galangalalgol

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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
I think the ire is from people who were nerds pre 2000. Before software was a way to wealth. People who made weird stuff because they wanted to. Then some of those people made weird stuff that made them wealthy, leading some people to make
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
It is less about the us being capable of it, than the us getting out of the way. Japan, India, and SK all have vested interests in preventing further concentration of Chinese mercantilist power. Saying an establishment us president would fo
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
A million? 100M only gets you an ev advertisement on the Whitehouse lawn. It will need to be something more like Saudi Arabia's investment in ivanka, i mean the affinity group. 25M a year to his son in law gets your phone calls answere
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
You have touched on my biggest complaint, the supply chain depth. It has definite advantages, but a signed and vetted set of crates is sorely needed. I could always just write everything my self like I would in c, but the crates are right t
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
Did you create this account just to lament rust hype? I mean, it is excessive. But I also don't think it is manufactured. We are more like some mostly benign evangelical denomination trying to get everyone to see the joys of Ferris.
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
This year, none of them. Historically most or all. So that is another caveat. If all future lpe are logic errors I'd start reconsidering the value proposition. I do actually like writing rust though. I don't feel like it slows me
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
When we go a full year without a lpe in the linux kernel I'll start considering it...
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
Whose interests does it serve now? That is the main thing to understand of you are to get anything out of news.
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
5/3/1 without any extra sets (no bbb,fsl,ssl etc) is pretty well regarded for people with poor recovery. Slow, but steady and low risk.
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
10T is about a crows worth. The mythos count doesn't include any diffusion model. But the crows count includes all its visual processing. And tactile. Touch uses up enough that they use skin surface area to normalize across animals whe
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by galangalalgol 4mo ago
Y combinators are all you need... But this is all getting really divorced from the issue we should be considering. Anthropic isn't helping with their pr. The issue is if we have something we can converse with that is possibly capable o
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Thanks, there is always a risk of people jumping on replies like that to scream that you are doing it wrong. I just wanted to see how other people do stuff. Hope everyone stays nice.
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
It depends on how thorough the test infrastructure is I think. Something like curl with its immaculate tests could probably get autonomously ported if you threw infinite tokens at it because you have deterministically defined what finished
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
I am not aure either, but bun wasn't using normal zig and there was drama about upstreaming. Combine that with anthropics desire to show they can help rewrite everything in rust and that probably accounts for some of it.
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
What do you like to ise those features for?
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Being faster than humans at mundane and verifiable tasks is a useful thing. Great for format conversions. Api mappings etc. if you don't understand the algorithm you are asking it to implement, you better at least understand how to gen
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
That is a fantastic use and would likely benefit asd as well. Could you share your strategies for creating something that is still you and concise but comprehensible to neurotypicals?
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
I find vscode with the right plugins better than vs6 was by a long shot. Helix is pretty amazing too.
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Haven't swe layoffs usually targeted more experienced devs?
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
And for electronics with wireless, they still just ignore everything. No FCC ID, don't even have any silkscreening on the pcb or markings on the ICs. Nothing gets enforced.
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
I can't decide how much I like it myself. It can help me with really complicated projects. Software and otherwise. It has completely replaced my usage of non site local search engines. But I don't like how lazy it makes me. I don&
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Ocaml maybe? Multi threading didn't seem necessary and introduced the possibility of data races.
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Type hinting seems like the worst of both. You pay the cost on refactor to go change them all, where dynamic typing or static type inference avoid that. You also don't have any of the benefits of static or dynamic typing. My strong pre
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Take this into context with the outsourcing of all such work to China though. Environmental regulations are assessed to be one of the largest impacts US GDP. We take that hit to protect human life, and then by all the stuff from China that
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Yes, that is an issue. There isn't much separation until age 11 or 12 and even then it is usually at the same physical facility. Is there good data on how to handle that? Don't want to make irrevocable decisions too early, seen lo
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
I live in what passes for a walkable residential area in the south us. A 15 min walk to a street with shops and restaurants. You meet people on the way. But the weather is definitely a factor. It bounces around freezing for a month or three
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
I read that the banks often set minimum rents on the commercial real estate built or renovated with their loans. The minimum is too high for most any business to be profitable, so you see a series of failed attempts until a big chain like 7
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Montessori advocates for mixed age classes where more advanced help teach the less advanced, as the teaching itself solidifies it in the more advanced student's mind. Not sure if it is valid. But it is something with studies and meta s
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
Firefox on android with ublock origin didn't hit any captchas. I wonder what triggers them?
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by galangalalgol 5mo ago
If you look at the number of authors vs the number of dependencies the gap narrows but doesn't disappear. Many of the most commonly used crates are written by members of the rust foundation amd are used in the tools themselves. But it

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