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mathisfun123
23d ago
this comparison makes little sense. > we lost the joy of the journey and only fixated at the destination. that's because you can make money with code and so it went the same way as everything else that's capitalized/commod
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23d ago
try using swipe-type on an android and you'll see. the funny thing is it's been this way since the iphone 1 because iphone 1 didn't have swipe-type while very early android did (via "swype").
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mathisfun123
24d ago
to the domain you presume to have authority to comment on
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mathisfun123
24d ago
> You can simply disagree with me that's exactly what i did and made an argument for why i think you're wrong. in response you provided exactly zero substantive remarks other than "i've written shaders" and then
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mathisfun123
24d ago
this isn't a "pissing contest"? you made a speculative claim in a public forum and i'm challenging your authority to make such a claim. a "pissing contest" would be if i had said i've shipped hundreds of t
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mathisfun123
24d ago
Ya? do tell us about your experience that leads you to believe mere translation is the bottleneck in the market...
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mathisfun123
24d ago
i swear people who are outsiders here have only clickbait takes; if you've never had to ship GPU code professionally you should just not comment on these things. the source language has never been the moat. Nvidia sells to hyperscalers
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24d ago
Bro since when is just naked racism and xenophobia cool enough that people feel comfortable enough to post nasty shit like this on hn even. Can't we have an auto-ban no tolerance policy for this???
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25d ago
> unary wtf is a unary tree? isn't that a list?
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25d ago
> but I think it's worth remembering that Apple added the Neural Engine to A-series chips in 2017 but missing the boat means you haven't succeeded not that you had some kind of initial foothold. haven't you seen the big sh
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mathisfun123
26d ago
hammer meet nail
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mathisfun123
27d ago
...wasn't it the old moat as well?
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mathisfun123
27d ago
This is exactly why I think this article is wrong: it starts with a false premise that devs are sane to begin with (not because you're right or wrong re hand washing but because this is an insane thing to focus on from the article).
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mathisfun123
28d ago
Lol I see you've never met a stallman type (ie your average hn disposition)
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mathisfun123
28d ago
Why? Only the side with the crease needs to be matte in order to have the intended effect
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mathisfun123
28d ago
just one question: is it a deeper or shallower stain than slavery, trail of tears, lynchings, nuking japan, vietnam, 1 million dead in the second gulf war, etc etc etc? lol
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mathisfun123
28d ago
very visible with a dark/black image https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2d-Mgaw9kXY
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28d ago
it's intentional to hide the crease
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29d ago
What percent of Instagram users know the company behind it? Like is this even a real question?
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mathisfun123
29d ago
Chatgpt has 469 million daily active users as of September 2026. Who exactly do you think they are? Martians? Because there aren't half a billion SWEs on planet earth.
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29d ago
> OpenAI this is unnecessarily austere or whatever - people absolutely know what openai is because lots of "normies" now use chatgpt https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dRE41eYkui4
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1mo ago
> what would a low level language look like for an FPGA? Probably verilog Verilog is not a programming language (because FPGAs are not programmed) it's a hardware description language. It's also very lossy (every vendor has rea
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mathisfun123
1mo ago
People don't read enough court decisions. Did you know you don't have a constitutional right to be protected by the police either https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Town_of_Castle_Rock_v._Gonzale... > the Court
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1mo ago
This question gets asked every single time a serious mathematical result gets posted.
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mathisfun123
1mo ago
No one because FPGAs are 10-20x less dense than ASICs actually designed for purpose. The tooling is also complete shit. Signed someone that did (part of) their PhD on this topic.
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1mo ago
> optimizations applied at different levels of the stack That's because it's just "guess and check" not some deep universal insight.
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1mo ago
Jailbreaking consoles https://a.co/d/05f9gq9A
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1mo ago
> I stopped carrying back then & haven’t felt any pressure. if you're who i suspect you are, then you're being wholly disingenuous because you're not a dev. for a dev there is much more pressure.
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1mo ago
i don't see your point - my point is apple actively encourages this thing that is being painted as terrible character flaw.
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1mo ago
> Never, ever, ever sign into personal mail/messaging on work machines apple explicitly encourages their employees to do exactly this - it's called "carry"ing your work device.
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