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gjadi
9mo ago
When you don't know the answer to a question you ask an LLM, do you verify it or do you trust it? Like, if it tells you merge sort is better on that particular problem, do you trust it or do you go through an analysis to confirm it rea
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gjadi
9mo ago
As if reading books was enough to make you an author.
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gjadi
10mo ago
Maybe not for the full japanese characters set, but for an existing game, they could do it for the subset of characters they are using.
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gjadi
11mo ago
What's a MMM heap? Is it a typo on min-max heap?
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gjadi
1y ago
There are several things I use: - think of past enjoyable moments (for me it's hiking, I usually don't go very far until I fall to sleep) - box breathing - hold breath for N sec then release, then N+10, then ... - try to relax you
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gjadi
1y ago
Given that every LLM-players are still looking for their market, I wouldn't be surprise if they did things that don't scale.
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gjadi
1y ago
How is the internal representation an issue? Java string are utf16 internally and it's doesn't matter how you write your code nor what's the targeted format.
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gjadi
1y ago
But since it's mostly by people close to the children, the fear of the stranger is not justified.
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gjadi
1y ago
Have a look at https://zfhuang99.github.io/tla+/pluscal/chatgpt/2023/09/24/...
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gjadi
1y ago
Or, you know, chmod -w XYZ.ts
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gjadi
1y ago
> Physical attendance will be invite-only. Tickets will not be publicly available. Invitees will receive an attendee guide with further information.
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gjadi
1y ago
> plan to throw one away; you will, anyhow.
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gjadi
1y ago
Two things: slowdown and adaptation. Slow CO2 emissions because every tons make it worse for +10 000yrs. Adaptation, because infrastructures changes are slow to do and the sooner we start the sooner we can absorb damage.
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gjadi
1y ago
Interesting. I noticed the same and sometimes I change my emacs theme just to get a fresh perspective. Sometimes I also disable syntax highlighting when typing so I won't get distracted.
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gjadi
1y ago
Hardware changes a lot in the time it takes to develop a game. When I read his plan files and interviews, I realized he seemed to spend a lot of time before developing the game thinking about what the next gen hardware was going to bring. T
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1y ago
That was an interesting read, thanks. However I fail to see how it's an issue specific to ocaml. It was a bug in the Skylake processor triggered by a special pattern of instructions produced by gcc. Ocaml built with clang was ok becaus
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2y ago
Like you, I like doing work I enjoy, but I have never been in a layoff, so I don't know how I will react to it. My hope is that after a layoff I would be able to bounce back and find a new company where I can keep on doing fun work. Li
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gjadi
2y ago
His progression is wild. Going from top Cambridge graduate in 2021 to Staff Eng at META in 3y. Nice!
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gjadi
2y ago
You can have locally ignores files in .git/info/exclude IIRC.
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gjadi
2y ago
This. The solution to long and multiple reviews to MR is single pair review session where most of the big picture aspects can be addressed immediately and verbally discussed and challenged. IMHO it is the same as chat. If talking about an i
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gjadi
2y ago
ffmepg is famous for using asm. For exemple : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42041301
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2y ago
Embedded developer and longtime emacs user here. For code navigation: If the tool chains provides the file compile_commads.json, then I use the built-in LSP: eglot. If not, then universal-ctags to generate TAGS file. For debugging, I use oz
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2y ago
Also posted a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41590466 In case you're interested in what was discussed before on this topic.
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Interview with Brian Goetz (2020)
(freecontent.manning.com)
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2y ago
IMAP is for reading your emails not sending, that means you could accept PKI for SMTP to communicate with untrustworthy clients, but want to ensure that your access to your emails are safe(r).
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2y ago
For emacs users in the room, there is consult-recoll.
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Longjmp – For Speed (2009)
(thedailywtf.com)
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2y ago
Congrats to the author for finishing their article!
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gjadi
2y ago
This sounds like a typical embedded software engineer and I frequently see people around here complaining about the low salaries for these roles. What am I missing?
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2y ago
This sounds similar to windsurfing, tinkering with your board, sail size, fin size, etc. is a big part of the sport. Yet, at the Olympics, the gear is the same for everyone. Btw, I can't remember where, but I heard that, in the old edi
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