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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
I know it seems like forever ago, but claude code only came out in 2025. Its very difficult to argue the point that claude code: 1) was a paradigm shift in terms of functionality, despite, to be fair, at best, incremental improvements in th
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
> than it could also be compiled to C++ People who are going to use it should read the documentation. “It depends” and “it’s still slow” are the fairest comments I can make about this.
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
Hum… QtQuick uses a different runtime which is (afaik) faster and targets modern graphics backends (eg. Vulcan) in a way widgets does not. It also uses an a javascript scripting engine. Saying “they’re both c++” is seems kind of misleading
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
> Instead, you use Qt Designer, a graphical tool that works on .ui files (xml), that are then compiled into C++ classes that your derive from, which is a form of binding between two languages… There’s only one language; no bridge. No jav
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
I've worked with QtWidgets and I have mixed feelings about the extensive (1) documentation about integrating C++ with QML and QtQuick. Here's a quick history lesson (as I understand it): - QtWidgets the original C++ QT graphics li
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
I’m not sure you’re going to get any useful results from this question. Some people find it useful, some people don’t, and unless what you’re using it for matches what they’re using it for (which you’re not asking) none of the results y
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
> There's a pattern here that's bigger than FFmpeg Why are you turning this into a discussion about China? Its not about china. Its about stealing . Its not a complex, or western concept.
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by noodletheworld 10mo ago
Strawman. Imaginary situation: People are using claude instead of cursor, and you can run claude in a terminal, so this is going back to the days of not using an IDE for the people that do it. Straw man shake down: Terminal based developmen
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
> I have zero knowledge of k8s, helm or configmaps … > I vouch for the code that I write or that I delegate to an LLM, and believe it or not it doesn't take a magician to write a k8s spec file… I have been writing code since 1995
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
The irony of this paper is that the part that isn't geographic (towns, roads, fields, etc) which have non-random ordered structure are the parts that are most suitable for this approach.
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
> Also is this entirely flat? Yes. The output in this case is a 90m heightmap (ie. 2d grayscale image).
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Mm. This paper makes it hard to understand what they've done. For example: > MultiDiffusion remains confined to bounded domains: all windows must lie within a fixed finite canvas, limiting its applicability to unbounded worlds or co
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Yeah nah. People posting stuff like this are clearly not doing it; they’re reading LinkedIn posts, toying with the tech and projecting what it looks like at scale. That’s fair; but it’s also misguided. Either try it yourself, or go and watc
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
If claude code starts having ads for bun in the code it generates, I am never using it again. To some degree have “opinionated views on tech stacks” is unavoidable in LLMs, but this seems like it moves us towards a horrible future. Imagine
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
> And most importantly, you modify the work just like the creators modify the work Emphasis mine. Weights are not open source. You can define terms to mean whatever you want, but fundametally if you cannot modify the “output” the way
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Skill declines over time, without practice. If you speak fluent japanese, and you dont practice, you will remember being fluent but no longer actually be able to speak fluently . Its true for many things; writing code is not like riding
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Hmmm… firebase clones are many and varied. Whats special about this one? Being a single file binary doesnt impress me; thats true of many projects in many langauges. It seems nice you can use it as a go framework if you happen to use go, bu
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
> I just don't like how they have to put out false claims like there are big problems with GH CI and Sponsors These aren't false claims. Thats my point. Microsoft can afford to make these tools better; they just dont care. Yes,
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Oh come on. Micros$$$$ft owns github. We don't need to give some pretend sympathy. When you can afford to have good things, and you're not, don't come crying about getting called bad names. Actions is bad. > I dare anyone
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
> I never really understood why you have to stuff all the tools in the context. You probably don't for... like, trivial cases? ...but, tool use is the most fine grained point, usually, in an agent's step-by-step implementation
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
An, the dream, a cross platform App Store you can install apps into any client application that supports MCP, but is open, free and agentic. It’s basically a “web App Store” and we side step the existing app stores (and their content guidel
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by noodletheworld 11mo ago
Hm. Its an easy trap to fall into to say that people are in hard situations because They Arent Trying Hard Enough. Your manager might think so. Your company probably thinks youre not trying hard enough. …but, there is a also reality, which
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
Mmm. Youre doing two things: 1) youre moving state into an arbitrary untrusted easy to modify location. 2) youre allowing users to “deep link” into a page that is deep inside some funnel that may or may not be valid, or even exist at some
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
Claude is just better at coding than cursor. Really, the interface isn't a meaningful part of it. I also like cmd-L, but claude just does better at writing code. ...also, it's nice that Anthropic is just focusing on making cool
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
Hot take: it’s not just “me too! Valuation pls”. Tokens are fine grained billable attribute that lets you add micro transactions to your service. Not in all cases, but in many we exist in a complicated world of enshitifcation + inflation.
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
The important argument in this paper is: > We argue that systematic problem solving is vital and call for rigorous assurance of such capability in AI models. Specifically, we provide an argument that structureless wandering will cause ex
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
> vercel is a company which is heavily invested in …people paying for react. Which is fair, but do we have bend knee and suggest they have the best interests of the react ecosystem at heart? They don’t. They are invested in: people using
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
If someone opens a PR to one of my repos with no context, I ban them. There’s too much AI spam out there right now. Publishing ‘@provenance-labs/lodash’ as a test, I suppose. Ok. Leaving it up? Looks like spam. Badgering the author an
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
It’s obviously farcical. Anyone seriously using these tools knows that context engineering and detailed specific prompting is the way to be effective with agent coding. Just take it to the extreme and youll see; what if you auto complete fr
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by noodletheworld 1y ago
If someone wants to pat themselves on the back with how great they think they are, thats cool, but I dont think its really worth talking about. …unless they have something to show, specifically? Demos? Code? Details? Nothing?

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