nylonstrung

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by nylonstrung 2mo ago
Yeah Grammar of Graphics semantics are already very ideal for both humans and agents alike. Ggsql is a recent project that implements it as SQL user defined functions which is even more agent friendly I dont see what this brings to the tabl
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Datafusion is undoubtedly one of the best open source projects of all time, it's so incredibly powerful and well designed. The extensibility is insane, you can create your own query language that compiles to logical plans.
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Can you add Helix golf support?
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Economic inequality is higher than it's ever been in the US. The reforms you're talking about largely happened in the single term of LBJ, I don't think it can be extrapolated to the "US government"
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
https://www.roc-lang.org/ is worth checking out if you are interested in a modern Elm-inspired lang
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
I think this has less to do with design flaws of SQL and more to do with normie users historically not touching databases and query engines directly
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
And interestingly using Excel resembles pure functional programming in a lot of ways
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
No all of these examples have historically been single contributor
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Why is this flagged? It doesn't seem to violate guidelines
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
I counted all 27 stories on Futurism's frontpage and every single one was "AI bad" "Elon bad" except for 1. a story about Trump's diarrhea 2. a story about lettuce at Whole Foods Pretty much Buzzfeed level doom
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
I do think the author is right that the Codeberg post was wrong to assert that "community" is a measure of the legitimacy of a FOSS project A massive amount of technology runs on essentially single-contributor projects with pretty
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
> To us, it seems ridiculous to see projects with a single developer and virtually no users consuming as much or even more resources than some of the largest community projects on Codeberg, which operate frugal with CI/CD and storag
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
The one feature in Jonathan Blow's Jai language I really envy is a a single keyword to switch AoS to SoA and visa-versa at comptime
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Array of Structs and Struct of Arrays
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
The @[grind] tactic has to be the single most important addition to Lean in terms of it's growing popularity
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
There's going to be a golden age of GPGPU compute in the next few years once A100/H100 are fully obsolete for running frontier models efficiently and the price plummets It will be perfect for stuff like GPU-accelerated query engin
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
If distillation truly is the cheat code they act like it is, then all the US and EU AI labs have no excuse for not having Fable-level models already
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Who do you think is paying $100K+ for "Enterprise" access to Anna's Archive?
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
So many of the breakthroughs and architecture that make LLMs powerful in general today came from China, especially ones related to sparsity and MoE that have made inference and training substantially cheaper. Let's not forget how much
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised at all if US labs are also distilling Chinese models, except we'd never know since they can simply self-host them
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
If he found fucked up stuff regarding crimes way worse than his on university networks don't you think he could have gotten out of the sentencing entirely by cooperating against them Epstein was relatively restrained even in his person
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
> America actually produces less CSAM in general because Americans are lot more off put by Sex than most other cultures The US has the largest pornography industry in the world by a massive margin, and the largest consumption of online p
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
I imagine whatever wins will probably resemble demoscene stuff or .kkrieger in that it's impressively optimized and modern looking despite the size
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Ironically what doesn't stand the test of time are Civ 2: Test of Time and the Civ 7 Test of Time update
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
2 of the most promising Rust ones https://github.com/1jehuang/jcode https://github.com/gi-dellav/zerostack
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Have you tried Pi though? I was a big Opencode user but once I started using Pi I never looked back
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
The bigger point is that the codebase is hopelessly bloated by vibe coded features at this point, mirroring the same problems with Claude Code. And stability, performance, memory use have all gotten terrible. I liked Opencode a lot previous
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
The CCP encourages open source contributions from companies, you can see this in how much Alibaba open sources across their entire stack Chinese tech leans much more heavily towards build vs. buy than the SaaS dominated West (where programm
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
You're probably thinking of Lore by Epic Games which was announced recently and seems to be well-received so far and natively supported by Unreal Engine
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by nylonstrung 3mo ago
Cosmic is really solid, I ended up switching to Niri/DMS and prefer it for a number of reasons but this is probably one of the best DEs nonetheless and the only that does a good job with both tiling and stacking WM

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