nurettin

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   by nurettin 1y ago

   <PHP> I would like to have a word.
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   by nurettin 1y ago

   Coding isn't really the hard part. I learned it on a commodore with casette tapes. Sure you need the general sense for architecture which comes from experience, but it is not a long list. Learning about computer hardware and assembly f
3. 723.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   And transportation, electronic communication, beta blockers, blood diluters...
4. 724.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   I understood fake as physically harmful.
5. 725.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   Qt does this as well. It is a common way of preserving a parent-child relationship.
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   by nurettin 1y ago

   The communist manifesto is what basically communism is. It is a real document billions swear by. But I get it. You are basically arguing that nothing and nobody exists or ever existed or do or does anything to anything or anyone or had any
7. 727.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   That's not a problem anymore. I live in a 2nd world country. Every farmer has a phone, anyone who wants can get their child a laptop. Just because I don't have access to machines which build plane engines doesn't mean I have
8. 728.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   I responded to the main points in the communist manifesto. It is clearly against putting a price on labor and declares hiring as exploitative practice. Clearly against individual capital. Clearly against individual products since capital is
9. 729.▲
   by nurettin 1y ago

   > Communism is an ideal but never a reality There is nothing ideal about communism. I'd rather own my production tools and be as productive as I want to be. I'd rather build wealth over trading opportunities, I'd rather hi
10. 730.▲
    by nurettin 1y ago

    If they insist on using LLMs to generate trash, just use LLMs to do trash reviews on their code.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    > how do you represent arbitrary spatial relationships on computers in a general and scalable way? Isn't this essentially what the convolutional layers do in LeNet?
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    This sounds nice and great and all, but I wonder what the output is like and if there is a measurable difference between doing the factory and trying to two shot the whole thing with claude 4 sonnet.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    To me it just means that they are satisfied with their work. Enough to announce success and joy.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Memories can be explained through the macrostructure of your brain resonating with some quantum magic copy of it existing somewhere/somewhen else, or it could be explained by neuroscience. I'd go with the obvious and reasonable op
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    > the code is immediately JIT-compiled to machine code As I said multiple times, we disagree on this point. There is a scoring process during runtime which mirrors what hotspot does in the non-literal sense. And again, I'm ok with b
16. 736.▲
    by nurettin 1y ago

    Yes it does, sans the mechanisms for case accumulation.
17. 737.▲
    by nurettin 1y ago

    Well if you insist, this is what makes me think that there is a gradual process of compiling and running native jitted code as the project runs . Hence, runtime. > The scoring process attempts to gauge how well each document matches the
18. 738.▲
    by nurettin 1y ago

    This is why law in it's current form is wrong in every country and jurisdiction. We need "cumulative cases" that work like this: you submit your complaints to existing cumulative cases or open a new one, these are vetted by p
19. 739.▲
    by nurettin 1y ago

    They specifically mentioned compiling at runtime in the article. I cannot be convinced otherwise. Sorry.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Ah ok pedantism that's fine thanks.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    I don't know the latest metrics, I remember java servers being slow at first, then gradually picking up momentum. Are you saying that Java doesn't do what the article describes?
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Hotspot (TM) JIT compiles java code to machine code when it detects hot code paths, speeding up execution during runtime, exactly the use case described in the article.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Reminds me of [derpseek sensorship]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42891042 )
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    It really sounds like a job for Java (Microsoft, I know, I know.)
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    There is also the "death by a thousand cuts" kind of slowness that accrues over time and it doesn't really matter where you start peeling the onion and the part you started is rarely the best.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    yeah I had it in a script, forgot what was in it. Testament to Asimov's Feeling of Power
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Weisstein is amazing. Wolfram has the "unified theory of everything" disease. So much so that he sponsored dozens of youtube channels to talk about it.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    And definitely not because there is better access to education and basic resources.
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    For me it was a favorite place to visit every so often. I also really enjoyed mathworld.wolfram.com a few decades ago. (A true shame that he went insane)
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    by nurettin 1y ago

    Past 10 years I just do ssh -R to the vps and use that as a socks5 proxy. Takes 2 seconds to set up.