antoineMoPa

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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
Nope! I'm also not convinced by it.
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
To me, this looks like something chatgpt would write.
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
A tiny tiny LLM (essentially removing the "Large" part of "Large Language Model"). I taught neural networks to remember wikipedia articles (Actually, just one wikipedia article about horses.) and throw it back as-is by
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Show HN: Tiny game where you fight a virus in a grid(antoinemopa.github.io)
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Upgrade Your Yarn Dependencies(yarnpkg.com)
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
In terms of coding, I love collaboration when it's necessary, but I dread it when it's forced. I feel like sync communication is necessary for groomings & design review. > design was taken forward (approved by the team) ju
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I work for the company that I want to work for which is on the other side of the country - yet I live in my home town close to my family & I was able to afford a home thanks to the salary / cost of life difference.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I wonder how that compares to SDF rendering of grass. SDF has a high cost due to the raymarching part, but you essentially get free repetition with local tweaks.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Hi! Thank you, I'm having lots of fun using Bevy!!!
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
At some point I built something very similar using shaders: https://antoinemopa.github.io/xor-explorer/
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Happy new year!
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
One easy and very useful habit we have where I work is to post all questions (even the stupidest questions) in public slack channels. That's also where most technical conversations happen. This helps us to hide less information in priv
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I'm not sure I agree with everything, but I love the mental models this introduces.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
This being said, that while loop of death is pretty terrifying indeed.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
> Blender but then they pulled their shit together and it’s kind of a masterpiece now. I would love to read more about that! Do you have a blog post or other insight?
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Yeah on one hand, a lot of successful & high quality software projects are the result of one very dedicated brain, so maybe it's a valid tradeoff to have an arrogant dictator. On the other hand, that does not feel so nice as a cont
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I really loved to drive a bus around the map, listening to K-DST.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I've been trying git-town for PR stacking for the past couple of weeks and it's pretty nice.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Can you provide examples?
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Gen Z's are working now? Makes me feel so old.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Service also randomly halts because of software failures.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
If only there was a decentralized system to allow version management of code.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
> The way this feature is implemented screams Do we have info about the implementation somewhere?
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
> We do not understand how Apple managed to release an OS update that, when upgraded to normally, leaves machines unbootable if their display refresh rate is not the default. This seems to have been a major QA oversight by Apple. This so
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Beautiful, thanks for posting!
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Javascript to Rust is a big step for sure. It's probably a less painful journey if you already have a background in Typescript/C++. This article has good feedback though and I hope the language evolves to address some of it in the
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
> [...] founded by Sergey Brin to explore the future of airships for disaster relief and cargo. Reminds me slightly of this xkcd https://xkcd.com/2128/ Just tell us you just wanted to build a big airship.
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
> Key thing I learned too late in life: don’t be too hard on yourself when you have those less productive days. It’s just part of the cycle. That's a good thing to keep in mind! Maybe also: understand that colleagues are not always
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
Definitely. Especially if I'm going to spend lots of time learning it. For me, open source means: - I have a visibility in to code, issues, features, development. - I can eventually fork the project or use someone's fork if the ma
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by antoineMoPa 3y ago
I feel like part of the productivity is just moved to reviewers. Every once in a while, I have to review large PRs and find out which comment is AI-generated nonsense. LLMs are really good at fooling us into thinking that code comments make

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