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by kohlerm 3y ago
I tried Ubuntu Linux on a Framework 13th generation intel laptop. Very smooth even on battery. Might be the OS ...
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by kohlerm 3y ago
The reason is probably that dependency management gets much easier (or at least can get much easier). E.g. using any module in VSCode that requires native code (sqlite, treesitter etc) will have to work with that specific version of NodeJs
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by kohlerm 3y ago
M. Stapelberg is a legend. He also gave us i3wm ...
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by kohlerm 3y ago
This is probably fixable in Node.js, just preallocate objects and do not excessively create new ones. But yeah using Node.js is probably not the best choice for this. As others have mentioned a JVM could easily handle this with some pre-all
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by kohlerm 3y ago
I am shocked. He was s really nice guy.
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by kohlerm 3y ago
I bet it doesn't really work for reliably for anything other than a toy project
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by kohlerm 3y ago
They could get things done faster, they probably just don't know
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by kohlerm 3y ago
Builds are unbelievable slow ...
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by kohlerm 3y ago
xsv works pretty well for me
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by kohlerm 3y ago
I agree, The whole LLM agent stuff is totally overhyped. LLMs cannot really plan and all the workarounds people are currently using are not very reliable. Nice for demos, but unusable for a "product".
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by kohlerm 3y ago
It doesn't for the newer (relevant) ones. Fine-tuning them is expensive and slow, because they are large
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by kohlerm 3y ago
Why no? Chess notation is text. But the problem is that LLMs are not that good for problems which require evaluation of a search tree. Also leading chess engines such as lc0 are without search better than 90+x% of All humans
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by kohlerm 3y ago
No"they" (lc0) don't have specific heuristics
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by kohlerm 3y ago
Does not make sense to me. Providing Apis costs money.others can make money out of it without paying anything.
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by kohlerm 3y ago
Because others use automatic ways to retrieve the data and derive value from it without paying anything
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by kohlerm 3y ago
If you look at the page, I guess the answer is yes. Or more precisely, an alternative to Flink written in rust.
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by kohlerm 3y ago
chatGPT==alphazero(or lc0) without search You can manually try to mitigate it. People call it AutoGPT ;-)
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by kohlerm 3y ago
Someone is waiting for them become dominant, then whey will sue and try to "cash in"
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by kohlerm 3y ago
After 20 years (for me) Java is still kind of alive
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by kohlerm 3y ago
https://www.project-piper.io/ I was confused as well
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by kohlerm 4y ago
That's a click bait title IMHO. Sure with some hardware changes you can get different tradeoffs with regards to performance, but that does not solve the distributed transactions problem completely. E.g. What about availability?
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by kohlerm 4y ago
Yeah, I think it's strange that no one wants to improve on something like this. I can see a lot of use cases where you would want to just use one kubernetes cluster but have support for multi-tenancy with pods being isolated.
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by kohlerm 4y ago
https://github.com/weaveworks/ignite ?
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by kohlerm 4y ago
Nice, the keyboard runs on QMK :-)
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by kohlerm 4y ago
Therefore import maps do not solve all problems, bundling "compiler" solve. Even with HTTP/2 there is "some" overhead when loading lots of small files. There is also no tree-shaking e.g only loading functions whic
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by kohlerm 4y ago
I would not claim to have enough information about twitter being overstaffed? They might have a lot of technical debt, which can cause the need for more people to run it. But that is not "overstaffing".
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by kohlerm 4y ago
It makes much more sense to me then the non-sense Tesla does. Tt is a use case which would be very valuable for me. In Germany they are now in principle allowed to offer this up to 130km/h on the motorway. They don't offer it yet,
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by kohlerm 4y ago
well, another example that pythons dependency management is seriously broken. Why does the lock file not contain information about whether it was wheel or not?
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by kohlerm 4y ago
For a developer doing software builds frequently, the amount of available memory for caching disk access (buffer) can very much make a difference. The more the better.
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by kohlerm 4y ago
How do I do that?

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