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by feverzsj 2y ago
"Rules for thee but not for me."
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Tried several times for C++, almost always got nonsense results. Maybe they only work for weakly typed language.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Have to disable background image to read it.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Because they have infinite fund now. https://www.wired.com/story/deepseek-china-nationalism/ https://restofworld.org/2025/china-embeds-deepseek-ai-in-eve...
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Like other quantum supremacy claims, it cannot be proved by others.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
I saw their posts several times, and thought they were some really shitty spams.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Unbelievable. They should at least manage the excel in git.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
In practice, there is little to no advantage. Any spacing filling index is trying to fit into an ordered index like B-tree, so existing horizontal scaling solution can be directly applied. The problem is it's much harder and inefficien
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by feverzsj 2y ago
So, they gonna edit elephant's gene to make it wooly, and call it a mammoth. It's like these chinese zoos dyeing dogs as lions and pandas.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
So, I have to use another search engine to verify the results?
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by feverzsj 2y ago
What about those who support Russian invaders?
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Good or bad, influence is the most powerful weapon of a superpower in peace time. Cutting it off won't save your money but instead weaken the country.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Sensors are very cheap. Have no idea why they cut them. [0]: https://aqicn.org/gaia/list/ [1]: https://www2.purpleair.com/products/list
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by feverzsj 2y ago
"Administrative burden" is a perfect use case of LLM. They are both bs.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Edge is only good for its support of cleartype on Windows. Now it's nothing.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
I don't want a bloody meat spaceship. They should try crystallization.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Unless someone weaponizes it.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Seems consumers just hate every product with AI functionality.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
The secret ingredient is smuggling.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Maybe. Apple ditched them in China, because their infra can't handle large scale users.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
It's just Hacker News attracts more rust users, so more rust jobs here. You can search on actual job sites. Rust jobs are still rare.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Because the more they break the stronger they are.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
There are also rqlite and dqlite. SQlite is good enough for small to middle projects, which are the vast majority.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Because the transceiver(brain) hasn't been ready to connect with the real you in another dimension.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
I'd consider no relational db scales reads vertically better than SQLite. For writes, you can batch them or distribute them to attached dbs. But, either way, you may lose some transaction guarantee.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Chrome's font rendering issue on Windows has been known for more than a decade. Turns out all you need to do is reading proper gamma/contrast values from register. But they didn't fix it in Skia, so most Skia based projects s
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by feverzsj 2y ago
DOM based UI in WASM is kinda pointless. It's both slower and hard to debug.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
There are tons of more insightful examples in the proposal[0]. C++26 reflection could replace most meta programming tricks, though the syntax isn't the most pleasant. [0]: https://isocpp.org/files/papers/P2996
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Or just count the ratings.
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by feverzsj 2y ago
Linus should have already accepted the C++ patch instead of these Rust dramas.

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