nurettin

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by nurettin 2y ago
Pretty much, yes. I'm surprised you don't spot belting to be an equally violent action.
932.
by nurettin 2y ago
That statement makes no sense. Flagging is cancelling. You are what you can't stand.
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by nurettin 2y ago
"LLMs are great at solving problems that already have solutions." This is performance art, right?
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by nurettin 2y ago
What I love about their API is the tools array. Given a json schema describing your functions, it will output tool usage appropriate for the prompt. You can return tool results per call, and it will generate a dialog and additional tool cal
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by nurettin 2y ago
Anti-anecdotal: Old family member cracked a femur neck. Tried to stand on it after a few weeks despite warnings, broke it, had to go to surgery, plates and screws. A few more weeks of resting and she would have been fine.
936.
by nurettin 2y ago
Don't you get permanent tinnitus from this?
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by nurettin 2y ago
I've always wondered if LLMs will slowly seep into this backyard. They are perfectly capable of creating the story (will probably be mid, barely interesting), the art (albeit easily recognized as AI slop) and the code (after some itera
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by nurettin 2y ago
It can. It can also output x86 nasm, here's the relevant part. https://github.com/ymyzk/tinyc/blob/master/tinyc/generator/n...
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by nurettin 2y ago
Not to take away from the author or you, but we had things like this 10 years ago https://github.com/ymyzk/tinyc/tree/master/tinyc
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by nurettin 2y ago
I only had a TI-85 to impress girls with polar equations.
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by nurettin 2y ago
People will definitely use this to affirm their faith.
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by nurettin 2y ago
For juniors, whatever gets you yelled at less. For seniors, whatever you wouldn't yell at. In any case there will be yelling.
943.
by nurettin 2y ago
It still doesn't say why reason can't be predicted. As it stands it is just begging the question.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Everything is allowed as long as you cat honestly. Some present no challenge (like idspispopd and run to exit makes no sense) so nobody runs it.
945.
by nurettin 2y ago
It just litters perfectly reasonable python code with async/await. Maybe they are preparing for something we don't know, like a parallel async executor which can be set up to use native threads without changing code and somehow pr
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by nurettin 2y ago
Looks like Hoomans also terse and lazy.
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by nurettin 2y ago
You practically get the nervous system for free. If those photo sensitive cells serve some other purpose, you get them for free as well.
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by nurettin 2y ago
How do you not profile something? It is right there on the call stack millions of times. Do you explicitly filter it? Do you forego the idea of profiling when something slows down the system?
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by nurettin 2y ago
A decelerating car would have negative acceleration, not negative velocity.
950.
by nurettin 2y ago
I saw someone calling out Tesla for not producing something called Tesla Roadster since 2017 even though they collected pre-order money for it. Doesn't really sound like a derangement. Any company would get called out for that.
951.
by nurettin 2y ago
That sounds made up on the spot. I wrote leading commas in SQL for decades, no such thought crossed my mind. I still use and suggest them to people. They look especially good when aligning selected columns.
952.
by nurettin 2y ago
The best we've got is "produce some speech that may contain the answer, BUT craft the question in a way that is more likely to generate an answer".
953.
by nurettin 2y ago
We are destroying software by selling it to greedy corporates who try to monopolize all open source clients for that software on github.
954.
by nurettin 2y ago
I tested it, communicating with a process through shared memory vs communicating with a thread via queue has an overhead. Like 1m eps vs 10m eps. It might be due to implementation.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I have no idea how they think IPC is as quick as in-process. I do it pretty quickly with memory mapping (shared memory between data providers and consumers), but it has at least an order of magnitude overhead compared to a concurrent queue
956.
by nurettin 2y ago
ccache made C++ usable for me.
957.
by nurettin 2y ago
The problem with these JIT/kernel implementations is that there is an extra step of copying data over to the function. Some implementations like numba work around that by exposing raw pointers to python for numeric arrays, but I don&#x
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by nurettin 2y ago
To me, redoing things that are not orthogonal implies that the older version is being fixed. Being fixed implies that it was incorrect. And to clarify, sure, auto types and constexpr are entirely new things we didn't have (auto changed
959.
by nurettin 2y ago
I thought the whole point of ranges is to solve problems created by iterators, move semantics to take care of scenarios where nrvo doesn't apply, constexpr and auto because we were hacking around it with macros (if you can even call it
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by nurettin 2y ago
What if I vpn to a network in the US, then control a host in Finland through Hetzner? Is that still considered "Download deepseek in the US"?

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