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bronlund
4mo ago
Every Struct Matters
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bronlund
4mo ago
That is cool!
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bronlund
4mo ago
I think the site has been hosted by the police since them. They probably use it as a honeypot or something - except the site is so poorly managed that no one really comes :D
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bronlund
5mo ago
What a nice story. Inspiring.
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bronlund
5mo ago
I will argue that we are going forward - for better or for worse. In my humble opinion, taking into account the sad state of the world today, any change is welcomed.
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bronlund
5mo ago
Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing - wondering if security-by-obscurity may compensate for some lack of quality.
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bronlund
5mo ago
Why would I use AI to recreate a tool that AI obviates? It's like trying to prove that calculators are a scam by pointing out that no one has used one to build a better abacus.
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bronlund
5mo ago
May I remind you of the fact that the world was going to shit long before LLM’s came to be.
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bronlund
5mo ago
Yeah, agent guardrails has been an issue for a long time now :)
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5mo ago
I can't help thinking about how much we have lost. Just finding the scrollbar nowadays can be a challenge. Not to mention if you want to resize a pane - in some applications they seem to have taken extra steps to make it difficult to f
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bronlund
5mo ago
Comparing Go and .NET is like comparing a Honda with an aircraft carrier with wheels.
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bronlund
5mo ago
Funny and insightful! AI can't write articles like this :)
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bronlund
5mo ago
I use a script to read the feed which then checks every video against https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VIDEO_ID . If it loads (200), it's a Short. Stupid, but it works.
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bronlund
5mo ago
I learned to programmed BASIC on paper long before I owned a computer. I knew I was going to get one though.
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bronlund
6mo ago
It is bad. Don't belive the hype. Just the simple fact that it has a sweet taste, but contains no sugar, disturbs the body's natural production of insulin.
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bronlund
6mo ago
Now we are talking! This one, in addition to all the other alternatives out there, makes the new Pebble dead on arrival. At least at the current price point.
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bronlund
6mo ago
Interesting article about aether in there :)
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bronlund
6mo ago
Pure gold :) I'm missing one though; "You can never underestimate an end user.".
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bronlund
6mo ago
AI-written or not, I think this is a great article. One thing is the use of AI, but the other thing, the thing about how stupid mainstream education has become, is very real and in my opinion, a much bigger threat than AI.
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bronlund
6mo ago
Unnecessary for us maybe, but who knows what kind of bottled-up rage this guys has :)
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bronlund
6mo ago
Yes, this is IEX. Some guy wrote a book about them called "Flash Boys'.
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bronlund
6mo ago
This is not a problem which needed to be fixed, it's an improvement in efficiency - though a costly one. We are talking about a company which do make their own custom microchips so you could very well be right, but it may also be that
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bronlund
6mo ago
For an HFT firm, RAM cost is a non-issue. Even the tiniest improvement in latency can result in millions of dollars of extra profit. They can octuple their RAM usage and still make a killing. I bet Citadel already has reached out to Laurie
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bronlund
6mo ago
She could probably have been stinking rich on this work alone, but instead she just put it up on Github. Kudos to Laurie.
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bronlund
6mo ago
Same here.
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bronlund
6mo ago
Because Markdown is made for humans, not for machines.
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bronlund
6mo ago
He at least admitted to be a simple monkey brained developer.
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6mo ago
Cholesterol is essential. It's a key building block for the cell membrane, it's a precursor to multiple hormones and necessary for producing vitamin D and bile acid. 2% of your body is cholesterol.
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I made Claude write a book about mayonnaise
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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bronlund
7mo ago
I like mayonnaise and I made Claude write me a book. And it's an absolute masterpiece :D
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