glouwbug

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by glouwbug 6mo ago
Some of us work on critical systems
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by glouwbug 6mo ago
:!poweroff
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by glouwbug 6mo ago
Well, destroying the entirety of the Gulf certainly is one way to make the world go renewable. Many are going to struggle, though
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by glouwbug 6mo ago
Right, but Carmack has always delivered. I need someone without Carmack’s ability to show me what value they can deliver with AI
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by glouwbug 6mo ago
What AI does best is remove accountability and ownership
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Hyprlands been making waves
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Articles about parts of Asia starting WFH to conserve fuel are already cropping up [1]. I'm seeing live trackers of the Hormunz pop up too [2]. I'm getting some serious deja-vu. [1] https://fortune.com/2026/0
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
I mean, at that point you're distributing piracy, no?
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Need a DVR for that (and a couple hours)
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Your average woman subjects themselves to a spectrum of sexual harassment ranging from cat calling to approaches - or even worse - by just leaving the house. Imagine them in gyms in workout clothing, or night club dresses in locked vehicles
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Women's only gyms and hours exist already. If there's a need, and they feel safer this way, let them have it
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by glouwbug 7mo ago
Gases work roughly the same way (until they break the ideal gas law and don't). The ratio of static and dynamic pressures between two chambers can drive nozzle flow [1]. Add in some compression and combustion and you can simulate anyth
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by glouwbug 8mo ago
I wrote an internal engine combustion sim in C with what I'd assume is some pretty alright procedural audio generation and posted it to Show-HN ( https://github.com/glouw/ensim4 ) with which I got 2 upvotes. I under
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by glouwbug 8mo ago
Peter Thiel may not be but Peter Steele was
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by glouwbug 8mo ago
It’s nice getting real hacker material on hackernews
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by glouwbug 8mo ago
God was a dream of good government
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
It was a time of post WWII boom and unrivalled economic prosperity. For the vast majority of human existence wealth like that was never offered to regular commoners. Canada today might be expensive to rent in and buy in, but the quality of
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
Given they have 30 years of what looks to be safety critical UNIX experience, it’s probably not AI. They might come from rigorous fields like medical device engineering where writing and design are continuously audited for spec and standard
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
Dynamic memory allocation solves the problem of dynamic business requirements. If you know your requirements up front, static memory initialisation is the way. For instance, indexing a typed array with an enum is no different then an unorde
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
Reddit generates its revenue with schadenfreude, YouTube and AAA games with GenAI (see: Ghibli in Call of Duty, and fast growing AI channels like Nick Invests or Bernard with “Why it Sucks to be X”). On my shelf from the corner of my eye I
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
Yes, if it ever releases
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
Humans resemble AGI more than they do LLMs
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
AI works for Antirez because he's already a master of his domain
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
C++ profiles
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
In my personal experience, showing emotion has only ever been mistaken for weakness. I did a bit of experimentation and learned that weight lifting and a mastery of marvel-like quips yields a far better social standing than opening up or sh
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by glouwbug 9mo ago
I’m sure they probably train on private repos too
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by glouwbug 10mo ago
Maybe not the worst idea if we're looking to claim back what's been lost to LLM bots
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by glouwbug 10mo ago
You'd be hard pressed to do any really damage with numerical simulations outside of NaN propagations. C's problems come from the standard library
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Show HN: I Simulated an Inline Internal Combustion Engine in C(github.com)
2 points by glouwbug 10mo ago|0 comments
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by glouwbug 10mo ago
The argument is building anew is 90% cheaper. I can’t see LLMs contributing to anything this size when they can’t remember what I said 4 messages ago

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