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by nurettin 10mo ago
> why some people are incapable of changing their point of view I've thought about this and the conclusion was: What you believe you know makes you what you currently are. You can't just believe in a contradictory position. You
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I remember implementing some of these https://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/sudoku/12rules.htm With a simple array of unsigned int and bit operations like 20 years ago. It could solve a lot of puzzles within
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by nurettin 10mo ago
Why not just blocks(Rows, Blocks), maplist(all_distinct, Blocks), maplist(label, Rows)
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yes exactly. Replace five with shit and it still holds.
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I did something similar with occult books and famous programming resources. Conclusion: you find wisdom in everything if you look for it.
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BTW simply ask the agent "will this work?" after it is done. You will eliminate a great number of bugs and pitfalls that way. And it has more context so no need for a second reviewer.
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This is why I prefer clunky hardware with heating cpus and a slow disk. You can easily feel that you wrote bad code from audio and tactile feedback.
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Banning them or not banning them has nothing to do with evil, it has to do with due process. CF complies with lawful protection against piracy or gets tfo. For me, throwing a tantrum on twitter, riling people up and telling daddy elon doesn
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by nurettin 10mo ago
Yes I do know what you mean, don't worry. (I'm also an IRC dinosaur)
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Their dns service is used for circumventing illegal sports streams. And when a government institution wants to prevent that (ideally, before the end of that match) it is an evil cabal and cf is the protector of free internet and tags #elonm
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Yes 9 bits is 2 bytes. The article confusingly says 18 bits = ~2 bytes. It is the "about 2 bytes" that is confusing. They probably mean that an extra bit won't matter too much since we are bit packing the games in a contiguou
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Why not just one bit "castled"?
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> third time, then a draw MAY be claimed. If it repeats exactly for a fifth time, then a draw MUST be claimed Wow I don't know any online or offline platform which draws on five fold repetition. Didn't know that was a thing at
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I love it when the entire HN comment section devolves into a mere public shaming square with absolutely no substance.
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It is a gray area. What if you took Qt, removed macros, replaced anchoring with css for alignment, took all widget properties out into an entity component system and called it ET, could Trolltech complain? It is an entirely new design and n
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* briefly nods and continues to mcp add playwright everywhere *
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To be fair, any rewrite could have fixed it, didn't have to wait for Rust.
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I noticed that /plugins Doesn't lost plugins anymore. I'm sure I installed playwright using that menu, but now it lists no plugins (and the plugin can't be found locally) However, claude add mcp and /mcp still work
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by nurettin 10mo ago
SO is officially dead according to the graph of number of questions posted per month. Google+SO was my LLM between 2007-2015. Then the site got saturated. All questions were answered. Git, C# Python, SQL, C++, Ruby, PHP, most popular topics
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I use Claude to generate C++ 23, it usually performs well. It takes a bit of nudging to avoid repeating itself, reusing existing functionality, not altering huge portions without running tests, etc. But generally it is helpful and knows wha
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EU fines of up to 100s of millions of USD haven't stopped these companies from operating overseas. It is unlikely that they would exit a trillion dollar market because of some self-imposed security laws. Rather the opposite, the hardwa
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That's... suspiciously terse.
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Not under active development as in issues keep piling up and there is nobody to resolve them?
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by nurettin 10mo ago
Yes, Rust boilerplate is LLM worthy work. It was never meant for humans. The ergonomics component is absent. Unfortunately, there will be more tokens and context wasted as the LLM struggles with appeasing the compiler. Example: say a functi
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Objective measures like branch depth, execution speed, memory use and correctness of the results be damned.
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Google arch bricked.
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> 1 day into using Arch Linux (latest kernel) Arch, btw, is notoriously unstable. Back in 2012 I caught them enabling experimental kernel memory paging modules. Soon after my system got bricked. Maybe you want fedora or rocky.
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> Any decent IDE can do that refactoring instantly. The refactoring? Sure. But IDEs don't read your code and logically categorize it into folders. From what I understand, they are saying that they outsourced the thinking part as wel
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The future of IT is going back to basics. People who know their karnough diagrams, their algorithm flow charts, memory models, state machines, algorithms, their sql CTEs, window functions, their obscure cpu/gpu instructions, people who
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by nurettin 10mo ago
Exactly my issue. The same way scams are "predictions and future aspirations".

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