matesz

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by matesz 2y ago
https://github.com/anvaka/pm/blob/master/about/README.md
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Software galaxies(anvaka.github.io)
747 points by matesz 2y ago|114 comments
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by matesz 2y ago
> What if one model has the exercism solutions in its training data, but the other model doesn't, is the comparison still fair? I agree that it might not be fair. However, refactoring is a different story imo since as I see it relat
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by matesz 2y ago
So, in general Claude still beats newest GPT-4o model in software development category, right? [1] Although new GPT is better at small coding excercises (72.9% vs 68.4%), it falls behind in more challenging refactoring tasks (62.9% vs 72.3%
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by matesz 2y ago
Don't worry. "Her", in its own right, is frightening, but this is because there is no transparency - you actually can't see how it works and you can't personalize it - choose different options. Once you grasp that,
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by matesz 3y ago
Copied from OpenTofu's LinkedIn annoucment: OpenTofu Project was recently made aware of a letter by HashiCorp’s lawyers, alleging that OpenTofu was not respecting the terms of its BSL license governing its Terraform codebase. OpenTofu
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by matesz 3y ago
Just a clickbait, like most news articles online.
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by matesz 3y ago
Is anybody here using Mojo and able to share their experience?
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by matesz 3y ago
Okey this is clear now. Thanks!
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by matesz 3y ago
What if others won't subscribe to my labeler? Why would they subscribe to it in the first place?
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by matesz 3y ago
Just learned about Bluesky’s labelling approach. The first thing comes to mind is who is responsible for the content on the platform - Bluesky? Labellers? For example, some rouge user starts posting offensive content about other users, on t
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by matesz 3y ago
I always thought that founders of Tesla were snubbed from the tesla success spotlight. But if what you say is actually true - 1% for each $50 billion dollar increment in valuation + no salary and no compensation if stock doesn't increa
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Understanding performance numbers in Integrated Circuit Design [pdf](nipslab.org)
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by matesz 3y ago
Just realized when I logged out from YouTube I got automatically logged out from Chrome as well. There is no other way. How is that even allowed, that google single-signon infiltrated my browsing experience. Something has to change.
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AI Is Like Water(nfx.com)
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Memcached vs. Redis – More Different Than You Would Expect(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
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C is not just a bad language(twitter.com)
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Google's OpenAI Killer: Lumiere Multimodal AI Unveiled(firstpost.com)
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Chromium's Multi-Process Architecture(chromium.org)
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Explore the Magic Behind Google Chrome(zicodeng.medium.com)
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Reverse engineering the ARM1, ancestor of the iPhone's processor(righto.com)
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by matesz 3y ago
I am not completely sure, but I think pretty much all frameworks in Rust have complex dependencies and codebase not optimized for fast compile times. You could check out Axum [1], at the first glance seems similar to actix [2]. Both use tok
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by matesz 3y ago
I highly recommend checking out makepad [1] - they have +100k of rust code and the compile time is around 10-15 seconds on commodity hardware. However they are obsessed about performance. They reason for such speedy compile times is that ma
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by matesz 3y ago
This would be great, to have a universal benchmark of all available open source solutions for self-hosting. Links appreciated!
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Nobody needs a million requests/SEC(unetworkingab.medium.com)
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5M HTTP/3 requests per second(unetworkingab.medium.com)
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Kafka vs. Redpanda Performance(jack-vanlightly.com)
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by matesz 3y ago
Tangent question. What do you think about the vision of the future of storage from folks at ScyllaDB have? There is a great presentation from their recent conference [1]. I am asking this because I find it quite similar to what you are doin
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by matesz 3y ago
Can you elaborate what is the role of a core developer? From my understanding core developer is somebody who works on something fundamental, like build system, general monorepo structure and architecture. I would be curious to hear insights
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by matesz 3y ago
This is great, thanks for your input.

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