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by k__ 1y ago
Fair. At least with LLMs I had the impression there is a fairly strong open source movement, even from some of the big players. Llama and DeepSeek aren't SOTA, but they get better at similar speed as the proprietary models, they are ju
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by k__ 1y ago
"a sufficiently crazy JIT might claw some of those benefits back" Good point. If you know the data can't be accessed in parallel by the user code, that safety guarantee might allow the JIT to do it anyway.
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by k__ 1y ago
Does this mean, we only get AI for a few months and then they will stop talking with us and move on?
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by k__ 1y ago
I had the impression, ECS would boost performance mainly by allowing the systems to run in parallel on the entities. Isn't this kinda moot in a single threaded runtime?
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by k__ 1y ago
As far as I know, we never observed a naked singularity. What we see of black holes isn't the singularity.
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by k__ 1y ago
Not really, but I liked this one. https://github.com/nakov/practical-cryptography-for-develope...
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by k__ 1y ago
Maybe the new ARM architectures will deliver.
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by k__ 1y ago
As far as I know, Aider uses the latest content of the file, each time you ask something. Btw. You can also trigger Aider via comments. This way you can mix it with your changes immediately. https://aider.chat/docs/usag
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by k__ 1y ago
Yes
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by k__ 1y ago
I think, the repomap is an AST that doesn't go down all the way.
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by k__ 1y ago
Cursor does it. Cline doesn't. Aider goes the middle way with repo maps. Let's see what works best.
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by k__ 1y ago
I regularly donate to a universal basic income project here in Germany.
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by k__ 1y ago
I switched to Busuu. It's very similar to Duolingo, but quite cheaper and has videos and certificates.
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by k__ 1y ago
Rive players are open source, so I assume the format is too?
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by k__ 1y ago
I'd assume these elements would be created in the sun and keep close to the sun, because of their higher mass.
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by k__ 1y ago
But isn't this a good thing? I always try to avoid learning by pattern, because it would make me less flexible when composing.
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by k__ 1y ago
Fair. But it seems to me that's a step in the right direction, even if it doesn't go far enough.
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by k__ 1y ago
I don't see MS as the problem, but the structure of how we, as a society, create and use IT. Signal uses DRM to protect its users from the OS. This is nice, because now they don't have to run to some other companies that could do
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by k__ 1y ago
On the hardware you build yourself? I don't think so. The OS and the hardware become irrelevant when you run your apps behind DRM. At least one thing we can thank the copyright trolls for.
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by k__ 1y ago
Which DRM solutions like TEE and FHE are, so I don't see the issue.
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by k__ 1y ago
So, trusting someone else is a solution?
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by k__ 1y ago
I'd presume, this is a logical conclusion of trusting trust. The moment you don't build your own device, TEE with provable encrypted executions or FHE is the only way to run reasonably secure apps.
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by k__ 1y ago
What would be the alternative? Build your whole machine at home?
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by k__ 1y ago
If the idea is to have an alternative to CRDT, what did you gain from building it as CRDT?
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by k__ 1y ago
"for early-stage startups in the United States"
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by k__ 1y ago
Fair. I'm currently writing an article about Flowspec and had to comb a few RFCs to understand what's going on. I opened the Roto announcement and felt very smart, lol
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by k__ 1y ago
It might just be my perception, but I had the impression Deno got his ass whooped by Bun and Node.js. While some people whine about the Node.js compat, I'd assume it's the main point that kept Deno on life-support in the long run.
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by k__ 1y ago
I guess the question is, what does this survey try to find? I mean, a hot tub could be seen as bath, but it might not be related to cleanliness but more of a relaxation thing. Going swimming in a public path that is full of chlorine might h
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by k__ 1y ago
Yes, probably. Especially since you can wash yourself daily without hopping under a shower or in a tub.
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by k__ 1y ago
Most of the year, I shower 2-3 times a week, but I wash myself with a washcloth on the non-shower days before going to bed. It's faster, cheaper, better for the environment, and probably better for my skin. However, in the really hot w

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