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by davidgerard 1y ago
This is just fuzzing with extra power consumption?
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by davidgerard 1y ago
"eating our own dogshit"
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by davidgerard 1y ago
His challenge was: Share some AI-derived pull requests that deal with non-obvious corner cases or non-trivial bugs from mature F/OSS projects. I’ll also accept high-quality documentation that isn’t just the sort of wasted space a
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by davidgerard 1y ago
of course, that doesn't answer the question Evans was asking at all.
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by davidgerard 1y ago
You've made literally an argument to nationalise Google and make it into a government department - not to leave it to fester.
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by davidgerard 1y ago
> I'm honestly not at all familiar with browsers but I really do wonder if a custom language wouldn't be a reasonable tradeoff. careful, last time someone said that we got Rust
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by davidgerard 1y ago
It matters because the GPL has been upheld in US courts.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
that's a troll
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by davidgerard 2y ago
dude, YC funded stablecoin scams, including one that lost everyone's money in Terra-Luna.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
thank you!
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Deepseek is run by a hedge fund and they are 100% in it for the money and not the culty AI doom BS, which helps a bit.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Mostly as a combat sport.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
The very first thing that will happen is every company training against this benchmark, as they do every other benchmark.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Are you in the US? In UK companies, everything from that bot is somewhere between "no" and "no, fuck off". The more qualifiers you add, the ruder you're intending to be.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
There is no reason to bend over backwards to make up excuses for bad behaviour.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
looks like he just told us
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by davidgerard 2y ago
reminiscent of: Ask HN: Are there any substantial examples of blockchain solving a real problem? (2020) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22914430
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by davidgerard 2y ago
so is there a real checkable example of one that's doing work?
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Sam Altman Is a Dunce(deadsimpletech.com)
5 points by davidgerard 2y ago|0 comments
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by davidgerard 2y ago
you and I make $1T transactions daily, it's true
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Is this Dang turning titles into Betteridge questions again? The original does not have a question mark.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
yeah. Nobody cares about WP Engine, they care that Mullenweg is randomly fucking with the plugin and theme repo that everyone depends on. If WP Engine disintegrated into dust tomorrow, Mullenweg would still be the guy that fucked with the r
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by davidgerard 2y ago
I'm looking at going static and this is literally the problem I have. Is there any out-of-the-box way (e.g. something in Javascript) to bolt comments onto a static site?
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Grummz followers, he's been promoting it heavily
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by davidgerard 2y ago
from some to none
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by davidgerard 2y ago
Here's the complete change set between Godot and Redot: https://github.com/Redot-Engine/redot-docs/commit/8ce7ebaf22... README.md: - # Godot Engine documentation + # Redot Engine do
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by davidgerard 2y ago
yeah, this is just critihype
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by davidgerard 2y ago
"AI" isn't a technology. Do you mean LLMs? If so, then lol hell no, why on earth would I.
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by davidgerard 2y ago
> If you write regularly and you're not using AI, you simply cannot keep up with the competition. You're out. This statement strikes me (a writer) as ridiculous. LLM slop is sloppy . I would expect anyone who reads a reasonabl
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by davidgerard 2y ago
fwiw, Yandex still frequently has cached versions, and you can save the cache in archive.today.

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