ironbound

4 ms·

1.
by ironbound 3mo ago
What happens to the last AI agent written project with the web browser? McDonald's code gives you something to show but it's no bridge to stand on..
2.
by ironbound 3mo ago
Project "Death by a thousand cuts"
3.
by ironbound 3mo ago
The Bun from Zig into Rust move is at best doing a "burn out on the main street" Loud with lots of smoke, but didn't go anywhere!
4.
by ironbound 3mo ago
Click bait title, please change it to VIA C3 CPUs
5.
by ironbound 4mo ago
Or you go to jail
6.
by ironbound 4mo ago
Save your time, has Zero details on the DRAM shortages and price hikes.
7.
by ironbound 4mo ago
The point is your main city is holding back having faster internet for average citizens
8.
by ironbound 4mo ago
Don't look up the 40+ Billion spent trying to get every American service. https://broadbandusa.ntia.gov/funding-programs/broadband-equ...
9.
by ironbound 4mo ago
Some in Poland have 2.5Gbit+ fiber, while other friends in Berlin have ADSL. Sweden has good fiber to, off the top of my head.
10.
by ironbound 5mo ago
Original project here https://github.com/rh-hideout/pokeemerald-expansion/blob/mas...
11.
by ironbound 5mo ago
OP says they used GPT 5.5 to make this? But existing project https://x.com/skewbed/status/2063217866233479587
12.
by ironbound 5mo ago
Found the Original decompiled project https://github.com/rh-hideout/pokeemerald-expansion/blob/mas...
13.
by ironbound 5mo ago
They removed the credits and copyed from this project https://github.com/rh-hideout/pokeemerald-expansion
14.
by ironbound 9mo ago
is it turing complete?
15.
by ironbound 9mo ago
900 million in contracts and they didn't have to do a tender for this?
16.
by ironbound 9mo ago
is it turing complete?
17.
by ironbound 9mo ago
is it turing complete?
18.
by ironbound 10mo ago
Some neat tricks to avoid using terabytes of stack memory.
19.
Stackmaxxing Recursion for Days [video](youtube.com)
3 points by ironbound 10mo ago|1 comments
20.
by ironbound 10mo ago
Commanding a bunch of twitch streamers, seem a lower entry cost for this test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IflNUap2HME
21.
by ironbound 10mo ago
Can anyone tell me in 2025 how much big tech made in revenue from AI..
22.
by ironbound 10mo ago
As a human being I really enjoy knowing things and being challenged to grow. While crypto style AI hype man can claim Claude is the best thing since sliced bread the output of such systems is brittle and confidently wrong. We may have to ri
23.
by ironbound 10mo ago
That's just shoveling money to tech companies
24.
by ironbound 10mo ago
I can't review assembly, agreed on better language part but we'd need tooling to help prove it's correctness of you want the asm path.
25.
by ironbound 10mo ago
Reminds me of the project https://neuralmmo.github.io/_build/html/rst/landing.html
26.
by ironbound 10mo ago
It's a problem if you have to keep asking "are we in a bubble?"
27.
by ironbound 10mo ago
It's a powertool, good for big jobs but you'd not use them for delicate work.
28.
by ironbound 10mo ago
"Block Diffusion: Interpolating Between Autoregressive and Diffusion Language Models"
29.
by ironbound 10mo ago
reverse engineering code is still pretty average, I'm fare limited in attention and time but LLM are not pulling their weight in this area today, be it compounding errors or in context failures.
30.
by ironbound 10mo ago
The same Sakana that couldn't validate experiments https://techcrunch.com/2025/02/21/sakana-walks-back-claims-t...

More ›