jeremyjh

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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
Most developers find it more pleasant.
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
I think Go might be a better choice but not for that reason at all. Go could implement something like this with no dependencies outside the standard library. It would make sense to take on a few, but a comparable Rust project would have at
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
> TS resemblance to go This is the second time I've seen claims like this in the last 24 hours and I'm afraid I might have lost contact with reality.
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
> Different languages will perform differently on IO work, IO is executed by kernel, file system or network drivers. IO performance is not dependent at all on which language makes the syscalls. > The thing we can agree with is this -
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
You are right. 99% is not 100%.
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
What it says is this: > uv is fast because of what it doesn’t do, not because of what language it’s written in. The standards work of PEP 518, 517, 621, and 658 made fast package management possible. Dropping eggs, pip.conf, and permissi
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
Its a pretty well-supported claim. uv skips doing a number of things that generate file I/O. File I/O is far more costly than the difference in raw computation. pip can't drop those for compatibility reasons. https:/&#x
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
> The openui-lang parser converts a custom DSL emitted by an LLM into a React component tree. > converts internal AST into the public OutputNode format consumed by the React renderer Why not just have the LLM emit the JSON for OutputN
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
There is too much wrong here to call it a mistake.
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by jeremyjh 7mo ago
It would be surprising if rewriting in Rust could change the WASM boundary tax that the article identified as the actual problem.
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
To make it easier for you, this is the third sentence in TFA: > But still, please, if you are a business or an individual artist or creator, have a fucking website.
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Deepseek v3.2 tokens are $0.26/0.38 on OpenRouter. That model - released 4 months ago - isn't really good enough by today's standards, but its significantly stronger than Opus 4.1, which was only released last August! In 12 m
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Under GAAP you cannot recognize revenue before the service is delivered or product is shipped. You can accrue revenue that is earned but not yet paid (if you are paid on Net 30, for example), but even if pre-paid you have to book that as de
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Input: Our data center is on fire! Output: I am thrilled to announce that our data center is currently undergoing a rapid thermal transformation! This unexpected "pivot" is a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and a
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Thanks for writing this up. I just woke up recently myself and found out these tools were actually becoming really, really good. I use a similar prompt system, but not as much focus on review - I've found the review bots to be really g
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
I doubt if we're talking about the same sort of things at all. I'm talking about stuff like generic web crud. Too custom to be generated deterministically but recent models crush it and make fewer errors than I do. But that is not
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Most people reading this have probably had the experience of wasting hours debugging when exhausted, only to find it was a silly issue you’ve seen multiple times, or maybe you solve it in a few minutes the next morning. Working with an agen
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
In some cases, yes. But I’ve been doing this awhile now and there is a lot of code that has to be written that I will not learn anything from. And now, I have a choice to not write it.
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Claude-Code-Workflow – Orchestrate Multiple CLI Agents(github.com)
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
I can't really tell the difference between the mixes Spotify has been generating for more than a decade, except that the DJ picks which mix and then an LLM writes some DJ patter to wrap around it. I've gotten a lot of value over
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
They eliminate the bottom third of applicants by ASVAB score which would mean an IQ of 93 if it translated exactly (ADVAB to IQ and SAT is only about 0.8 correlation). That is the minimum to get in to do any job at all for a minimum enlis
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
You can learn about these things by following the links given by the GP of my comment and reviewing the studies they reference. The other strongest criteria of success was the time of their two-mile run (at their specific age of enlistment)
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Well, that was a different reference in GP's post. You can go read it. Heritability is definitely a thing, but far from the only thing and it isn't simple Mendelian inheritance - there are many components to intelligence that refl
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
It isn't that, but it is one of the strongest predictors of success in the US military.
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
Casually tossing about an accusation like that is not at all in keeping with the guidelines for this website. That movie can be understood in several different ways. Also, I'd like to point out that the core problems with eugenics isn&
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
I think its pretty good at Elixir, so that tracks.
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
This has been the general consensus for about three years now. "Drastic increases in capability have happened the last 3-6 months" have been a constant refrain. Without any data from the study past September I think its not unreas
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
I wasn't thinking about this from the perspective of an IC in a company, more from the perspective of self employment or side projects. But its not any different for a larger business: An IC should not pay for their own tools, but an e
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
We have it in a checklist in PR template. I can’t imagine a fiat class feature that would be much more meaningful. It surprised me to learn there are developers who have to be reminded to review their own code and test it, but does seem to
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by jeremyjh 8mo ago
What is strange about paying for tools that improve productivity? Unless you consider your own time worthless you should always be open to spending more to gain more.

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