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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
There's probably some efficiency to it too. Encoding a dozen images as one and load them in one request will be quicker than 12 separate images each with their own overhead.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
Really? <map> was also supported since Chrome and Firefox 1. Is ismap older yet? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
I don't like that semi-colon. AFAICT `i, s;` is not an independent statement. `i, s: vec` would have been fine, but `;` ?!?! madness.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
> That one actually shows what the variable is initialized to. This one doesn't. reply Which variable? `i` is clearly initialized to `0` and `it` doesn't have an initializer per se... it starts at the first value of the contain
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
I've been wanting to make an RTS but found it a bit daunting. I thought this might be a bit challenging for LLMs too but I guess not! This is nice to see.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
> I was hoping it’d end in a “so how much did this cost?” so that others team looking at similar migrations have an estimate on what they can expect It was in the middle. $165k.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
Isn't that equivalent? The task here was port Bun from Zig to Rust. He's saying that task will cost more.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
It's only 4% unsafe and most of it is single-line pointers that came from C++ > At the time of writing, about 4% of Bun's Rust code sits inside an unsafe block (~13,000 unsafe keywords across ~27,000 lines / ~780,000 lines
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
Box3D just showcased some stuff including deterministic replays. If you wanted to port that, you could probably import the replay and make sure it plays back the same way in your new language. I think it captures the inputs and forces appli
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
At first I was really impressed, I thought granny was the voice. But it turns out it's the same kind of annoying voice and tone. And then Constance starts talking to it and it immediately cuts her off at 1:05, after they just explain
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
I don't think it needs an 'internal clock'. It needs two things. (1) the timer tool, (2) to know not to lie about having a tool or using a tool. I think (2) is the hard thing.
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
> The two biggest hardware challenges are reducing the size and weight of the ultrasound probe and replacing ultrasound gel with a more practical coupling material, such as hydrogel. We think both are solvable, making it possible for the
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
The entire article is speculation. The real answer was posted by Ryan Cavanaugh in the official repo over a year a go: https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/discussions/411 Why would trust anything else?
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
I've used a very similar workflow somewhat by accident for some larger changes. I'll be chatting with Codex about the best way to implement and watch my context slowly dwindle down, so I ask it to write out the plan to some dir (e
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
What does "clean room" mean here and why is it important? Also the task list (checkmarks) render poorly in PDF. Also why wouldn't rendering the same doc twice produce the same byte output?
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
This one is a fair point... if all the characters have distinctive names then NPC can plausibly become aware that it is a character in that game and spoil things. I don't know how to stop that, short of training a clean model from scra
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by hdjrudni 3mo ago
What "context"? If it's coming from the player's input, then the LLM isn't spoiling anything. e.g. let's say an important character dies in your game but that hasn't happened yet in this point in the story
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Oof, why would you sign up for only the standup comedy specials? 90% of them are garbage. These people are not funny.
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Q,U,V,X,Y,Z are interesting. Not really sure how to read the map though. Does black mean its placed there the most or least?
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Love to see this! I got started with Box2D back in probably 2006ish. Great to see Erin is still working on this stuff. Thank you Erin for the great libraries!
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Codex is not better anymore. It appears they nerfed their quota a few weeks ago. I never used to hit my 5 hr limit, now I always do. Sometimes in like 2 prompts.
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Nope. I currently have 64 GB which is about enough. I'd do 128 or more if it were cheaper. But a decent stick size is about 16 GB. If I could get 48GB for the price of a 16GB stick, that'd be reasonable. Then I could get 2 of thos
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Then do `deno ./my_downloaded_deno_gui` instead. If you trust the copy of deno you downloaded, then hopefully it can be trusted to verify the permissions of random downloaded deno-apps. Yes, it kind of defeats the standalone binary asp
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Yes, we're used to platform differences, but that's kind of the benefit of shipping a desktop app, isn't it? So that we don't have to deal with the platform differences. If you bundle the browser, then that ought to all
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
I find it much easier to upgrade k8s than a bare naked server. With managed k8s, your host upgrades the control plane. And then you can upgrade your PHP, Python, Node, what have you, by flipping a number in your Dockerfile. Not like other f
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Uh huh? That's why I specifically said hardware key. Like a Yubikey. You can't digitally steal that.
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Before opening the link I thought they were reducing the cost per token. This smells more like a get you hooked and then crank the costs. Not that I'd be any less skeptical of the first option. We've already seen providers reduce
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
I love that they published the SVG. It's invisible.
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Also on the HN homepage: https://cognition.ai/blog/frontier-code Not quite ASCII but pretty close!
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by hdjrudni 4mo ago
Maybe I'm not reading this right, but it has its own markup language called "Bug". This is the opposite of no-rot. If it's using technologies you've never heard of before, who is going to be around to maintain them

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