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Dark Age
(artagnon.com)
7 points
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artagnon
6d ago
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The Deconstruction of Mathematical Reasoning
(artagnon.com)
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12d ago
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Bootstrapping Mechanical Correctness
(artagnon.com)
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21d ago
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Our Great Mutator
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2mo ago
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Conflating Ego with Intelligence
(artagnon.com)
1 points
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5mo ago
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The Miserable Introvert
(artagnon.com)
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6mo ago
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Fallacious Vocabulary Around Merit
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2 points
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6mo ago
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AI and the War-Time Economy
(artagnon.com)
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9mo ago
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The Vectorization-Planner (VPlan) in LLVM
(artagnon.com)
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artagnon
1y ago
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The pedestrian technology underneath the hype
(artagnon.com)
1 points
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1y ago
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The Capitalist Wet Dream
(artagnon.com)
6 points
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artagnon
2y ago
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Deficiencies in LLVM's LoopVectorize
(artagnon.com)
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artagnon
2y ago
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artagnon
2y ago
Ruby. I still love the language, and maintain my SSG that was written in Ruby over a decade ago. Shame that it's nearly dead now.
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Snake Defense Fanfic
(archiveofourown.org)
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artagnon
3y ago
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artagnon
3y ago
LLVM deprioritizes helper scripts such as update_analyze_test_checks.py, and the build infrastructure is far from perfect. Scripts like the ones categorizing PRs are very much unpaid work. LLVM also deprioritizes general cleanup work, such
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artagnon
3y ago
This echoes the problems we see in LLVM. Tooling is de-prioritized in several large corporation-funded open-source projects.
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artagnon
3y ago
LatexML has come a long way. Even arXiv uses LatexML internally to offer HTML5 versions as of late 2023. It does have limitations in not supporting all packages, or producing a high-quality translation in all cases. If you don't need t
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artagnon
3y ago
It's standard MathJaX that's rendered client-side. I managed to get MathJaX + XyPic rendered server-side on my website, which is a lot nicer.
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An Opinionated Comparison of Cities
(artagnon.com)
12 points
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artagnon
3y ago
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6 comments
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Introduce Rust into the Git Project
(lore.kernel.org)
3 points
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artagnon
3y ago
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Converting the Kernel to C++
(lore.kernel.org)
79 points
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artagnon
3y ago
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55 comments
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Low-hanging fruit
(artagnon.com)
24 points
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3y ago
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artagnon
3y ago
Oh no! I think we’re out of luck if my reading of [1] is right. Sonos API only supports streaming from a single URL. [1]: https://docs.sonos.com/docs/streaming-basics
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artagnon
3y ago
Very slick interface with a nice selection of sounds! I would definitely use this if only it could connect to my Sonos.
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More than 500k under-35 in UK out-of-work due to long-term illness
(theguardian.com)
7 points
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3y ago
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Octoverse: The State of Open Source and the Rise of AI in 2023
(github.blog)
3 points
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3y ago
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Loco.rs: The Rails of Rust
(shuttle.rs)
2 points
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artagnon
3y ago
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artagnon
3y ago
Honestly, everyone working with C++ sticks to a select subset of the language that they've chosen for their project, or the project they're contributing to. Nobody knows all of C++. Personally, I don't mind C++ forking out in
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artagnon
3y ago
God, this is so dehumanizing. When I think about the places such a thing can possibly happen, I think of North America and third world countries.
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Intel proposes XeGPU dialect for LLVM MLIR
(discourse.llvm.org)
90 points
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artagnon
3y ago
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