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by jdw64 3mo ago
Everyone feels it's a bubble, but the key question is when it will burst. People keep pointing this out in so many places, from Closed loops to everything else. I wish someone would just predict when that moment will come I've see
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I love Codex!
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good idea! Personally, I think it would be nice to have a feature that changes certain sentences or contexts when they get repeated too often.
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I find it strange that people sometimes think of knowledge as 'public property for everyone.' The essence may be one, but the mental model of knowledge is individual. For an LLM's knowledge to become mine, I need to digest it
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Sharing knowledge is good, but just because an LLM crawls it doesn't mean it fits my mental model. The act of writing is fundamentally about drawing the shape of my own mental model.
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by jdw64 3mo ago
So these days I've been writing down my thoughts on my personal homepage. Things I've learned, my background knowledge, and so on. I've been realizing that there are more books tied to my background knowledge than I expected,
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Rather than prompt engineering, I think it should be called overall harness engineering. Anyway, that's how I feel these days
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What I'm feeling is that there's a need to study how to use AI well. I've seen professors using AI, and it was amazing. In that sense, I think AI prompt input will become stratified. In the past, implementation skills were ve
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I also wrote about this before[1], and I think it's because the design itself ultimately targets specific consumers. [1] https://www.makonea.com/en-US/casual/programmers-sell-ox-not...
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Europe has strong GDPR regulations. As for China, I've heard that hardware margins are low, so the hardware itself is just bait, and they embed ads in the software inside. But this is just something I heard from another Korean programm
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Your point is idealistically correct, but realistically it's not. Because when people install Windows, they don't want to go through the process of installing drivers for other hardware devices. And usually the driver versions dep
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Most commercial solutions are Windows-based and use the Windows API. HDMI and DP also have two-way communication channels. This is something you learn when you do hardware coding.(Of course you already know this, but this is for the other p
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by jdw64 3mo ago
In Korea, pretty much all devices come with Windows. It's hard to live outside of Windows. Most programming is done in CPP,C#, and even when people use C, the majority are working on top of an IDE. The OS kernel layer only really appea
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Thank you. I hope I didn't offend you. First, I think the len() part is problematic. Could you check that for me? I think it's calling Rust's str::len() and using JS's String.length, which I think should be aligned with
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I'm looking at it with anticipation, but I want to hold back because I don't want to offend you... I think this works as a wrong pattern in Rust. When I see syntax like $(...), it looks like a transpiler that embeds Rust AST insid
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Back in the day, I studied Z80 assembly to write something about Pokémon red. I didn't realize it was this old
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I can't even use it properly even if I pay for it with my own money
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I think the fact that Mozilla survival model ultimately depends on Google's money means Google is keeping a corpse propped up just to have a defense argument that a browser competitor still exists, so they don't get hit with monop
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I agree 1000%, Mr. Jake.
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The UI is really hard on the eyes. Personally, I think the font size is way too big, and the animation timing feels off. If this is a benchmark page and not a product page, I feel like the information should be scannable at a glance. The UX
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I almost had a heart attack because of this. I was like, did I mess up my API management? Why didn't I just use Lightsail? Those were the thoughts running through my head. My personal website is on Lightsail, but those alerts started p
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I'm looking through the user guide (0 link), and it's pretty interesting. It's fascinating how the structure is laid out in a way that lets you grasp how everything works all at once.
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Thank you. A lot of Western developers a couple generations older than me have fond memories of the Commodore 64, and now I can see why. Thanks for letting me know. Have a nice day.
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I'm curious about something. A lot of older programmers, like Terry Davis who was fairly well known in Korea back in the day, seem to really love the Commodore 64. Is there a reason for that? I'm not from that generation myself. I
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by jdw64 3mo ago
NO Developers who use a particular language reshape their mental model to fit that language. Go is centered around its runtime. If you switch to C11, do you really need to be thinking about a goroutine scheduler, never mind garbage collecti
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by jdw64 3mo ago
Wow, I'd really love it if that were the case. I'm already pretty satisfied with just GPT 5.6 as it is.
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by jdw64 3mo ago
What subscription plan for Kimi 3 would be the most cost effective? Most people only talk about API efficiency, but is there any place that evaluates how much you get with the subscription plans?
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They're saying kimi3 beat Fable in the AttnRes Kernel Optimization benchmark. What does this benchmark actually mean?
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I recommend that every AI user start with Gemini as their first AI. Use ChatGPT, and it's ask a question, get an answer, done. Tell it to code, get the code, done. But use Gemini? You get burned by the hallucinations Gemini casually sp
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by jdw64 3mo ago
I'm working on something similar, but unlike the author, my progress has been pretty slow. It's tough. I do write about a fifth of the code myself, but I keep getting stuck on the rest.

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