A flying car is just a car with wings, what's so difficult about that???"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Wow, you really got the whole boot in your mouth all at once, impressive!
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Counter-question: why are so many people in tech blindly guzzling marketing fluff from professional bullshit-artists who have a financial incentive to lie?
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
IMO the biggest win when Phoenix switched to esbuild wasn't about _speed_ exactly, it was about not having to install&debug things like node-gyp just to get basic asset bundling going.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Soon, we will have entities that, while not conscious, will be functionally autonomous LOL is it fun to live in fantasy-land?

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