ozgrakkurt

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by ozgrakkurt 5d ago
It is funny how regular people are trapped into legalism while companies are seeing things as a two sided fight. You can’t demand anything with this mentality. “The current situation is messing up the economy for a very large portion of us”
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by ozgrakkurt 5d ago
> I think the most important thing that people should realise from reading this is that none of the things we have in our monetary systems were dreamed up for no reason To be fair, cannibals don’t eat people for no reason either.
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by ozgrakkurt 5d ago
It is also meaningless, there is no time frame specified. I don’t think limiting immigration like this is a good thing. But this also doesn’t mean that it isn’t hurting local people. Big tech would have been super heavily invested in educat
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by ozgrakkurt 5d ago
> immediate security risks of agent swarms. Immediate since 2024
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by ozgrakkurt 6d ago
It is pretty tough to figure out how to structure it and I’m not 100% on it. But, you can use hashmaps fine. Just need to think about it and structure the program well for it. It becomes clear once you do it a couple of times
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by ozgrakkurt 7d ago
I meant to suggest using arena allocation for everything and not even using a malloc style allocator. Just getting memory via memmap at program start and then using arenas for everything after that. It makes it much easier to avoid lifetime
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by ozgrakkurt 7d ago
Would recommend learning how to use arena allocation. You would have patterns like: fn run_query(alloc) { arena = init_arena(alloc); defer arena.deinit(); }
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by ozgrakkurt 8d ago
But the compilers have to optimize the crap code in big tech codebases by 0.5%, it saves a lot of money. Also performance doesn't matter that much and developer time is more important btw, keep using react.
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by ozgrakkurt 8d ago
Isn't public transport good enough?
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by ozgrakkurt 9d ago
There being terms and relations doesn't mean that they relate in the way that is supposed here. "writing" isn't a technology in a video game that you research and improves the knowledge preservation instantly. It has a l
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by ozgrakkurt 10d ago
> like the writing did for memory and the printing press for knowledge distribution This blob of text seems to mean nothing
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by ozgrakkurt 11d ago
If you have members of your country that think the country is in the wrong and you tell them “then leave the country”… it should be pretty obvious.
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by ozgrakkurt 11d ago
That is funny. I am Turkish and my government charges me about 30 usd every time I leave the country
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by ozgrakkurt 11d ago
Wasn’t this already the trend before LLMs? I remember getting primarily tech lead or other high-senior position listings when doing job searches since at least a couple years
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by ozgrakkurt 12d ago
It would have to be a fight to the death against trlion dollar companies, It can’t just be “don’t buy it”. What you are suggesting means companies like google meta etc. Get wiped out. There is no way they would go naturally.
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by ozgrakkurt 12d ago
Sure, people working on german army in ww2 were also probably just some guy getting 10k/year salary or something like that. Person doesn’t matter if they are in uniform. I had a situation like this against airlines recently where I am
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by ozgrakkurt 13d ago
Like a grade school student claiming they peed for 10 minutes straight yesterday
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by ozgrakkurt 13d ago
- "LLMs might kills us all" - "Terrorists are hacking claude API to configure drones" - "LLM swarm might take over the internet" - "LLMs will take everyone's jobs"
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by ozgrakkurt 14d ago
> I think there should be a law that any info is fully public after like 20 years unless releasing it would put a specific person or named group in danger They don't even release files about human trafficking rings (epstein). Pretty
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by ozgrakkurt 18d ago
> Not because they're much better they actually are much better if you have a limited budget
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by ozgrakkurt 21d ago
It is perplexing how similar it looks when a stupid person who is elected by a stupid base is directing a country. The difference between people doing corruption before and Trump is that the other people had a "legit" lifestyle an
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
Just make it a concrete option then. What is the point of being sneaky about it?
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
Organization is too abstract here. It also depends on how you model the problem. You can easily say the hardest part is hiring people if you are the boss. Since the people you hire can do everything else that needs to be done. Managing and
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
> Encoding your ideas into a programming language is easy. This is still difficult. Sometimes the programming language or the programming methods you want to use effect how you desing the system on an abstract level.
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
IMO it goes both ways. Each side can look into how they see the other side to understand the psychology of the other side. Also I write good code and managers are thrash.
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
People are very willing to use new things when something they are using can't do what they want to do. Dogma is more effective than reliability concerns in my experience. It just happens that the dogma prefers Postgres in this case. It
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
Some random thoughts that I think are prevalent in a startup context: - basics are easy - everyone can do basics - need to do the things that will bring in the next 1000 users. - everyone already does the basics
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. How would you emulate this kind of operation on avx2?
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
It is pretty surprising if you see this as “pretty much everyone has figured out the way to success on any field”. Our way of seeing life is really bizzare
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by ozgrakkurt 2mo ago
This is super cool, didn't see this before. Not 100% sure how much this applies but maybe I'm wrong

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