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by jeswin 2y ago
> Most people I talk to are at the point now where getting completely incorrect answers 10% of the time A year back that number was 30%, and a couple of years back it was 60%. There will be a point where it'll be good enough. There
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Maybe Intel or AMD should bring back a Larrabee style CPU which can use say 48 sockets of DDR/CAMM2 sticks.
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Yeah. It requires a framework specific plugin in vscode (and other IDEs), since the markup is just text which requires framework-specific interpretation. Ultimately, like everything else it's trade-offs and personal preference.
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> I never understood the fascination with JSX. HTML templating (without JSX) gives you markup as strings, which means you don't get type checks, auto-complete, syntax highlighting etc.
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I use my own tools and scripts, and those aren't for everyone - so I'm just gonna make some general suggestions. 1. You should try Aider. Even if you don't end up using it, you'll learn a lot from it. 2. Conversations ar
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by jeswin 2y ago
> That's why I'm not worried. There is already SO MUCH more demand for code than we're able to keep up with. Show me a company that doesn't have a backlog a mile long where most of the internal conversations are about
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> 99% of the code in this PR [for llama.cpp] is written by DeekSeek-R1 I hope we can put to rest the argument that LLMs are only marginally useful in coding - which are often among the top comments on many threads. I suppose these argume
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by jeswin 2y ago
> Wouldn't that be better as an optional library? Totally agree. In their words, "Bun aims to be a cloud-first JavaScript runtime. That means supporting all the tools and services you need to run a production application in the
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Isn't it easier and cheaper to validate than to classify (requires expensive engineers)? I mean the skill is not as expensive - many companies do this at scale.
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I had this 2017 project called Sailboat [1], which was almost the same thing but for React. I am aware of Crank though, and it's quite nice. [1]: https://medium.com/@jeswin/sailboat-a-modern-router-for-reac...
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I've been using a Sony mirrorless (anything above a5100 will work) for over 6 years now; it needed a "dummy battery", and an HDMI capture card (about $25 for noname brands, or $80+ for Elgato, BlackMagic etc). It auto-focuses
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> React will be normalizing tight coupling, especially when combined with Tailwind. You're skipping the history of why it came to be. When I started writing HTML, you needed excellently structured CSS because there were no component
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> I just hope that people choose targets closer to 100ms. Why? If it's about the phone burning battery for 500ms, it probably isn't doing that - it's just waiting for data to arrive. And even when it's rendering, it&#
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by jeswin 2y ago
Lit is amazing. But I don't like template strings for HTML. The IDE doesn't understand it automatically, and lit jsx had a bunch of issues last time I tried to use it. In my view, JSX will be the true legacy of React. Applications
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by jeswin 2y ago
> Plenty of good software is written in bad (or ill-fitted) languages, and vice versa. That's because you mention VB6 as a language. VB6 is not about the language, but about the platform and vertical integration; from the IDE to the
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by jeswin 2y ago
This has been tried several times (most notably Samsung Dex; but long, long back by Motorola in Atrix circa 2011) - nobody wanted it because the display plus the keyboard and a mouse is as heavy as a laptop.
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by jeswin 2y ago
In the absense of other information, looks like a cherry-picked example to me.
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> VM seems like a good way to add some protection. Yeah, but someone should try to fix this anyway. It's not a nodejs-specific problem, but it's badly needed in node. Any of the 100s of authors whose packages I depend on might
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by jeswin 2y ago
You're right that it's technically orthogonal to what's in the paper. I was trying to model the "reasoning process", which has general applicability depending on how/where it's implemented.
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Interesting. Due to its emphasiss on BFS, it's the opposite of something I've been trying (I named it the "Tree of failures"). My assumption was that humans don't try a breadth-first approach. Instead, we split a ta
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by jeswin 2y ago
> "Sort these files" There's aichat, which you can use in REPL mode to do exactly that: https://github.com/sigoden/aichat Shameless plug: I mostly use my own work: https://github.com/c
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Show HN: Bloom – Build Web Components with JSX and Async Generators(github.com)
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Show HN: Bloom – Building Web Components with Asynchronous Generators(webjsx.org)
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The approach has more to do with C# the language, and the Code-as-Data principles it explored and executed well. I had seen various ORMs starting from the early 2000s (Hibernate etc), and when C# added Code-as-Data into the mix my jaw dropp
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I'm saying knowledge of React is a good to have, even when you prefer something else. In the sense, avoiding it is not a good idea - know the enemy.
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> Marco-like magic can be confusing, as we learned from Svelte. Especially when it's half-baked like the one you are suggesting. When I'm giving examples on a forum thread, I try to provide one that's simpler to understand
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> It's an intentional decision that drivers are decoupled from the Application and query builder it executes, i.e. all driver APIs provide different ways of executing SQL + Params or a function that returns SQL + Params (Query Build
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> My tip: you start by avoiding React altogether. Avoiding the most popular front-end tech (or any tech) is a good tip for those who want to play Finding a Job in hard mode.
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This looks great. But in my view there's still some scope for improvement in expressive-ness (compared to something like LINQ). A future area of exploration could be to add a parser to the mix, so that we can write: const jane = db

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