lionkor

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by lionkor 8mo ago
Zig is a modern C, Rust is a modern C++/OCaml So if you enjoy C++, Rust is for you. If you enjoy C and wish it was more verbose and more modern, try Zig.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
The quiet ones need to learn to speak up when they have something important to add. Just sitting there quietly and not speaking, not participating in discussions, and not speaking up when something is wrong, is NOT noble. "Quiet"
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by lionkor 8mo ago
You can do rust async by moving instead of sharing data, for example
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by lionkor 8mo ago
This assumes that the tools continue getting better. People are still expecting new models to come out, and I don't think there's much more unused training material left...? Tooling improvements have been the biggest changes since
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Also those vibe coded competitors will not make it. Feel free to try though
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Matt Godbolt: Advanced Skylake Deep Dive [video](youtube.com)
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Not if you move windows between screens with different scaling, or launch apps that don't support the scaling stuff out of the box, or launch apps via X11 forwarding in WSL.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Why? If you want to reproduce the commit, you simply cherry pick it or download it as a patch. What are these people doing? There's a reason we don't attach random metadata to commits
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by lionkor 8mo ago
There are at least 10 steps between protobuf and casting a struct to a char*.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
That seems highly unlikely. Let's assume that all compilers use the exact same padding in C structs, that all architectures use the same alignment, and that endianness is made up, that types are the same size across 64 and 32 bit platf
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Sone of the best engineers I've seen use commit messages to explain their intent, sometimes even in many sentences, below the message. I bet, without trying to be snarky, that most AI users don't even know you can commit with an e
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by lionkor 8mo ago
C# has `stackalloc`
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I have had agents run something like "killall dotnet" to kill a single stuck process, thereby tearing down all sorts of processes that were not a problem. I'm not going to use OpenClaw lol.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Very cool, but 500 lines of tests is hardly sufficient. How did you verify that all branches work as expected? What resources did you use to come up with them in the first place?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
It can be simple things like using your race, hair color, etc. to infer things about you and treat you differently.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I'm in Germany and I really enjoy the Norwegian weather app YR, it's nice and simple and very clean.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Id argue they run this site as a forum for tech discussions, because that alone gives them a huge boost to their image and name recognition, without any need for meddling.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
That sounds like a complete waste of time and tokens to me, what is the benefit? So each time you do something, you let Claude one shot a tui? This seems like a waste of compute and your time
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> The real concern I have is how the large majority of westerners are overweight or obese This doesn't tell the whole story either. In Europe, for example, plenty of women are within the "healthy" BMI range, for example, b
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by lionkor 8mo ago
That's what I was getting at in my response. Once you add the qualifiers that were originally implied, its obvious that this is not an objective discussion to be had.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> my favourite open source game engine clone thing For me that's OpenMW https://openmw.org/
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Warning to not open the homepage at work or in public.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Would you say its always slower, or always faster?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Let's not forget that there is no sign of AGI anywhere yet.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Hm, this seems like a difficult argument to support. We shouldn't have laws because "the enemy" doesn't have laws, and thus they are moving faster? Okay, so "the enemy" or "national security" becomes
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by lionkor 8mo ago
V8 is C++, so why isn't it "C++ powered"?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
compared to?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
You're right. Deleted my posts.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Edit: Removed because I realized i WAS reddit armchair convicting someone. My bad.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> bergutman: It’s not my bot. <deleted because the brigading has no place here and I see that now>

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