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   by mhh__ 1y ago

   I believe the latest project is to teleport the water to Mars, after all it must be disappearing
2. 182.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   Probably not because of the batteries being too heavy and not having enough juice for a race, but more importantly because it would be terrible.
3. 183.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   It's just a bad programming language. Guido has bad taste, it creates lazy, boring affordances that don't scale beyond a single file without paying for it somewhere. Note that I'm not saying it's not useful (python is wh
4. 184.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   https://github.com/oliverbenns/john-carmack-plan you can read carmacks old .plan files They're mostly not exactly prose but remember this was almost 40 years ago when the dominant style of writing code in some pla
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   by mhh__ 1y ago

   Something like: if(AskLLM("Does function signature+name look like error handling code")) { TurnOffInliner(); } is actually probably a lot more effective than you'd think (generating PGO traces with a mach
6. 186.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   Memorise what exactly?
7. 187.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   The new battlefield actually looks pretty good
8. 188.▲
   by mhh__ 1y ago

   Policing by consent admits an arbitrage whereby one simply refuses Anarchotyranny
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   by mhh__ 1y ago

   There are (almost) no fascists in reform. You think the fascists will join a party whose second in command is "Muhammad Ziauddin Yusuf"? They're all in Homeland or other serious nationalist parties if at all. Reform are basic
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Tweets - prison Assaulting and trying to stab a man burning a Quran - Suspended sentence https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8xr12yx5l4o watch the video and tell me this man should be A) not in prison and B) in t
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    The immigration angle is a total fraud. If they wanted to do any of the things being implied they could have done so ages ago, they don't care. it's true that the ease of accessing the grey economy is a pull to the country but you
12. 192.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    UKIP still exists, I reserve the right to judge someone who wants to comment but someone hasn't noticed this now almost decade old change
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Well one of these things happened and the other one was a hypothetical? It seems very wishful thinking to assume it just would've happen if the politics of the 70s had some how limped into the 80s
14. 194.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Yes and you're wrong but I was being polite
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    I don't have any links but I have seen a photo of a stall at some electronics market in Shenzhen selling what seemed to be LLMs on a System on module. So you buy a kind of deepseek module with an SPI/i2c/usb whatever interfac
16. 196.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    The last time Labour wasn't like this we had waiting lists to get a telephone!
17. 197.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Given that UKIP don't really exist anymore as a major party may I gently contend that it may be slightly more complicated than you imagine
18. 198.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Yeah we should spend the money on the HR dept instead
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    I'm not convinced there should be anything to define at all versus basically just some extremely broad but bare platform and a slot to stick an executable in.
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    If it's not your money does it matter? I don't think it's fair to say he doesn't deliver anything e.g. he did cars, rockets, and now AI (the rate X are building out training capacity is genuinely astonishing) at the sa
21. 201.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    git feels complete until you use a tool like jj or git-branchless (latter of which has things like in-memory merges in rust)
22. 202.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Of course, yes. This is what consultants are for.
23. 203.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Palantir mostly sell SQL joins and dashboards...
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    I've never written a line of R but it seems slightly underrated from what I've seen. Maybe there are some massive footguns I'm not aware of but python is mostly oriented around variables rather than pipelines so it never seem
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    From a business perspective at least it seems slightly pointless to just be another fabless company?
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Why should the entry point be a random special case? You're already admitting at this point that OOP is flawed so you might as well just have the balls to design a proper alternative (rather than a kludge)
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    I prefer react to no react but the more I use it and other frameworks like svelte I start to find it more and more offensive to every fibre of my intuition as a programmer. I thought I'd always like the express oriented style but every
28. 208.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Browsers are much better now, whether it was ever necessary I suppose is like asking how deep a submarine can go in the sense that the post- react frameworks didn't exist
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    by mhh__ 1y ago

    Would be amazed if the US gov's industrial espionage program wasn't helping intel out (spying agencies do this, and are allowed to pay bribes)
30. 210.▲
    by mhh__ 1y ago

    I was more thinking that girl who is now signed up to a talent mgmt company. The real debate fanatics doing it for the love of the game all do it in proper clubs in london and so on.