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by khaledh 1y ago
I love how we have come full circle. Anybody remembers the "semantic web" (RDF-based knowledge graph)? It didn't take off because building and maintaining such a graph requires extensive knowledge engineering work and tools.
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by khaledh 1y ago
One feature that is still exclusive to Cursor is the Cursor Tab feature. It almost always accurately predicts your next edit with high accuracy, based on your recent edits and cursor navigation. But from an agent perspective, Claude Code is
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by khaledh 1y ago
Correct. From the extension web page: Auto-installation: When you launch Claude Code from within VSCode’s terminal, it automatically detects and installs the extension
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by khaledh 1y ago
Indeed. I believe the first use of the word compiler (by Hopper and her team) was to describe "compiling" a bunch of existing machine code subroutines into a whole program, rather than translating one language into another.
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by khaledh 1y ago
The original term for "compiler" was not restricted to compiling down to machine code. From Grace Hopper's paper "The Education of a Computer" (1952)[1]: Specifications for computer information, a catalogue, co
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by khaledh 1y ago
I tend to agree, but not quite fully. To me, it's not about low-level vs. high-level or distributed programming. Systems programming tend to fall into these categories: - Running and managing a single system: kernels, drivers, programm
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by khaledh 1y ago
Testing your theory: Israel is a pariah state.
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Show HN: Page Magic: Use AI to customize any web page(github.com)
15 points by khaledh 1y ago|0 comments
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by khaledh 1y ago
And the US is equally responsible. If the US wanted to end this genocide, it can do it with a single phone call. But it won't.
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by khaledh 1y ago
Check out Nim. I'm using it to build an x86-64 kernel¹ (Fusion OS), and it satisfies a lot of the low-level system programming requirements with an elegant and expressive syntax. For memory management you can choose between ARC/OR
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by khaledh 1y ago
I wrote a kernel as well (not complete yet), and I documented all the steps I'm taking. A lot of people found it useful: https://0xc0ffee.netlify.app/osdev
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Static.
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by khaledh 1y ago
No, not that one either. The page was static and full of high quality images dissecting the format structures.
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by khaledh 1y ago
No, that's not it unfortunately. It was a single page with a style of diagrams that shows a high-level format of something, with arrows to a zoomed-in version that details the structure of the fields. I remember its colour scheme being
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by khaledh 1y ago
Very nice. The design reminds me of a website that I forgot to bookmark a long while ago, it was about explaining network protocols at the wire level, and it had some of the most amazing visuals that I ever saw. It's a shame that I for
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by khaledh 1y ago
Good catch. I updated my comment.
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by khaledh 1y ago
Summary: - JetBrains AI tools (AI Assistant and Junie coding agent) are now available under a single subscription starting with version 2025.1. - There are three tiers: AI Free, AI Pro, and AI Ultimate. - The free tier offers unlimited code
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by khaledh 1y ago
There's a PR to fix that: https://github.com/hxu296/tariff/pull/11/files
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Tariff: A Python package that imposes tariffs on Python imports(pypi.org)
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by khaledh 2y ago
I assume the name is based on Vannevar Bush's Memex¹? ¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memex
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by khaledh 2y ago
The posts are not calling for Israel's annihilation. They call for stopping the genocide. The posts merely document what Israel is doing in Gaza, since Israel doesn't allow independent journalists to verify and show the world the
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by khaledh 2y ago
They do all the time, but Israel sabotages any attempt to reach a two-state solution. Take for example the so-called Great March of Return (2018), where thousands of Palestinians in Gaza, who lived under Israeli blockade (land, sea, and air
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by khaledh 2y ago
Noted. I edited it out.
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One where banks, credit card networks, insurance companies, government, etc. need to process millions of transactions per second on a single mission critical box with unmatched redundancy, resilience, and security, and with a support army b
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by khaledh 2y ago
> it's better to go to the table and take what you can get rather than let your whole population die while staving off the inevitable. They did. Israel broke the ceasefire agreement for no reason.
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by khaledh 2y ago
Thanks for explaining. I think the answer to your question lies in the fact that Hamas is not a regular army. They're fighting an army that has the most advanced weapons and tech on the planet, and they can't put a target on their
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by khaledh 2y ago
This is the UN report (the one you linked to is the UK report). You'll find the quotes there. https://www.un.org/sexualviolenceinconflict/wp-content/uploa...
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by khaledh 2y ago
> the main way to tell if they are innocent is whether or not they had a gun in their hands when killed? I'm not sure I understand your point. Are you saying that it's ok for the IDF to kill anyone they see because they canno
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by khaledh 2y ago
> Hamas uses ambulances to carry out missions Not trying to defend Hamas, but is there any actual proof of this? Or is it just based on Israel's statements (which has been found to lie repeatedly)?
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This is just one of an endless string of lies from Israel. Hind Rajab? World Central Kitchen? and many others that we don't know about. They even shot their own hostages waving white flags. Their first reaction is to lie, and if they g

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