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by maleldil 9mo ago
It's a good benchmark for how agents can write very complex code. Browsers are likely among the most complex programs we have today (arguably more complex than many OSs). Even if the problem is well-defined, many sceptics would still s
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by maleldil 9mo ago
Are you trying to say that Rc/Arc are GCs? I guess you're technically correct, but no one sees it that way.
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by maleldil 9mo ago
I feel like I'm going crazy. Hyperoptic is fine. I pay 40 quid for gigabit, and it's stable and fast.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
I don't understand why you keep bringing up performance. If you're considering using Python, as many projects are, performance is obviously not a concern. Python is a good language. Its ecosystem is rich, and I find it very produc
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by maleldil 10mo ago
I think you're underestimating the current state of the Python type system. With Python 3.12 and pyright or mypy in strict mode, it's very reliable, and it makes those kinds of tests unnecessary. This requires you to fully buy int
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by maleldil 10mo ago
But that's not the argument here. Python type hints allow checking correctness statically, which is what matters for agents.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
> neovim I have to turn off my config (-u NONE) for large files (e.g., multi-GB JSON files), or everything slows to a crawl. I never profiled it to know what's causing the slowdown. It might be treesitter.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
How is it trolling, though? Annoying, sure. But the content here is valid and worth reading, even if the medium is suboptimal.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
On 10 years old hardware?
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by maleldil 10mo ago
You can achieve this with structural subtyping, such as Go interfaces and Python protocols. Whether that is desirable is a different question.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
Oh, it's known. It just has an incredibly negative reputation on this site.
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by maleldil 10mo ago
> but pyright will not (because it infers the types of unannotated collections as having Any) This is incorrect. pyright will infer the type of x as list[Unknown].
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by maleldil 11mo ago
Which only means they can mimic the output of a human. So does a p-zombie. It doesn't make them human.
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by maleldil 11mo ago
You can always convert from Polars to Pandas. Plotnine will do it automatically for you, even.
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by maleldil 11mo ago
Accessibility. It's both a very common abbreviation and very easy to search for.
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by maleldil 11mo ago
You have absolutely no clue what you're talking about, mate. .NET is like Java. It's behind critical systems you haven't heard of because they're not flashy or glamorous, so you have no idea how prevalent they actually a
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by maleldil 11mo ago
The AI should've told him that you can have a local gitignore (.git/info/exclude)
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by maleldil 11mo ago
Maybe they say it as an "ew" diphthong instead? As an ESL, that makes sense to me.
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by maleldil 11mo ago
Javascript didn't have the same FFI story with C/Fortran as Python. That's what allowed libraries such as numpy, scipy, pandas, etc. to flourish.
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by maleldil 11mo ago
Anubis is open-source (MIT).
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by maleldil 1y ago
For what it's worth, pyright highlights the problem in your first example: t.py:11:20 - error: Argument of type "Self@C" cannot be assigned to parameter "self" of type "B" in function "__init__&
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by maleldil 1y ago
If Mozilla needs ill-fated diversification attempts to try to stay afloat, forks are in an even worse situation.
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by maleldil 1y ago
In Python, they're very easy to use. Define your schema with Pydantic and pass the class to your client calls. There are some details to know (eg field order can affect performance), but it's very easy overall. Other languages pro
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by maleldil 1y ago
> it's time to throw in the towel And do what? Use a Chromium-based browser, which is infinitely worse?
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by maleldil 1y ago
How do you know that for sure? How can you be absolutely certain that LLMs are what will lead to AGI?
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by maleldil 1y ago
What if you're in 30 °C weather?
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by maleldil 1y ago
> People aren’t allowed to mutilate babies Circumcision?
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by maleldil 1y ago
Native speakers also seem to have given up on "less" vs "fewer" entirely.
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by maleldil 1y ago
Is the result is molecular identical? If so, no.
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by maleldil 1y ago
Trump Claims He Can Overrule Constitution With Executive Order Because Of Little-Known ‘No One Will Stop Me’ Loophole https://theonion.com/trump-claims-he-can-overrule-constituti...

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