geodel

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by geodel 2mo ago
Well your points are making sense in isolation whereas this article is making more sense in general. > I'm a bit tired of "simple" and "boring" and other nonsense words in this field... This is hilarious in sense
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by geodel 2mo ago
It has to be. And I think it is same everywhere we want everyone to attend high school. Nowadays we want college and universities degree for everyone too.
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by geodel 2mo ago
Thats the amenity trap. People want all sort of amenities that smaller neighborhood schools can't provide. Therefore bigger schools are built which had large centralized facilities for sports, recreation and all. So naturally now it ne
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by geodel 2mo ago
But you might. And Codex is taking your threats seriously and stand prepared in case you breach protocol and start using your computer resources for your own nefarious purpose. These apps stands as last defense between users and legitimate
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by geodel 2mo ago
Building crud, bagging crud, greeting crud. All the same.
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by geodel 2mo ago
> What most people can’t afford is to maintain their desired lifestyle True, goes without saying. I see most of the time when lifestyle is not even considered making a choice but simply as "everyone does it". I might turn into
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by geodel 2mo ago
You are looking to "destroy kid's future" with such heresies like hanging out with friends. What's next? not going to school when one is sick?
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by geodel 2mo ago
I think magnet school and/or outside school /rec-league sports can easily bring that 15h number. Overall I think you are right it is indeed bubble and once one is in, it is difficult to see not everyone is doing that. I have a fri
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by geodel 2mo ago
They kind of did. It has a separate website now [1] . All the docs, announcements, roadmap, some comparisons as you asked are there. So they do seem to be working towards separation. 1. https://mojolang.org/
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by geodel 2mo ago
Retro-justification is not some flaw it is most common way people choose tech stacks. The only logic that matters most of time is business logic of solution serving problem statement and not logic of choosing a technical stack.
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by geodel 2mo ago
Jarred Sumner is the Bun (javascript build tool, packager) guy who recently converted Bun code from Zig to Rust via Claude of course! It lead to thousands of comments discussion here on HN just a few weeks back. It is great to see his claud
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by geodel 2mo ago
For a moment I thought it is hitting with AI .
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by geodel 2mo ago
Did all these names were huge before joining Google, and Google used their extraordinary hiring skills to get them? Or a whole bunch of them had challenging problems to solve and ample resources at their disposal to become huge? To me it is
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by geodel 2mo ago
> The worst part of Java is Java programmers. For companies that deployed Java this is the best part. Growth of Java from 1995-2015 and enterprise IT outsourcing was almost in lockstep. It was not for programmers with taste or interest i
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by geodel 2mo ago
Ha, many years back I had to write a template processor for some system configuration handling. Manager told me last guy did most of the work so test and wrap it up. I instead had to throw it out as it was so crappy, wrote much smaller co
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by geodel 3mo ago
From their Agent.md: "Go port of Vercel's AI SDK (github.com/grafana/ai-sdk), providing streaming LLM orchestration wire-compatible with @ai-sdk/react"
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by geodel 3mo ago
10 agents for 10 function sounds like IT director. I see enterprises are full of those and they are getting credited appropriately for "AI led innovation" at workplace. The difference with Movie director at least is in details. IT
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by geodel 3mo ago
> However for those who are superstar / plan maker, this discussion is actually beneficial. ... I hear all this and it seem useful also. But from what I have seen in last 5-8 years is that immediate supervisor/manager have hard
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by geodel 3mo ago
> But saying that out loud would be rude - they took steps to NOT openly criticize Zig, even after Zig's founder did not show them the same courtesy. If this does not get Anthropic 'The Presidential Medal of Strategic Restraint
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by geodel 3mo ago
"Former" seems to an important detail here.
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by geodel 3mo ago
Yes, on one hand its fascinating, on other its about impossible before end of universe that it would be possible to apply India wide. Right on with Gurugram observation. The latest government way to fix all issue is to change name of the pl
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by geodel 3mo ago
I'll start this punishment from elementary schools onwards. Early punishment will prevent later crimes.
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by geodel 3mo ago
Absolutely. If anyone disagree with learned opinion of their lordships, they must be charged with contempt of court and barred from speaking on court judgements in future.
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by geodel 4mo ago
Agree. This is warning to people who thought Rust is optional at cloud scale.
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by geodel 4mo ago
Ok, what will be Qualcomm incentive? Selling few hundred Mojo license for few thousand dollars each. Or making it open source hoping it may make big in AI / data science community and may help sell more Qualcomm hardware?
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by geodel 4mo ago
Two trends I see at work: 1) No more human written code in projects, all code must be AI generated. 2) Developers are responsible for all code AI generated. Combine that with fear of losing job and you have no one calling out management bul
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by geodel 4mo ago
> Maybe if Anthropic claimed that you could write an unsupervised loop that writes perfect software, the critics would make more sense. Or to be upstanding, ethical companies that they are. Just put disclaimer after every prompt response
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by geodel 4mo ago
> yet that's a human thing. is this joke? Here we are talking about trillon dollar AI companies who claim AI can fix decade old bugs and create new compilers, OSs and what not. Are parallel agents working autonomously to fix issues
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by geodel 4mo ago
Well, tons of top people left Google when Facebook was up and coming. Its nothing new. Google can't really do much for people who've made up their mind. But yeah conspiracy theoretical approach would generate lot of discussion on
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by geodel 4mo ago
My point is simple. Real world is highly complex and dynamic system. It is not a linear relationship e.g European scientists never came --> US remained backward. US may have evolved differently, Asian scientists may have come, US progres

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