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by jpc0 2y ago
100%, I have family in manufacturing and this isn't anything new. Most current manufacturing plants already run on effectively a skeleton staff vs 50 years ago.
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by jpc0 2y ago
100% still search first. If I am not super knowledge on the domain I am searching for I use an AI to get me keywords and terminology and then search. At most I use AI now to speed up my research phase dramatically. AI is also pretty good at
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by jpc0 2y ago
Unrelated to the above discussion but, not justfies it, it's still wrong. But a poor hungry person is a lot more likely to commit a crime of opportunity that feeds them and their family than a well of, well fed person. Maybe you are ac
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by jpc0 2y ago
There we stand in agreement. Current copyright law and how it is governed is horrible. What most people propose is equally bad and will never get traction with lawmakers. Returning to what came before makes a ton of sense. Just make it X nu
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by jpc0 2y ago
You are putting a pretty blatant cap on what constitutes "art"...
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by jpc0 2y ago
You are missing a bunch of edge cases, and the law is all about edge cases. An artist who works professionally has family members, family members who are dependent on them. If they pass young, become popular just before they pass and their
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by jpc0 2y ago
> The "python devs wanted to write a low level high perf language" was derogatory suggesting that those authors didn't know what they were doing I didn't mean it as derogatory at all actually, more a matter of it&#x27
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by jpc0 2y ago
Not entirely what I was saying, it's one of the patterns I've seen and those that use arrays and indexes into arrays as "handles" will also vehemently disagree with me when I say they just implemented "we have point
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by jpc0 2y ago
From what I played around with Rust futures are not entirely coroutines but a mixture between coroutines and sender / receiver model. I'm pretty sure C++ will end up somewhere similar in the end or at least most libraries will mod
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by jpc0 2y ago
Oh I completely agree Tokio is a complex piece of software, but my point was you need to implement a decent amount of that even for trivial cases where Tokio isn't needed and therefore the default response is to just pull in Tokio. Par
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by jpc0 2y ago
Don't take it as an attack on game engines in Rust. It really isn't, it's more an observation that people happily work around the fundamental language design and that should be an indicator to the language authors. And they a
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by jpc0 2y ago
> easier to use from writing a web service to writing a high performance DB Have you looked at what the actual implementation code of tokio / axum etc looks like? I can't comment on DB because that is quite far out of my wheelh
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by jpc0 2y ago
> The surprising aspect is that they don't use proxies for editing rather than remote desktop. In my experience it is way easier to scale storage bandwidth than compute, atleast locally. There has been times where I've been abl
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by jpc0 2y ago
From my industry PTP is used for video and audio sync down to single sample accuracy for audio. See AES67/SMPTE ST 2110/IPMX.
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by jpc0 2y ago
I'm not so sure about that. I was really Anti llm in the previous generation of LLMs (GPT3.5/4) but never stopped trying them out. I just found the results to be subpar. Since reasoning models came about I've been significant
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by jpc0 2y ago
> and for concurrency (without parallelism) They are pretty good as a task abstraction with parallelism as well.
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by jpc0 2y ago
This is most definitely a viewpoint on life. I've also worked with people with an entirely different viewpoint and I highly respected them and don't think they lived any less of a life, in fact they are greatly missed and leave be
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by jpc0 2y ago
Specifically in [0] all the images after and including the stirrups have less than one word of text next to them. If it helps inventions cuts off as inventi-ons. I'm on iPhone 8 safari if that helps but is also an older target so as I
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by jpc0 2y ago
Unrelated note, the inline images (at least in the infrastructure post) makes reading quite hard on mobile since in some parts it's literally a single word per line. No need to fix it if you don't want to but may be useful.
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by jpc0 2y ago
I really would like you to sketch out the DX you are expecting here, purely for my understanding of what it is you are looking for. I find needing to write seperate code in a different language annoying but the UX of it is very explicit of
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by jpc0 2y ago
> Of course evidence continues to build that no tooling or coding practice eliminates the risk here Concidering Rust is just tooling and coding practice in front of LLVM IR does this statement not also include Rust? There are in fact for
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by jpc0 2y ago
Like africa which does not have a shortage of V4 address and there is effectively no v6 rollout?
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by jpc0 2y ago
> Three-quarters of all people in extreme poverty live in Sub-Saharan Africa or in fragile and conflict-affected countries. The people in extreme poverty are not the people you are making the argument for. Changing your consumption isn&#
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by jpc0 2y ago
> It takes pointer to src and destination, and size, so i can guess it does not allocate any new memory Does the pointer provided by src get altered in any way? Might is be NULL after calling memcpy? What happens if I pass NULL to dst? I
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by jpc0 2y ago
This seems not correct at all. There are very useful ML patterns that don't exist at all. Rust feels like taking an imperative language and adding ML features till you cannot anymore.
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by jpc0 2y ago
What do you consider the difference in their core models. Rust and C++ both use RAII, both have a strong emphasis on type safety, Rust just takes that to the extreme. I would like to even hope both believe in 0 cost abstractions, which cont
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by jpc0 2y ago
What is your current language of choice, both C and C++ have the same problems as what you just described. Regarding ownership transfer it is even worse in C, what if you forget, after moving an object out of a variable, to set that variabl
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by jpc0 2y ago
The truly pedantic setting here would by complaining about the magic number. Why 1_000_000_000_000, what does that number mean. It is for free to: let my_special_thing = 1_000_000_000_000 since the compiler will just inline it. The
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by jpc0 2y ago
I would argue they didn't have to "open" it at all, they could have just built up from scratch. However they chose to do it in the open, side benefit they also got to use a ton of preexisting code.
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by jpc0 2y ago
I'm not even specifically referring to this specific instance but rather in general. They aren't even able to produce a list of requirements, so not only do you need a consultant to generate the list, they then need another consul

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