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5mo ago
We seem to live in a collective lie that people have to work. No other animal has to work.
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5mo ago
I'm moving more and more from Python and Golang to C++. C++ also forms a natural barrier to entry.
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5mo ago
No I would propose to ban all smart phones and the entire internet
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6mo ago
The internet is not the nice place it used to be with personal blogs. When we get younger employees they almost cannot work because of their phone addictions. There is billions of research going into making children addicted through the win
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6mo ago
Too bad LadyBird is being translated to LLM generated Rust. It's nice that Rust is so beginner friendly but it would be nicer to have a pure C++ browser for the more experienced developers, to use as a basis for their projects like Chr
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6mo ago
Ironically the EU also demands phones are water proof. And they say this will save consumers money, but I will this not also make all new phones way more expensive?
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6mo ago
Even om Windows .NET does not work properly with mySQL and Postgres it only really works properly with Microsoft MySQL-Clone or I don't know the official name.
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6mo ago
I program almost all languages except C# and Rust haha. So someone looking for the perfect languages while actively using the only two languages I actively avoid is very strange to me. C# has close to zero community and only really works pr
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6mo ago
We also migrated from Windows to Linux and Mac. We also migrated from AWS and Azure to European cloud. But as you can see Mac is still from the USA so although the making things European sounds nice, it's only part of the reason. Mac h
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6mo ago
All these models will completely mess up your code if you let them. And if they constantly scan your code with various settings and updates you will spend hours a day reading, trying to understand locally coherent but structurally incoheren
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7mo ago
This is also my exact experience
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7mo ago
It's very interesting topic, too bad it's an ai;dr for me
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7mo ago
I work in AI and I'm surrounded by RTX-4090 and H100 servers but for much of the day to day AI training I use my RTX-970 in the desktop on my desk for convenience and it works just fine for most cases. Literally 2 meters from my desk i
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7mo ago
I've got news for you, everybody with a modern cpu uses this, which use a perceptron for branch prediction.
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7mo ago
Is there a C++ alternative for people who have been the victim of abusive Rust marketing tactics?
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7mo ago
I'm not sure AI Agents can already beat the average VIM user. I use VIM and I get some inspiration from LLMs sometimes, but me and other developers always after some time give up and just quickly do it manually. AI Agents will just ful
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7mo ago
Vibe accounting
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7mo ago
The problem is, I just want to plug in a monitor, mouse and keyboard into my phone. But it cannot be done because it only allows AppStore content with a 30% cut for Apple. Technically it's not challenging as you can see with this new M
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7mo ago
The test is supposed to be a proxy.
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8mo ago
“We live in the age of computers,” Eaton said. “It must be possible for Customs Service to program its computers so it doesn’t need a manual review.” In DHL the link to get tax documents is already broken for a year or so, so I cannot get V
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8mo ago
Maybe the EU offers are genuinely not good enough. This relocation of tech to Europe has only just started. Currently the USA is still years ahead in outsourcing software development to India and selling it for USA prices.
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8mo ago
I don't think Rust/PHP are all that much more safe than Zig/C++. 80% of memory safety bugs in C++ are just basically "array out of bounds", for which you don't need a memory checker at all just array bounds che
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8mo ago
They always already wanted it to be Grok, Grok is the only, what they call "not woke AI".
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8mo ago
A population of Marks is a highly efficient one. At the speed of trust. In a company you will want to cultivate this, since interactions within the company are far more frequent than with the outside world.
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8mo ago
They are vibe-translating C++ into Rust to change the licence. Replacing solid code with vibe code basically, in the name of safety. sudo-rs for example which is specifically mentioned has a drastically worst safety record than the C sudo.
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8mo ago
Oooh noooo I will have to fork it before it is too late!
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8mo ago
Wow very nice work I really like it! Very clean :) I will use it! We made our own OpenCV alternative at Kexxu I'll put it in :) exactly what it still needed for a bit of basic drawing.
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8mo ago
Yes it's like "double it and pass it to the next developer". Even more troublesome is importing libraries. I have no idea which ones are AI generated and they are better and better at hiding their original authors.
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8mo ago
A customer, he also did some research himself that I should look at using Claude
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8mo ago
Can it remove automatic date formatting?
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