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1y ago
The use their dialect of Lua. Luau, stuck on 5.1 (correct me if I am wrong) like LuaJit for performance reasons. It is gradually typed, so no need to use Teal.
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If AI is controllable, what students learn is controllable when it replaces "inefficient" humans. I also agree with the title and its implications. But hype is hype, and humans like to ride the hype.
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1y ago
Why don't they undersign a contract like when we take a loan from banks?
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1y ago
With the transition to digital totalitarianism, jail will be a "block" from the digital realm.
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1y ago
Interesting article.
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I love it. A million thumbs ups. I am a data engineer and coming from scientific background. And guess what works most of the time, the simplest (not naive or buggy) solution to your problem that takes into account the human factor, the con
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1y ago
Can you suggest free resources for FreePascal and Lazarus?
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1y ago
c++ is a huge language, with lots of backwards compatibility. I think c++ should keep the good modern things and fork (restart) from there by breaking backwards compatibility, c++23 will be frozen with some fixes.
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1y ago
Can't live without one. I do not have space, but a good plumber made me one with the seat and a hose (similar to shower) from the the common water distributor.
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1y ago
it is out of stock. The good thing is that it needs no GPU.
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1y ago
"How to fix it" is already fixed by AI
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1y ago
Too late to stop now.
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1y ago
Because corporates and capitalism suck the life out of people.
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1y ago
It is a build engineering tool. Build engineering is either hidden behind corporate doors or underrated.
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1y ago
I like the try/catch of Zig. It is innovative. Moreover Zig is a research playground. Ideas will find their way to D/Nim. Zig CC is another innovation. The compile time is also a great experiment. It brings a lot to the table. May
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1y ago
because they drink the Koolaid of capitalism
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1y ago
2 out of 3 new features are about AI.
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1y ago
Not exactly what I asked for, but very close. Thanks. The dll, the def and the amalgamation .h are exactly what I needed.
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1y ago
Which one? The windows did not have headers
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1y ago
Kuzu and DuckDB release a zip with .h/.hpp/.lib/.dll SQlite does not release something similar unfortunately.
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1y ago
The issue here is the lack of open documentation of chipset, device providers. The end user is hostage. We talk about AI/smartphones whatever but the devices are not open or smart.
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1y ago
Very intriguing, I would like to see it in Medium as article
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1y ago
Many, not only this. Far Manager is also a fantastic piece of technology.
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1y ago
Congratulations.
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1y ago
The article ignores the elephant in the room. The hatred for humans expressed by the naysayers. This is much more dangerous than the AI itself.
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1y ago
I agree
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1y ago
I disagree. They can elect their governments more wisely. Like governments that don't consider IP theft irrelevant if they take big bucks.
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1y ago
Great article.
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1y ago
I haven't used their office tools since 2002, except a case of a paper some brain...ed colleague forced me to contribute in 2015.
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1y ago
A package manager like R's package manager or Julia's package manager or Pip would be also a good approach. Zig build seems very friendly too.
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