oparin10

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   by oparin10 1y ago

   Apparently, it's not even close. According to https://hn.algolia.com/ : - "show hn" "nft" – 151 results - "show hn" "blockchain" – 479 results - "show hn" "crypto&q
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   by oparin10 1y ago

   That tracks. Intel's updated AVX10 whitepaper[1] from a few months back seems to confirm this. It explicitly states 512-bit AVX will be standard for both P and E cores, moving away from 256-bit only configs. This strongly implies AVX-5
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   by oparin10 1y ago

   If all you need is a good starting point, why not just use a framework or library? Popular libraries/frameworks that have been around for years and have hundreds of real engineers contributing, documenting issues, and fixing bugs are p
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   by oparin10 1y ago

   Yes, I agree, that's likely a big factor. I've had a better LLM design experience using widely adopted tech like TypeScript/React. I do wonder if the gap will keep widening though. If newer tools/tech don’t have enough t
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   by oparin10 1y ago

   I've had the opposite experience. Despite trying various prompts and models, I'm still searching for that mythical 10x productivity boost others claim. I use it mostly for Golang and Rust, I work building cloud infrastructure auto
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   by oparin10 2y ago

   If you're willing to go the meta programming route, Rust is pretty flexible too. You can literally run python inline using macros.[1] In my experience as someone that has been using Rust for a few years (and enjoys writing Rust) the bi