behnamoh

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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Even if you're developing for macOS you can skip xcode. I've had a great time developing a menubar app for macOS and not once did I need to open xcode.
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Swift is a more convenient Rust (2023)(nmn.sh)
328 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|357 comments
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Data Processing Benchmark Featuring Rust, Go, Swift, Zig, Julia etc.(github.com)
143 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|115 comments
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
It's a decent model but works best with kimi CLI, not CC or others.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Well, I thought Simon wasn't an influencer. He strikes me as someone genuinely curious about this stuff, but sometimes his content is like something a YouTuber would write for internet clouts.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Last I checked it spawns claude subprocesses that quickly eat up your RAM and CPU cycles. When I realized the UI redraws are blocking (!) I noped out of it.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
When even Simon falls for the hype, you know the entire field is a bubble. And I say that as an AI researcher with papers on LLMs and several apps built around them. Seriously, until when are people going to re-invent the wheel and claim it
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
> What you don't get: ...GPU access... So no local models are supported.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Fully agreed on the clawdbot hype. But I feel like a "natural selection" process is taking place in these situations; AI influencers and vibe coders are going to fall for it (good riddance). Any programmer worth their salt (like t
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Go is faster than Swift(programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app)
2 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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Rust and Swift(v4.chriskrycho.com)
4 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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Alcoholless: A Lightweight Security Sandbox for Claude Code(medium.com)
1 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
but it lacks system prompt support.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
but why tho? next gemma is coming and no one uses gemma 3 in prod anyway.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
lmster is what was lacking in lmstudio (yes, they have lms but it lacks so many functionalities that the GUI version has). but it's a bit too little too late. people running this probably can already setup llama.cpp pretty easily. lmst
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SQL Injection Cheat Sheet(invicti.com)
1 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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How-To Compile Rust Faster(blog.rust.careers)
1 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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Apple MacBook Pro order deliveries delayed until mid March(apple.com)
51 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|12 comments
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Even if AI subsidies go away, the Mac Studio scenario still holds.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
I was being sarcastic; your comment was a low blow. You didn't say why you disagreed with it. Might wanna read HN guidelines before leaving comments here. @dang
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
what value do you bring to the table or to this discussion?
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
thanks for your intellectual contribution to the HN community.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
> what value would you bring to the table in these scenarios? I bring the table, AI brings the value.
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
"AI-generated company" as in the AI writes the A-Z of the code required to have a working platform like Twitter. Currently it can build some of the frontend or some of the backend, but not all. It's conceivable that in the fu
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
5 years ago: ML-auto-complete → You had to learn coding in depth Last Year: AI-generated suggestions → You had to be an expert to ask the right questions Now: AI-generated code → You should learn how to be a PM Future: AI
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Beware power stations where the app won't work without an Internet connection(old.reddit.com)
2 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Sorry, so basically you're saying there are two separate guidelines, one for Python and one for Rust, and you have the LLM write it first in Python and then Rust. But I still don't understand why it would be any better than writin
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
IDK what's going on in your shop but that sounds like a terrible idea! - Libraries don't necessarily map one-to-one from Python to Rust/etc. - Paradigms don't map neatly; Python is OO, Rust leans more towards FP. - Even
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
Well, verification is easier than creation (i.e., P ≠ NP). I think humans who can quickly verify something works will be in more demand than those who know how to write it. Even better: Since LLMs aren't as creative as humans (in-distr
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by behnamoh 9mo ago
> who will do that then? the next version of LLMs. write with GPT 5.2 now, improve the quality using 5.3 in a couple months; best of both worlds.

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