jjmarr

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by jjmarr 2mo ago
Same for SWE. AIs will churn out happy path vibe slop and fail when something unexpected happens by swallowing errors or having a bunch of terrible "fallbacks".
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
I was wondering if it's a hard real-time constraint or something to ensure consistent timing.
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
Object Management Group I think. Better known as the inventors of UML.
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
Open the C++ example up and the first thing I see: ```cpp std::cout << "Received ReportCoordinateFrameSettings" << std::endl; ``` Generally, I've heard `std::endl` instead of \n has bad performance because it forc
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
> Personally, I would love to see a wired headset that resembles the bigscreen beyond but with inside out tracking and a universal face gasket. For wireless experiences, I'd love to be able to plug my phone in, put it in my back poc
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
not scratch, but GameMaker visual programming was the first exposure to programming I could understand.
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by jjmarr 2mo ago
As soon as I bought Minecraft I opened the Wiki and used that to figure out how to craft stuff. It was the first mainstream Wiki-based game. Now, every game does it that way.
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
I like how you have to constantly use the LLMs in order to understand their speech patterns enough to consciously reject them.
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
Are you hiring?
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
There are multiple standarss for better advertisements[1][2] and AdBlock Plus introduced "acceptable ads" whitelisting if your ad meets one of the criteria.[3] Consumers do not want this and this "acceptable ads" polic
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1700 Cascadia Earthquake(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by jjmarr 3mo ago|1 comments
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
The earthquake caused a tsunami which struck the west coast of North America and the coast of Japan.[3] Japanese tsunami records, along with reconstructions of the wave moving across the ocean, put the earthquake at about 9:00 PM Pacific Ti
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
> And what are these Fluxions? The Velocities of evanescent Increments? And what are these same evanescent Increments? They are neither finite Quantities nor Quantities infinitely small, nor yet nothing. May we not call them the ghosts o
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
Even before AI this was common.
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
I'm getting work experience to become a licensed software engineer, which is possible in my jurisdiction (Ontario). Rarely does anybody care. I heard it's useful for safety-critical stuff but have never met anyone who has made use
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
> No learning linear systems without learning how to do linear approximation of systems in a mostly non-linear world. That's why Common Core trains kids on estimation from Grade 2. Instead of adding 12 + 23 = 35, you add 10 + 20 = 3
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
The ultimate goal is ChatGPT or Claude autonomously making purchases on your behalf and taking a cut. So the "premium" gymcutter subscription will be presented to the user as a tool call, who taps yes, and then the purchase is mad
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
Having grown up in Toronto, unqualified "beef patty" means the Jamaican snack. It is extremely common junk food I would buy at a convenience store on my way home from school.
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
Erlang/Elixir/OTP has a resilient environment with hot swapping. Is that truly problematic?
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
> Makes me wonder how long we have before, "create your own ChatGPT" becomes the next big thing and people wonder why their "AI Labs" aren't making as much as the big boys. We're already there. It seems like
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by jjmarr 3mo ago
In this case, it'd be Clang, which does allow AI use.
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
Is this actually true? Could it depend on latitude?
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
It's the politics of the paid membership of the Codeberg non-profit that funds the whole operation. They vote in yearly meetings.
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
In the words of the person who announced the ban, when moderating a discussion on it 8 months prior:[1] > > Dear Codeberg, please push out and ban these political fighters. > This is not a neutral space, Codeberg is political. If y
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
In the prior words[1] of Gusted, one of the board members that announced the ban: > This is not a neutral space, Codeberg is political. If you disagree with someone, be constructive and don't call them merely political and think tha
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
My family has spent centuries marrying into an alternative claimant to the Grand Duke of Tuscany who did not inherit through Ferdinando I. We were planning to use this as an excuse to invade Italy and put the scion of our own dynasty on th
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
The United States is rare. Most countries (seemingly including Romania[1]) have adopted either a cadastral/Torrens title system in which the land registry is definitive legal evidence of who owns a particular piece of land. If you purc
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
The CUDA/HIP APIs are mostly C-like APIs but are really C++ language extensions. e.g. you need triple angle brackets when calling a GPU kernel. The compiler turns that into placing the kernel onto the GPU and running it. The GPU kernel
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
> People are perfectly content to accept pollution if it provides actual jobs not just money for tech bro douchebags living on a yacht in Tahiti. > And for fuck sake never talk about how much you hate society and want to put people ou
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by jjmarr 4mo ago
Unfortunately I'm a GPU programmer. C++-based CUDA/HIP is still the standard regardless of how much people would rather use Rust to program GPUs.

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