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by hu3 6mo ago
Added to my list of things that will never be possible on iOS.
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by hu3 6mo ago
I still have high praises since one of my clients use it in production. I personally use it's tooling part which is screamingly fast.
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by hu3 6mo ago
Ahh yes, blame the clients for a broken OS that should "just work".
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by hu3 6mo ago
> we found that GPT-5.2 cannot even compute the parity of a short string like 11000, and GPT-5.2 cannot determine whether the parentheses in ((((()))))) are balanced. I think there is a valid insight here which many already know: LLMs ar
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by hu3 6mo ago
The output wouldn't be anything nearly as good, comprehensive and informative as this website. No tooling, no animation, no hidden features, no explanation of how things work upon clicking them. But I'm glad to be proven wrong if
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by hu3 6mo ago
I think they are just too lazy to mod slop/flamewars posts and comments about LLM . Which is fair but just be honest about it. /r/programming was already unappealing because they tend to be late to surface interesting content
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by hu3 6mo ago
The idea that everyone using LLMs is vibe coding is equally hilarious.
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by hu3 6mo ago
.NET's JSON and their Kestrel HTTP server beg to differ. Their JSON even does cross-platform SIMD and their Kestrel stack was top 10/20 on techempower benchmarks for a while without the ugly hacks other frameworks/libs use to
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by hu3 6mo ago
This looks like an ad for batteries included to me. Libraries also don't get it right the first time so they increment minor and major versions. Then why is it not okay for built-in standard libraries to version their functionality als
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by hu3 6mo ago
Since you'll have to babysit and fix their slop now I would at least 2x my rate. But realistically this will bring you so much bitterness that, even if the money is good, you might want to search for your next client or a "normal&
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by hu3 6mo ago
I read it more like: Tech deb is over indexed by many and most money doesn't care as long as it works reasonably well.
42.
by hu3 6mo ago
Some manager just hit their KPI for an entire decade with 1000% revenue increase. /s
43.
by hu3 6mo ago
No one is running npm in Android or iOS. A more apt comparison is vs Windows and macOS. And Linux offer more than these two with regards to security.
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by hu3 6mo ago
For one it's harder to unit test.
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by hu3 6mo ago
Is there even enough market for this? These models are dumber and slower than API SoTA models and will always be. My time and sanity is much more expensive than insurance against any risk of sending my garbage code to companies worth hundre
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by hu3 6mo ago
Linux is not making anything less secure than other OSs. In fact it even gives the user more security tools. So I fail to reason on you singling out Linux here.
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by hu3 6mo ago
What do you mean? Linux has the most powerful native process isolation arsenal at the user disposal. And some distros use even more isolation mechanisms on top of the ones provided by the kernel like snap and flatpak. And then you can recre
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by hu3 6mo ago
It's mind boggling when a simple Rust app pulls in Serde and with it half a black hole worth of packages to serialize some mundane JSON.
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by hu3 6mo ago
Yes and it's an article about a leak 3 years ago. And there were more "leaks" before that. I just can't be bothered to research and link the obvious to argument against an "opinion".
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by hu3 6mo ago
No, there were internal "leaks" in the past as well. https://archive.ph/xOgtp
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by hu3 6mo ago
I'm with the other commenter. There's no way to port 5k lines in a day with confidence unless using LLMs + strong unit tests. I won't even ask for an example of otherwise, but feel free to provide a repo where a human did tha
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by hu3 6mo ago
related: itchio has multiple jams starting every day! https://itch.io/jams
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by hu3 6mo ago
1060 is a sweet card for multi monitor. good on you for gifting him.
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by hu3 6mo ago
can't agree. this name has logical meaning
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by hu3 6mo ago
Apple might have convinced some gullible customers that this was something new. But to the rest of the world variable refresh rate existed for years by then. As is with most Apple "inventions". In this case the patent goes back to
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by hu3 7mo ago
Wrong. See benchmarks. Many games and single-threaded workloads run faster on 9800X3D. There are various reasons for this, major one being that the 9800X3D has more L3 cache per thread than the 9950X3D. And also wrong that a 9950X3D is 2x 9
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by hu3 7mo ago
Indeed but: 1) That is relatively very slow. 2) Can also be done, simpler even, with SoTA models over API.
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by hu3 7mo ago
Can confirm. I have a Ryzen 9800X3D with RTX 5070, 128GB of RAM and TBs of Gen 5.0 NVMes. Not only it is screamingly fast (the fastest on earth for some workloads), but I can upgrade it easily. And is dead silent too. The best thing is it r
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by hu3 7mo ago
source? they actually just added 16bit support. Something not even Windows support anymore.
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by hu3 7mo ago
> I don’t believe that’s true. Things are moving constantly, and in the right direction. Hah! I'll use that argument if I ever get PIP'd. No but seriously, constantly moving doesn't mean fast enough. Swift took took long t

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