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by genxy 6mo ago
Whom or what am I astroturfing for? Samsung did two things, I shutdown its DDR4 lines in the middle of enormous demand and made a deal that diverted 40% of its HBM output. For Samsung to now declare a loss because of ram supply shortage is
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by genxy 6mo ago
If true, I don't see that as an impediment for replacement. I am sure A16Z would agree. Lots of other inputs feed the calculus, some portions of the business might run hotter.
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by genxy 6mo ago
The creator is working here https://www.meshy.ai/ even before that I think they switched to a private fork as they were doing the bulk of the work. https://github.com/taichi-dev/taichi/discussions&
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by genxy 6mo ago
write your own comments
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by genxy 6mo ago
Isn't that a self own? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46169224
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by genxy 6mo ago
How does this not apply to Trump and the rest of congress? Billions in market manipulation.
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by genxy 6mo ago
Creating task schedulers for microcontrollers is fun , like phenomenal fun. Everyone should have an UNO available in some form for playtime.
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by genxy 6mo ago
We lost the plot here. What are your goals, to let everyone know that interpreters, definitionally don't generate code? This isn't debate club. I dropped a cool link that shows we have a machine that turns interpreters into compil
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by genxy 6mo ago
We are better now that we learned from the first time.
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by genxy 6mo ago
In dynamically typed programs, you can if you allow it, let the types happen to you. In a statically typed program, you are forced to think about them from the beginning. That same abstract concept is at play with vibe coding, but instead t
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by genxy 6mo ago
Philz is phucked, this is their Bud Light moment. If this reddit thread has any merit, Philz will be wrapped up in a year. https://old.reddit.com/r/sanfrancisco/comments/1sfl6ji/mahes...
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by genxy 6mo ago
The author of weval is the top comment. Reading the comments and understanding that transitively, weval turns interpreters into compilers, allowing interpreters to generate machine code.
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by genxy 6mo ago
> Interpreters don't translate bytecode to native instructions. > That's a partial evaluator, not an interpreter, and it converts an interpreter into compiler, which are different things. https://old.reddit.com&#x
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by genxy 6mo ago
They do now https://github.com/bytecodealliance/weval
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by genxy 6mo ago
So Vagrant is launching the VM locally, is that why it needs nesting? Would you be ok with a trampoline that launched the VM as a sibling to the Vagrant VM?
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by genxy 6mo ago
It helps if you offer a concrete use case, as in how large the heap is, what kinda of blackout period you can handle, and whether the app can handle all of it's open connections being destroyed, etc. The more an app can handle resettin
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by genxy 6mo ago
This is like measuring programmer value in klocs.
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by genxy 6mo ago
You can get new $2 from your bank
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by genxy 6mo ago
I am referring to cross-zone within in the same region, so like us-central1-a to us-central1-b. These are building to building and often never cross public land.
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by genxy 6mo ago
GCP charging for interzone traffic is an interesting financial choice. They own all the infra and in many cases this is literally moving from building to building.
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by genxy 6mo ago
You don't need the source, the LLM has the source, it is called the binary.
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by genxy 6mo ago
Sure, but all they have to do is not hold up their end of the bargain. Who enforces that? These are just norms from 60 years ago that the rich decided they no longer have to follow.
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by genxy 6mo ago
I hope this was presented at SIGBOVIK.
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by genxy 6mo ago
I love a dog and a cat and tree. I can respect someone not as intelligent as other folks. I'd love it we started holding the crude, mean and willfully ignorant to a higher standard.
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by genxy 6mo ago
That is where I put systems programmers, they need to extract an abstract algebra out of the domain. If they are able to accomplish this, the complexity of the problem largely evaporates. Use the wrong abstraction and you are constantly fig
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by genxy 6mo ago
The scariest things I have ever seen are super hard-working programmers. So much code, it wouldn't stop. Refactoring was harder than rewriting. Unit tests metastasized into bone. And now another PR.
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by genxy 7mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G9DNx7xIIc share link wouldn't load
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by genxy 7mo ago
Have you thought about moving to a Clojure shop?
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by genxy 7mo ago
Isn't this like saying types mix poorly with ASTs?
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by genxy 7mo ago
https://scarecrowvideo.org/ has thousands of videos you could never get on netflix.

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