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by nurettin 7mo ago
I still research efficient algorithms. You can describe these to LLMs and they do it without any prior art. They just took away the stomach churners. In fact, we probably started a communist revolution in software with anthropic/openai
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by nurettin 7mo ago
I am not thrilled to use java, but it really does what it says on the tin. A customer copied the jar file I sent them to their as400 and it just worked. There is nothing quite like it.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
Why not do fads in moderation? I've always done this. Don't convert it all to xhtml, just start closing your <tags> Don't go full UML code generation mode, just use it to illustrate core business logic. Don't buy a
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by nurettin 7mo ago
A token gesture. I see what you did there.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
That is not the case at all, considering that he himself started using and tweeting about llms for coding fairly recently. He's probably less experienced in that area than most people who started using claude cli last year. He is a res
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by nurettin 7mo ago
It feels like the richer a company is, the dumber their software and more expensive their upkeep gets. Something you could do with optuna in C++ on a single server now requires clusters of GPUs with LLMs at the helm.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
What terrible deeds have you done to outburst so harshly?
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by nurettin 7mo ago
claude> "We want to add a title section that shows what page we are currently on, use cook to manage the development process" * coolers whirring, gpus on fire, tokens flying, investors happy, developer goes for 6th break of the
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by nurettin 7mo ago
It can be about any resource. You get it when two concurrent functions access the resource without a queue, atomic operation or wait, and one of them modifies it.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
> caveman from 200K years ago would have been just as intelligent as any of us here today, despite not having language There is evidence to the contrary. Not having language puts your mental faculties in a significant disadvantage. Speci
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by nurettin 7mo ago
Of course I specifically avoided invoking that language's name within the context of kernel programming in fear of summoning a Linus. And he's so right. I didn't think like that back then, but new/delete (which have to b
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by nurettin 7mo ago
> stopped writing code in C decades ago. And what were they supposed to use in 2006? Free Pascal? Ada?
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by nurettin 7mo ago
> being worried he might eat them, so you put the dog in a crate, together with the documents. Maybe you don't want the dog to shit all over the place after eating said documents, so you put it in a crate.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
The biggest (and worst planned) change was module names. Your imports didn't work, forcing hacks like if sys.version_info.major == 2: import old else: import new Or worse, people used try/except in the
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by nurettin 7mo ago
> moral degradation is off the charts Nah, I still see it on the logarithmic scale.
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Operation Hormuz (1989)(lemon64.com)
1 points by nurettin 7mo ago|1 comments
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by nurettin 7mo ago
Sure, an example would be nice.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
In this case, a heuristic like "less parameters, less operators and less function calls" covers all the cases.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
> Let the child use a separate debit card? I remember that cartoon. Was it Richie Rich?
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by nurettin 7mo ago
Trading wouldn't work due to online game deflation. They have to set you up in order to retain you. When you open a new account, or are a "returning player" you get a bunch of free/easy to get stuff that took someone els
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by nurettin 7mo ago
Differ all you want. No child will bankrupt a family at a trading card game store. These are physical goods paid in bulk with provisioning and there are laws for returning them. Another point of contention is the randomness of packs. The wa
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by nurettin 7mo ago
It is called swatting.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
And Biff is president!
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by nurettin 7mo ago
It used to take at least a day of work. In a post-2025/11 world, it is under an hour. Maybe even 15 minutes if you've landed on a high quality LLM session.
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by nurettin 7mo ago
I will leave the comment up for people to vent at. Perhaps their day will get just a little better.
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Claude Login Outage(old.reddit.com)
3 points by nurettin 7mo ago|2 comments
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by nurettin 7mo ago
They are probably paying for expensive subscriptions and want to utilize them. Unfortunately we aren't past the slop stage so a lot of the business logic probably has bugs and unused defensive code that snowballs the more features AI a
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by nurettin 8mo ago
> But vscode can edit multiple files at the same time borland turbo pascal and turbo c could also open multiple files at the same time.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
So the play now is: Rapid fire social AI projects with the postfix "book", one of them gains traction, facebook buys it, repeat.
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by nurettin 8mo ago
Who knows? Perhaps attention really is all you need. Maybe our context window is really large. Or our compression is really effective. Perhaps adding external factors might be able to indirectly teach the models to act more in line with soc

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