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by anon-3988 4mo ago
This style of writing feels like the Minecraft Parkour Civilization https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pFwQiwRbcg There's a perfect balance of absurdity and casualness that makes almost perfect sense that you can follow
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
Does your wife's consultancy business have a growing number of clients to handle? It might also be an issue of distribution.
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
Tell me something that involves other people that isn't a social media then.
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
I am not against taking selfies in the literal sense. Go ahead and take a snap of you and your surrounding. It becomes sad and depressing when someone needs to do multiple takes and even worse, touch up the image.
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
The prime example for me of this phenomena is selfies. What is the point of taking pictures, really? To capture the moment? Or to post to social media? If I am going to be honest, most pictures today are taken so that they are able to be br
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
Why is Python trying to be fast? Can it please stop messing around with the bytecode to make it "faster". If your user want speed, please for the love of god just use anything else. Just keep Python simple and immortal. I want to
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
I can easily claim that most kids are not interested in anything economically valuable. Probably most adults as well.
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by anon-3988 4mo ago
> I have a real issue dividing kids up along these lines. I've found that virtually all young kids love to explore and learn things, and if anything schooling can extinguish this innate desire when it becomes a source of stress. Thi
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
I tried to run gemma 4 on this CPU and it did not go well https://www.techpowerup.com/cpu-specs/ryzen-7-4800u.c2281 It is way too slow
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
I am pretty sure llamacpp have their own benchmarking binary that you can use.
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
> Are you also claiming you can't be sure someone had to create and raise you to get to the point of asking such questions? We are downstream from parents and society. Yes exactly. You are sure of nothing except the fact this now ex
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
> Now there actually is time to make things robust if you learn how to do it. What makes you think you are going to be given time to polish it? You would be pushed to another project. You have more responsibilities with none of the growt
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
Don't you see the problem? Now engineers literally do not have any leverage. Did the model make it work? Yes? Then ship it, what are we waiting around for?
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by anon-3988 5mo ago
I am sorry but this is an insane take. The probability of GCC going haywire with your special snowflake correct C code? Please. Have this EVER happen to you? I am not talking about the performance of the generated assembly because that IS f
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
There's a lot of "girl games" in the industry. Have you heard of LADS [1]? The studio makes plenty of girl games with the Nikki franchise. There's also Stardew Valley and Disney Dreamlight Valley. It feels like a lot of
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
What is the difference between you putting your 5 minute monologue into the LLM to summarize it versus me doing it?
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
I haven't thought about it this way but I have been feeling that something is off. I think you got it right. There is a HUGE difference between "I understand the concept" and "I can write down the concept on paper".
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
I have never seen people learn how to be a software engineer in a weekend tho.
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
Clearly India history has a lot to say about mathematics but I don't think they get enough attention. Or am I just ignorant and living in my own bubble? Indian philosophy is also very intriguing.
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
There's more to open source than just the code or output, it is also the community. There's apparenticeship, sharing of knowledge, sense of comradery, supporting each other, etc. My day job uses a lot of open source libraries and
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by anon-3988 7mo ago
The biggest takeaway for me from LLMs is that the implementation details no longer. If you have a sufficiently detailed tests and requirements, there is going to be a robot that will roll the dice until it fits the tests and requirements.
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
> Did people only talk about themselves? It is probably a rare trait when someone legitimately cares about other peoples inane daily lives. I love this honestly. I talked to people that insurance that talks about their customer, retired
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
Clean room implementation yea sure buddy
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
Rust is just a tool. A decent tool that I think can be made better (by removing stuff and stop adding more stuff to the surface syntax). So I am down to criticize Rust. However, I also don't understand how people don't see the use
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
> Either it’s a bold face lie and OpenAI burns because of it Do you really still genuinely believe in this? This is the same person that said ads is going to be the last resort, and yet we are getting ads. I just don't understand ho
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
There's this country called China that you guys been offshoring manufacturing to...
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
If the offshore company provides me a Rust crate that compiles, that is already a lot of guarantee. Now that does not solve the logic issues and you still need testing. But testing in Python is so easy to abuse as LLM. It will create mocks
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
> Well, I am on the provocative side that as AI tooling matures current programming languages will slowly become irrelevant. I have the opposite opinion. As LLM become ubiquitous and code generation becomes cheap, the choice of language
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
We should treat phones on kids the same we treat alchohol. "What the fuck, is that a phone? Give me that!" The only other solution involves evaporating our privacy. Fuk 'em kids. I guess they don't get to use phones, we
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by anon-3988 8mo ago
I tried reading but this [begin] #### The Paradigm Shift Brought by Palantir: Ontology as an Operational Layer The *"Ontology"* strategy by Palantir, explained in this book, is a paradigm shift that fundamentally breaks this deep-

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