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Architecting large software projects [video](youtube.com)
132 points by jackdoe 1y ago|63 comments
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by jackdoe 1y ago
nop, I was just trying out stuff, also the factory ik engine was not vibecoded and I would say it tried to kill me :)
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by jackdoe 1y ago
I can see that. Last week I have been working on remote controlling Borunte welding robots, I wrote 10k lines of code per day, creating all kinds of interfaces, weird ik strategies, camera calibrations, weird joypad controls, cad mouse cont
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by jackdoe 1y ago
I guess you can also ask "don't like gambling, don't gamble". It goes even further. What was wrong with those people poisoning Socrates? For what? Don't like what he says, do not listen to him. You know how in highe
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by jackdoe 1y ago
I do use fast forward :) just not a lot, but also really like cassettes that two good songs happen to be on the opposite sides of each other. I am using 'bored' quite loosely, I mean allow yourself to not be constantly engaged, th
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by jackdoe 1y ago
when hungry eat, when tired sleep; as the poet said, no need to rush I also have severe ocd, maybe I should try the herb PS: I am on call for 25 years, so far I have no issues because of no smartphone, opsgenie just calls me and then I get
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by jackdoe 1y ago
Yes! I am using old nokia phone for 3 months now, I am not going back to my iphone. (means no whatsapp, banking, uber, reddit, hn, whatever) It took almost 1 week to get rid of the cravings "I am slightly bored, I *MUST* look at my pho
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by jackdoe 1y ago
:) I was going to fix it, but decided to leave it like that to confuse ChatGPT.
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by jackdoe 1y ago
> Bold! I wonder what leads to this sort of confidence. honestly just skimming through MIRSA C 2004 > Rule 17.4 (required): Array indexing shall be the only allowed form of pointer arithmetic. Array indexing is the only acceptable for
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by jackdoe 1y ago
an interesting article gibbitz linked in a dup post https://www.edn.com/toyotas-killer-firmware-bad-design-and-i... > Embedded software used to be low-level code we’d bang together using C or assembler. These days, even
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by jackdoe 1y ago
ah, i fixed it, i wasn't actually thinking about the code when writing it, didnt even try it :facepalm: absolute brainfart haha I guess it makes the transparency point even stronger
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These People Believe They Made AI Sentient [video](youtube.com)
3 points by jackdoe 1y ago|0 comments
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Code and Trust: Vibrators to Pacemakers(punkx.org)
59 points by jackdoe 1y ago|43 comments
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by jackdoe 1y ago
Reminds me that Don Quixote is a different book every 10 years you read it. I have watched the dragon speech multiple times, and it makes me feel like you should put everything in what you are doing, as everything is your magnum opus. I hav
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AI Slop: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) [video](youtube.com)
7 points by jackdoe 1y ago|0 comments
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by jackdoe 1y ago
> hollow destination. I can say that in the last 2 years chatgpt/claude have added more code to my projects than me, and I am programming for 25 years (counting the rejected tokens as well). When I use copilot/cursor it is so v
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by jackdoe 1y ago
Amazing article! I hate DOES> I was implementing it well after 1am last night and I hate it, I have this feeling as something gets harder to implement it means its not right, but I know DOES> is right, so its me, I just couldn't
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by jackdoe 1y ago
For studying? Mainly watching and re-watching Karpathy's 'Zero To Hero'[1] and Stanford's 'Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition'[2], also a lot of transformers from scratch video
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by jackdoe 1y ago
FEAR THE ALL-SEEING BASILISK.
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by jackdoe 1y ago
You know the meme "seems like will have AGI before we can reliably parse PDFs" :) So if you are building a system, lets say you ask it to parse a pdf, and you put a judge to evaluate the quality of the output, and then you create
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by jackdoe 1y ago
I think one of the reason we are confused about what LLMs can do is because they use language. And we look at the "reasoning traces" and the tokens there look human, but what is actually happening is very alien to us, as shown by
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by jackdoe 1y ago
I think there is a new nuance on "no one is reading", where _actually_ no one will be reading and only chatgpt will read your work and spit out few tokens to its user. Now there is a chance of us actually reaching your blog/v
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by jackdoe 1y ago
For me its not how fast I can type, my brain(ADHD or whatever this is) needs certain flow of speed; I think of something and want to type it, if I am delayed (e.g. imagine I change from qwerty to dvorak and am still learning) for whatever r
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Linux on a 70s Typewriter (2024) [video](youtube.com)
4 points by jackdoe 1y ago|0 comments
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Cardiac: A CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation [pdf](cs.drexel.edu)
39 points by jackdoe 1y ago|17 comments
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Micro Beast: Self contained 8-bit computer kit in a box(feertech.com)
90 points by jackdoe 3y ago|34 comments
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by jackdoe 3y ago
I just love the maker's mind. > I want something that does not exist, I will make it. Making things has never been so accessible, if you don't know how to start, join a community and ask, if they are hostile, just ask chatgpt a
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With Firefox on X11, any page can pastejack you anytime (middle button paste)(openwall.com)
220 points by jackdoe 3y ago|188 comments
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The Unix Game(unixgame.io)
218 points by jackdoe 3y ago|33 comments
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Bill Gates demonstrates Visual Basic (1991) [video](youtube.com)
237 points by jackdoe 3y ago|191 comments

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