dailykoder

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by dailykoder 2y ago
Folks, let me tell you, AI is a big league player, it's a real winner, believe me. Nobody knows more about AI than I do, and I can tell you, it's going to be huge, just huge. The advancements we're seeing in AI are tremendous
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by dailykoder 2y ago
This hits a nerve and my urge to do that gets bigger and bigger by the day. I JUST have to do it (tm). Recently I have been playing around with the Microchip PolarFire SoC[1] and as I already know, there ain't __that__ much resources a
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by dailykoder 2y ago
The fire.wend code[1] made me smile! I love how oneself tries to push boundaries with a language that barely can do anything, just do prove it to yourself that is works. Code is 10/10. Go for merge! :-) - [1] https://github.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
> my goal is not to work 8 hours & go home, it is to finish my work and get back to my life. I am always wondering why people don't consider work as part of their lifes. It always has been. People always worked. Back in the day
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by dailykoder 2y ago
That feature never made sense to me and I always disable it on my GNU+Linux, if I encounter it. Almost always when I want to open 2 different file locations, is because I want to copy files from one folder to another and because I am a lazy
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by dailykoder 2y ago
My mom uses LibreOffice, too. Granted, she doesn't do anything special. Just a few docs for housekeeping. I even forgot about the fact that she is using it. Just recently noticed it again. I would assume she would have had WAY more pro
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by dailykoder 2y ago
FPGAs not only have no host OS, but they are actual hardware. The only thing you program are lookup tables which then represent logic gates/multiplexers which only have the normal hardware latency. There is literally no software involv
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by dailykoder 2y ago
We were also told that smart home will make our life easier and save time to have more available for the "important" things in life. But reality is that people just spend more time with their smart home things and are even shoutin
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by dailykoder 2y ago
God says... bradytrophic indical sacella unlittered surveying mis-tilled brachymetropic oxime masa hypermilitant litas acarotoxic thrust O retranslating awee tetraodont prevoidance cabbala Linker pervertedness absurdest coruscates aminopyri
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by dailykoder 2y ago
There are companies like infineon and elmos in germany (and i think a handful more). So it is happening, just not (yet) with consumer products
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by dailykoder 2y ago
That'd be very very good actually. I'd be happy if institutions would use that where one could TECHNICALLY (maybe just a miniscule amount of people would do that) verify data from end to end, instead of some "open" model
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by dailykoder 2y ago
> will ensure that the models, software, data and evaluation will be fully open I am VERY curious about that. Will they open up ALL the training data? Which would be a massive amount I'd guess, but I'd be curious where they got
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Very very true! Give them a take home assignment first and if they have a good result on that, give them an easier task, without AI, in person. Then you will quickly figure out who actually understands their work
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I understand your and OP's situation and I got overwhelmed by all the fancy plugins myself. But then I realized: Hey, I can just use neovim like vanilla vim and don't have to get the next best plugin when it comes out. I think it
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Because so many people on here talk about how good the "old web" used to be. This is it. This is peak old web. Maybe a bit too polished, but still. Pointless and fun, because fun is fun.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I write all of my code in english. Even if it's just for me. I am a native german speaker. It just makes things A LOT easier in terms of debugging, researching, reading examples from documentation, etc etc. I don't even understand
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by dailykoder 2y ago
And what makes you think commercial LLMs won't get SEO optimized and ad infested? Companys will fight the same way about getting their first mention in an LLM reply
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Very true, but people pretend LLMs are the "google replacement". For google (or rather duckduckgo) I know exactly which keywords to type to find my answer within seconds. If I type only keywords into the LLM (like "X algorith
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>That long f-in reply for the most simple question Gosh, I hate LLMs so much. Who made them type out wall of texts by default? I want to know how many R's are in Strawberry, not how you deduced that shit. If I want to know the latte
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Maybe the boomers were right and we made computers way too complex? This might be a bit of a hyperbole, but seems like there will always be a security hole (even if mostly hard to exploit). But I also guess we can't get much faster wit
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>something that a person who can maybe afford the same vacation, but has a limited number of vacation days, won't even consider. See, and I do not consider doing "normal" tourist things, spending days on the beach or whate
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by dailykoder 2y ago
That's why we should not rely on computers (or rather statistical models) telling us about history
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Yes, lets just pretend that tiananmen square protests never happened. Life will be a lot easier! Song related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=estHjAfHGbU
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Huh, this sounds interesting. Maybe I'll give it a shot. Thanks!
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Do those languages get used in the industry, except of academia? There are so many HDLs and I am wondering if there is any other benefit of learning any of these, except of possible fun.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
This is interesting. I think I did not entirely understand OPs problem, but we are going more and more in a direction where we try to come up with things how to "program" LLMs, because human language is not sufficient enough. (Atl
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by dailykoder 2y ago
At work I often switched to VSCode because I couldn't get pyright to work with our django project. The errors everywhere were just annoying to look at. So I looked around and found "ruff" and "jedi_language_server".
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by dailykoder 2y ago
This. Old Facebook was okay. Planing parties with friends, connecting with people you haven't seen in years and so forth. But when I noticed they put suggested posts in my feed and just hiding posts from friends, it wasn't worth t
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Thanks to social media I got more and more depressed and anxious in my youth. My natural shame evolved into fantastic pathological shame. Took me only 10 years to fight against it and kinda feel normal again. Thank you social media Edit: so
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Yes, that's kinda obvious, but actually doing that and not go back to your old habits is hard. For some more, for some less

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