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by guappa 1y ago
No, one of the new "nokia" that run stock android.
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by guappa 1y ago
If you need a model per task, we're very far from AGI.
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by guappa 1y ago
Yeah it's great! I want to put off the screen and instantly after going off, it reads my finger and goes on again! Who came up with that idea?
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by guappa 1y ago
unihertz makes small phones!
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by guappa 1y ago
He's the cofounder of openai… you don't think there is some kind of monetary incentive here?
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by guappa 1y ago
On purpose yes. But the entire point of languages with managed memory is that they do not segfault.
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by guappa 1y ago
Except they have to retrain constantly, so why would you not consider the cost of training?
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by guappa 1y ago
Considering how python is not very backwards compatibility friendly, that might not be an option.
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by guappa 1y ago
Yeah, because they're bleeding money like crazy now. You should consider how much it actually costs, not how much they charge. How do people fail to consider this?
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by guappa 1y ago
1st dose is free
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by guappa 1y ago
And they often don't check the terminal so if you pipe them or run on a serial terminal they break horribly.
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by guappa 1y ago
Open his profile and check where he lives. It's pointless.
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by guappa 1y ago
Israelis are getting oppressed, but it's arabs who do the dieing.
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by guappa 1y ago
HOME=/tmp/ uv run
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by guappa 1y ago
uv is owned by a startup. I would not depend on it because they will pull some weird monetisation scheme in a few years. Same with pydantic, that is now doing AI.
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by guappa 1y ago
Ah don't worry, llms are a return to crashes as it is :) The other day it managed to produce code that made python segfault.
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by guappa 1y ago
∞
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by guappa 1y ago
He's selling something.
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by guappa 1y ago
In a way he's making sense. If the "code" is the prompt, the output of the llm is an intermediate artifact, like the intermediate steps of gcc. So why should we still need gcc? The answer is of course, that we need it because
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by guappa 1y ago
AI is not mind reading.
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by guappa 1y ago
you mean like there is color and colour?
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by guappa 1y ago
Consider that runic letters come from latin letters normally.
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by guappa 1y ago
I think it used to be like that before the GNU people made gcc, completely destroying the market of compilers. > Also, as a lazy developer who is always trying to make AI do my job for me, it still kind of sucks, and its not clear that i
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by guappa 1y ago
go by default links libc
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by guappa 1y ago
Which is why municipalities have codes… except they prefer corruption to sense.
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by guappa 1y ago
Why do facts offend you?
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by guappa 1y ago
The standard library is the whole distro :) It's hardly a fair comparison with old linux distros when osx certainly will not run anything old… remember they dropped rosetta, rosetta2, 32bit support, opengl… (list continues). And I don&
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by guappa 1y ago
Well seems I was wrong about linking C libraries from rust. The problem of increased RAM requirements and constant rebuilds are still very real, if only slightly less big because of dynamically linking C.
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by guappa 1y ago
Can you run ldd on any binary you currently have on your machine that is written in rust? I eagerly await the results!
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by guappa 1y ago
Not with rust…

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