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larodi
2y ago
Is not worth learning 6502 much better and even relevant since 6502s are still printed, rather than God-forsaken BASIC? Besides as I tried as a child and all the magic is hidden behind POKE/PEEK commands, the basic itself is unlike App
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larodi
2y ago
I really fail to understand why "writing HTML mixed with JS" is okay for React, and mixing regex with what-not is okay for...like...everyone, but it would not be okay for so many ORM people to actually have properly bound SQL in-p
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larodi
2y ago
Yes, it is impossible to put it here, but yes, indeed.
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larodi
2y ago
This article lets an UTF8 symbol be something... so now we have all the existing math symbols + all UTF8 icons. Wonder what the papers be look like in 20 years.
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larodi
2y ago
is a weird feeling indeed, but does science have explaination for it? sometimes I really ask myself whether i need this emotion and what it helps with?
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larodi
2y ago
The problem is neither with HN, the statement was not about HN being or not being about startups (though I would not say personally it is "for startups"), neither it was against startups or other starting groups showing projects.
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larodi
2y ago
As a person teaching information technology to students for more than 20 years now, I can assure you that only fraction of students are that interested. Perhaps many seem interested due to peer or economical pressure. Meanwhile economy need
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larodi
2y ago
Wonder why this all - here on HN - is not part of the readme .md which says absolutely nothing about how and why this all would work. The whole approach to representing the work, including the writing here, screams marketing, and the paid o
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larodi
2y ago
I onow antlr and the the fact it was started in the 90s and still going. Precious piece of software indeed. But to have a .net app download Java still seems subpar. I guess grammars can be approached by other way, like with Perl6 (Raku). Th
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larodi
2y ago
Indeed. Question is whether this all that was in the 90s can again be relevant for the young who grew with TikTok, insta and fb. I don’t have the answer, only doubts… Now with GPTs more than ever people can regain their web presence. But do
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larodi
2y ago
Sorry I thought this was already discussed in HN in a major topic, and was hard for me to copy page the link on mobile. Please take excuse.
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larodi
2y ago
No sadly they just voicing the opinion already voiced by (many) other scientists. My masters was text-to-sql and I can tell you hundreds of papers conclude that seq2seq and the transformer dérivâtes suck at logic even when you approach logi
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larodi
2y ago
Playing is a thing strongly related to abstract representation of the game in game states. Even if player does not realize it, with chess it’s really about shallow or beam search within the possible moves. LLMs don’t do reasoning or explora
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larodi
2y ago
Interestingly it also downloads Java for the antlr grammar support.
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larodi
2y ago
Those Apple engineers stated in a very clear tone: - every time a different result is produced. - no reasoning capabilities were categorically determined. So this is it. If you want LLM - brace for different results and if this is okay for
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larodi
2y ago
Perhaps if we approach technology more from the perspective of elders, and those in need, we are going to produce much better technology application for everyone else.
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larodi
2y ago
also here https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11-08/emperor-penguin-found...
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larodi
2y ago
Yeah?! You think so? Perhaps yours a strong argument against consumption of anything born this way, renders all meat consumption a bad thing with these same arguments… I bet 5€ you had your burger this morning and it had plenty of already d
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larodi
2y ago
Readers here are all very likely to appreciate some links alongside statements, cause really this is a sensitive topic. Both statements need certain context as it seems it’s not the universal understanding of what goes on and how often.
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larodi
2y ago
I guess the sentiment is because a) it cannot be automatically reflowed b) it’s a complete mess of a file format with tech deb spanning 30 years c) the linked ressources info Everything else is fine with it and apparently lotta folks write
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larodi
2y ago
May actually be much more important than LLM products in the long run. I can see how these smart hands operate a car building procedure for me in the backyard, or even print some MCUs with sensors. This is huge, indeed.
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larodi
2y ago
The fact it (is suggested / we are led to believe / was recently imlied ) the neurons can be explained to be doing something like it on the underlying layer still says little about the process of forming ontological context needed
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larodi
2y ago
I definitely don’t learn math by means of gradient descents. We can possibly say math is not learned, but a mental models of abstractions are developed. How? We dunno, but what we do know is we don’t learn by figuring the common features
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larodi
2y ago
Indeed seems very uncommon where I am, even the IntelliJ’s are more often pirated than paid for. From my perspective it is very weird to expect to beat MS (who produces two great IDE’s, not one) on their own game with this approach to dev.
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larodi
2y ago
I’m also aware of one Drupal failed experiment somewhere in the same organisation…
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larodi
2y ago
Been ranting about this for years, did a keynote about it, actually did two notes at several venues, including an open culture festival, and all I got was a silent dis. every now and then open source is suggested as superior, because being
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larodi
2y ago
Next comes translation on the fly and boom - Apple suddenly listens to the world. But of course is nothing recorded, sure that. Although the undisputed value in all this, won’t we still find it weird everything is always being (recorded and
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larodi
2y ago
We can’t. Without the driver this car runs on probability. And that all. A capable operator is still needed in the loop.
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larodi
2y ago
interestingly you forget to mention something that was not there 20 years ago, when these trains still be running ok. all that was not so well connected with all apps, you can have a Lime calculated in your route perhaps today, which was no
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larodi
2y ago
This is the challenge of 21st century, innit? To motivate those who are OK with universal minimal income, which is apparently already there scattered in all forms of scam, surplus and wasted goods.
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