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871.
by nurettin 2y ago
"Reduces trillions of foreign debt, also causes double that in inflation"
872.
by nurettin 2y ago
How do you prevent them from collecting "Interaction Data"? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox/#bookmark-how-...
873.
by nurettin 2y ago
Younger me tried saturating CPU cores with event loops for a few years. Then I grew up and started using long living threads and queues to consolidate everything on the main thread and it works a whole lot better for me. Async/await sh
874.
by nurettin 2y ago
Is it worth making short lived allocations just to please the GC? You might just end up with too many allocations which will slow things down even more.
875.
by nurettin 2y ago
Docs make them hallucinate a lot less. Unfortunately, all those docs will eat up the context window. Claude has "projects" for uploading them and Gemini2.5+ just has a very large window so maybe that's ok.
876.
by nurettin 2y ago
The hardest programs to type were in 6502 assembly. One byte mistake and the entire program was botched.
877.
by nurettin 2y ago
I remember having to constantly reinstall win98 back in the 2000s. It felt like the OS kept corrupting its own filesystem. I ended up "borrowing" a debian potato CD from a professor's desk and never went back to windows (or h
878.
by nurettin 2y ago
A lot of "spies" seem to be falling off the window/balcony /stairs lately.
879.
by nurettin 2y ago
Writing a populate script for every migration sounds like a huge overkill.
880.
by nurettin 2y ago
> Try doing the same with a Linux binary that's just a year old. I do that all the time. Just link to a static glibc or musl.
881.
by nurettin 2y ago
Great at material science, shit flinging and attacking your face!
882.
by nurettin 2y ago
If I was tasked to get this up and running, I would probably start with porting the entire thing to postgres.
883.
by nurettin 2y ago
This is where it gets interesting. The comments are both hilarious and educational. https://github.com/agsb/milliForth-6502/blob/main/scrs/jones...
884.
by nurettin 2y ago
"Yup, I'm erasing my debts now. Woosh! And now I'm doubling my money!" it's like watching a kid playing with plastic toys.
885.
by nurettin 2y ago
Kinda naive question. All you need is a way to convince the LLM to output json according to your schema, then call the function. So what is the use of MCP servers? Why complicate things by adding another layer?
886.
by nurettin 2y ago
You mean invent something new, publish the entire process and watch everyone rename and implement it next week like <think> blocks?
887.
by nurettin 2y ago
So it's just a prompt? Well then you can do function calling with pretty much any model from this quarter.
888.
by nurettin 2y ago
Try to turn everything into arrays. Maps, hashmaps are convenient, but if possible, sort your data and use parallel arrays. Deques of fixed size turn into ring buffers. At work we have invented several data structures over the years with we
889.
by nurettin 2y ago
It is simpler to export paths locally, so the remote doesn't have to know your file/folder structure.
890.
by nurettin 2y ago
It didn't grief me as much. Just scroll to the conclusion.
891.
by nurettin 2y ago
Maybe to them, training LLMs isn't an intelligent thing to do and the world is better without.
892.
by nurettin 2y ago
Scallop's examples have syntax for probabilistic programming, so probably not.
893.
by nurettin 2y ago
Yes, not very useful unless originality is foregone.
894.
by nurettin 2y ago
Why even train LLMs on books with commercial value? Does training on harry potter make an LLM solve real world problems better?
895.
by nurettin 2y ago
Genetic algorithms work, and you can observe evolution in bacteria simply by exposing them to an acidic environment for several generations, so what do you mean by creation myth?
896.
by nurettin 2y ago
It is $28, not $8.
897.
by nurettin 2y ago
I've worked with these sorts of people. It is never clear why they don't perform. One of them had clinical depression, another claimed to have low blood values that they simply couldn't fix. And one other just didn't see
898.
by nurettin 2y ago
"Cantu claimed she performed exemplary work over seven years in Google’s people operations and cloud departments, yet languished at the same job level while white and Asian peers got extra pay and promotions." So this is an "
899.
by nurettin 2y ago
They do whatever they want with their children and I don't care if the whole world including men wear hijabs. Or maybe even multiple hijabs on top of each other. But people who think it isn't forced are simply wrong.
900.
by nurettin 2y ago
I do think the suggestion was pretty bad. Segregation is always bad. But traditions not continuing to adulthood sounds like a load of nonsense, especially considering the issue of head scarves or hijabs which are things women of certain upb

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