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andreaorru
6y ago
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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George Hotz: Reverse Engineering Apple M1's Neural Engine
(youtube.com)
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andreaorru
6y ago
The article is missing benchmarks. Less instructions != faster execution.
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andreaorru
6y ago
Having worked in both places, yes, they still suck in comparison.
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andreaorru
6y ago
I'm definitely interested.
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andreaorru
6y ago
Apparently it was trained over GitHub repositories. https://youtu.be/fZSFNUT6iY8
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OpenAI Model Generates Python Code
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6y ago
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andreaorru
6y ago
For now... :)
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GPT-3 can generate a React app from natural language description
(twitter.com)
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andreaorru
6y ago
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Brian Kernighan: Unix, C, Awk, AMPL, Go (Lex Fridman's AI Podcast)
(youtu.be)
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6y ago
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Building a VR Time Machine
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andreaorru
6y ago
Hardware acceleration works just fine for me on Linux (granted, I had to flip a few values in about:config). And all the Wayland glitches have been fixed months ago.
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andreaorru
6y ago
It's significantly better (I would say on par with Chrome) if you set general.smoothScroll.msdPhysics to true in about:config. No one seems to talk about it but the difference is like night and day on my system. No clue why it's
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andreaorru
6y ago
When I lived in New York, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity of hacking together pretty often. Seeing his intensity and dedication had a huge impact on me. Thanks Andy!
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Play NES Games in 3D
(geodstudio.net)
67 points
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6y ago
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Wanderbar: Playing SNES, NES, GBC games in multiple languages
(legendsoflocalization.com)
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6y ago
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7y ago
Jewish do indeed account for a disproportionate number of Nobel Prizes, among other things. At the very least, that seems to indicate that intellectual prowess is highly regarded inside the Jewish community and, as such, strongly encouraged
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andreaorru
7y ago
I strongly disagree. Have you actually watched his lectures, read his books, and formed your own opinion?
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andreaorru
7y ago
What's wrong with Jordan Peterson? I think he's vastly misrepresented.
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andreaorru
7y ago
Are you still hiring?
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andreaorru
7y ago
Thanks. Guess my privacy settings are a bit on the paranoid side ;)
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andreaorru
7y ago
Is it just me or all the images are broken?
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Zig Is Great
(sjdh.us)
13 points
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andreaorru
8y ago
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Zig Programming Language 0.2.0 is released
(ziglang.org)
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9y ago
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Smart Guy Productivity Pitfalls (2013)
(bookofhook.blogspot.com)
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9y ago
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andreaorru
10y ago
This is madness. Also, has anyone noticed the Brainfuck interpreter is written in assembly?!
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Writing C software without the standard library
(weeb.ddns.net)
492 points
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10y ago
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andreaorru
10y ago
Also I'm not the author of the HN submission... ;)
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andreaorru
10y ago
No problem, we are cool. I see your point. I believe there is still a lot of room for improvement in terms of accuracy, clarity and code size. Note that this repository was more than 3 years old. Maybe this will motivate me to improve it ev
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andreaorru
10y ago
Sorry, but that's really not fair. You are running that on all the folders inside the src/ directory (and the README?), including blargg's libraries that I'm using. I'm not counting that. Go ahead and include those
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