mpweiher

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At last, reasons to be cheerful about European tech(economist.com)
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Pushing and Pulling: Three Reactivity Algorithms(jonathan-frere.com)
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Anywidget (2024)(anywidget.dev)
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Databases Were Not Designed for This(arpitbhayani.me)
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by mpweiher 7mo ago
Yes. In fact, LLMs have shown that we really, really need new programming languages. 1. They have shown that the information density in our existing languages is extremely low: small prompts can generate very large programs. 2. But the onl
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Fighting Words: The Energy Transition in 2026(am.jpmorgan.com)
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SWE-CI: Evaluating Agent Capabilities in Maintaining Codebases via CI(arxiv.org)
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
I don't call out all the disinformation you put forward en-detail, that would be far too much work. The interest-free loans are also not a subsidy, at least not the loans, as the principal has to be repaid in full. The lack of inter
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lsgit: List Git Repositories(github.com)
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ClaudeSmalltalk: An MCP implementation to interact with Smalltalk images(github.com)
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Not what you claimed. Do better. 10 Cents CFD is not a 10 cent subsidy.
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Nonsense assertions, as always without a shred of evidence.
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Message Passing Is Shared Mutable State(causality.blog)
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Artificial Hivemind: The Open-Ended Homogeneity of Language Models (and Beyond)(arxiv.org)
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
No I didn't. I gave the fact that it is being built as evidence counter the claim that it wouldn't be built at all. Which should be uncontroversial.
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Hmm...any evidence for your weird and to be frank a bit racist claims about "middle eastern labor and design" as well as regulations? You may not be aware of this, but the UAE is one of the richest countries in the world, on par w
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
That is incorrect. The profitability floor of even the catastrophic FOAK FV 3 build is 9 cents/kWh for a 2% ROI, with around €130 for 4%. The EPR2 units are lower, around €90/MWh for 4% return and €70-80 for 2% return. Contrast
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
If they had bragged that they had built their design and that is proven in practice, you might have a point. But they haven't. So you don't. They started building, with the non-nuclear bits first, as one does. Now they have regu
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Where did I claim that all demand was flat? That's right: nowhere! Which is why some solar can be a good addition. But there is a lot that is flat. And for that you need solid, steady generation capacity.
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
This is the first one. Before you build the first one, you haven't built one. Are you saying first things can never be built?
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Smalltalk's Browser: Unbeatable, yet Not Enough(blog.lorenzano.eu)
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Westinghouse plans 10 AP-1000 reactors in the USA https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/westinghouse-pla... Yes, it would be better if they had already started, but the ship is turning.
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
The storage problem is home-made, because our problem is intermittent renewables that can't produce on-demand. With consistent producers like nuclear there is no storage problem. And of course the Natrium plant has the buffer so it can
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Construction for the non-nuclear parts started a while ago and is proceeding. https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/terrapower-break...
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
NeXT reportedly used to have all their developers on the entry level 8MB NeXTStations. With builds running on big build servers.
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GitNexus: The Zero-Server Code Intelligence Engine(github.com)
1 points by mpweiher 8mo ago|0 comments
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A Vindication of Bjorn Lomborg(humanprogress.org)
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
No, the messenger identifies the NULL recipient and does not send the message.
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
It's just that pointer?.doSomething() is the default. Le horreur!
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by mpweiher 8mo ago
Objective-C did not have null pointer exceptions, though some libraries added them.

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