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Here's my workflow (if I feel like using claude) Me: Here's the relevant part of the code, add this simple feature. Opus: here's the modified code blah blah bs bs Me: Will this work? Opus: There's a fundamental flaw in b
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Agreed! As an 8th grader I felt very smart finding the minimum number of steps required to solve this binary search using logarithms. It is also a great intro to algorithmic complexity. Path finding in a 16x16 grid is also another great dem
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We used to play with gcompris. It has similar puzzles for many different topics like numbers, constraints, logic gates and attention. Lately I found out that it has an android port on f-droid.
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It sounds like a trap coyote would use to catch roadrunner. Does it really have to be so convoluted?
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One interesting thing to notice is how you can remodel xor into being a linear function by using u + v as input 1 and u * v as input 2 which means it can be represented in a NN without a hidden layer. And not only xor, it keeps all other lo
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They said increased quality.
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My response wasn't intended to signal my intelligence as much as to show the overall lack of serious thought in your reply since you seem to be ignoring the fact that there was a 15%+ overall drop in the stock market, much higher in te
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Yeah I confess I rewrote history and crashed the stock market. Then ran out of juice just as I was about to kill Hitler.
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I can see someone defending Ruby as concise (having the ability to chain different transformations) and simple to write in (low verbosity). Lisp? Define a class and do some map/filter/reduce. Lisp is verbose. Sometimes even worse
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I remember on february Deepseek's <think> caused a moderately sized market crash. They didn't just go silent, almost every vendor implemented their own version of thinking models while blaming Deepseek for stealing their tec
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I stopped using C# 10+ years ago, but I remember wanting to update the framework and use the latest thing (linq to objects) because it made code a lot more concise.
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I see a bunch of 18+ ads.
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> what a damning indictment of today's Universities. Prodigy skips undergrad -> Universities are doomed? What?
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False dichotomy. Been using pipenv for 8 years. At first it was a bit too slow, but at this moment it gets the job done.
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Didn't know that, but then the book I read was definitely mistitled.
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I love the story of him tying his horse to a pole in the snow at night only to wake up and look up to see all the snow has melted and his horse is hanging from the roof cross of a church.
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AI front: We have models to generate pictures, videos and code. We have the best devs and are so fskin rich! Rust front: Here's a faster ls called ls-rs with different defaults, you should use this! Go front: Here's reverse proxy
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Albeit it won't feel the same without windows 98 viruses, php exploits, yahoo! chat and flash animations.
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Maybe they don't want to build research on false equivalence.
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I have seen enough of this dismissal to call it the "human would also" kneejerk reaction.
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I feel rug pull after rug pull ($10->$20, hourly quotas, weekly quotas) because they can't scale and they aggressively focus on the $200+ customers and limit the lower tier to maximize profits.
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European Starlings can imitate most doom sound effects.
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That is indeed controversial, I'm just saying that after seeing enough examples like the above one might be persuaded to think that way.
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Here's some context into what they mean by "AI slop" https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/07/14/death-by-a-thousand-s... Reading the first two vulnerability reports makes it very clear.
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I just want to say this is brilliant. I've had my share of problems with asyncio and went back to using sync python and deque instead.
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If you've been finding elegant solutions to complex problems for a while and you feel like everything kinda repeats itself. (I'm not that good, still encountering completely new problems)
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Oh be realistic. Hosting smut isn't exactly respectable at this day and age. Your choice for sponsors dwindles to illegal gambling sites and shady dating sites who scrape monthly fees from lonely men. Maybe an MLM scheme if you are luc
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That is how peak humanity looks like.
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2013 to learn some android I wrote a program which allows my wife to track every call, every sms, payments, and later whatsapp notifications, number of steps, vitals, current location, location history and current vehicle. It is a hugely un
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How is a negative afterimage "a new color"? I didn't get it. A fatigued cone will show you less, not more.
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