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by minraws 3mo ago
I think so is upper level CS, there are fields in CS that are foreign to me too, there is a lot of depth in CS, computing is a very deep field for instance ML research although may seem simple isn't quite so intuition based as people m
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by minraws 3mo ago
This is not true, 99% is very exaggerated claim, but yeah you can learn 50-60% of the field at a surface level in months rather than years. But you can have a surface level understanding of mathematical topics as well, ofc some topics might
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by minraws 3mo ago
Huffman Coding, Turing Machines, Knuth Devices, Bayesian networks, B-tree (named after Bayer), AVL Trees, so many data structures and algorithms, even relatively new ones like Timsort, Jaccard similarity, MapReduce (thankfully but I have se
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by minraws 3mo ago
Definitely a lot of people have very surface level understanding of tcp and computer science concepts. I have had folks tell me cache is just cache in actual interviews. When I have asked them to explain the concept to me, but even beyond t
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by minraws 3mo ago
Again, you are underestimating how much effort it takes to understand how an 8086 CPU works. There are a lot of foundational concepts that you are simply assuming the person already understands. That may be a reasonable assumption for a CS
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by minraws 3mo ago
This is also true for almost every other field, even within computer science. The only difference is that a lot of people operate at a very surface level without realizing just how much background knowledge they have accumulated. Think abou
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by minraws 3mo ago
True, Given I am young, hobbyist, and have written a lot of AI libraries for myself and small companies for local deployments, and can't afford any serious Nvidia hardware I will switch to whoever can get me a system with enough VRAM f
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by minraws 3mo ago
This should be considered unethical tbh.
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by minraws 3mo ago
Gpt-6 hacked Apple to enable this feature. We just haven't heard about it yet.
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by minraws 3mo ago
To Nvidia the biggest threat is a capex cut from big tech not another company in the same domain, maybe some Chinese companies but people aren't going to be moving off of Nvidia for large deployments in the short term even if some TPU&
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by minraws 3mo ago
The name is probably not the best fit but if we can get a good solution that's not horrible that's easy to self host I and open-source I am fine with it. Though I fear this might not be well maintained or have a good foundation be
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by minraws 3mo ago
Me I am, so very afraid of actually decently priced inference.
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by minraws 3mo ago
It's largely just what jarred is willing to accept this week afaik or not, and they did put the bun 1.4.0 version bump in the changelogs for claude code a while ago, over a month almost. Though most will be forgiven to not reading it s
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by minraws 3mo ago
This is the first time it has happened to a tool I use and have helped friends adopt it. Again I don't condone it but this gets very annoying to explain that everything is renamed now to X instead of Y to your uncles and friends...
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by minraws 3mo ago
How is that a memory safety issue in Rust compiler? What point are we making here. Am I just too dense to understand, is how the hell is that a need unsafe issue? Or anything to do with compilers???
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by minraws 3mo ago
This is very common in a lot of industries especially physical goods and medicine. You end up leverage for all the goods but the final settlement of payment happens much later, making them hard to survive in without a lot of capital and goo
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by minraws 3mo ago
Guys google, I know enough people in the company to know how this decision was made, but I must say as a user if you rename or kill another thing I will stop using any Google service I still use. This might be the one time I might forgive i
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by minraws 3mo ago
I as someone with writing Zig a bunch, can safely say if it does it hasn't even worked for me. I am talking from experience from a pre-ai human mitts writing code perspective maybe Zig + LLMs do some magic. The more I read the article
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by minraws 3mo ago
The question remains is it open or not, if it's open I will use it if it's not well I was happily being fucked over by an American tech giant...
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by minraws 3mo ago
Speed of compilation feels like a distant second in terms of goals given the weird new generic features they keep adding.. I was fine with basic generics they complicated it quite a bit much for my liking.
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by minraws 3mo ago
I would like to understand this more, > rustc emits machine code and then cargo immediately executes it, there's the same opportunity for end user memory being corrupted (due to miscompilation) as if rustc and cargo shared a code ba
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by minraws 3mo ago
You can trivially add it to codex..
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by minraws 3mo ago
I have never used it enough to exhaust it but on openrouter I burnt a good 100M tokens through it
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by minraws 3mo ago
I can hate Rayon and Tokio as much as the next guy generally I can empathize with problems they cause. But largely either it's a skill issue. Or you are just trying to squeeze lemonade from stones, ala, they aren't meant to do wha
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by minraws 3mo ago
I don't want to say this but Nemotron is not worth running on any sillicon, given Nvidia has been doing it for 3+ years, if Nvidia instead gave away GLM or KIMI API for free no one would use Nemotron the reason it's so wildly used
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by minraws 3mo ago
For a first model, and given it's open, I am gaining some faith in American Open research labs again... I couldn't test it since it's not on openrouter or something, but even if it's only as good as GLM5.1 that's mo
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by minraws 3mo ago
Why is cursor subsequently executing anything? Like what is this black magic they want to do? I want to know the decision tree here? Was this cursor coded? I do not understand the point, btw vim has had similar issues with it executing stuf
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by minraws 3mo ago
It's still a bunch too high should be below junk imho
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by minraws 3mo ago
Demis has only 1 plan, how to dodge releasing a new model at this point, jokes aside I value thinking about AI safety, but are we really so close to AGI? It doesn't feel like it, LLMs still diagnose my headache as a chronic illness or
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by minraws 3mo ago
I can only say I am a little too optimistic about the technology world in general. Or at least would love to see some good news once in a while given the state of the world.

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