ozgrakkurt

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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
I have similar feelings but also think this is mostly an effect of more people participating. The people that create slop garbage profiles or cookie-cutter profiles didn't have very quirky profiles before. The probably didn't even
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
It is amazing how this is attributed to "zuck", like he actually knows these things.
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
I think he messed that part up and it comes off as passive aggressive but he is probably scared of the “outrage” from the angels of the internet about how rude he was to Jarred
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
He is understandably annoyed. It feels like you are making it a problem for people to have emotions and give signs that they have those emotions. He didn’t even write anything direct and it is on his personal blog
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
4% of 100k is 4k. 4k lines of unsafe rust is more likely to be unmanageable compared to 4k lines of zig or c dependency on a 100k line rust codebase. Not sure if they have 100k or a million lines of code
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
It is highly debatable if a 200k cost engineer that is suitable for the job wouldn’t bring in more value. Also it is debatable they got any value at all from this. Anyone who wrote unsafe rust and also wrote zig would know that unsafe rust
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Old codebase, you always add code and never remove it. So it is expected to be like this. Deleting code is difficult and almost never makes sense afaik
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
Killing people in any context is barbaric because it is not possible to bring someone back from the dead. I’m not a law expert but it seems pretty basic that there shouldn’t be irreversible punishment. Also there should be equity which mean
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
I don’t think unreal engine games play and look as well as custom engine games. Like doom or cyberpunk. If you open cyberpunk without rtx etc. It really really looks good and also plays very well. Also there is obviously a massive gap betwe
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
This “don’t need to learn code” vibe will bring a big quality and good pay wave programming. It was getting more obnoxious because of more and more mba guys getting into programming because there is money in it. Hopefully this will act as a
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
This is more of a learning question. I recommend reading why law exists in the first place
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> from the data I've seen, Where is the data? There is no data but a lot of vibes, from the data I have seen
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> if orms didn't force you to explicitly define your domain models about 60% of developers would simply never do it This was never the experience I had. If anything, people tend to plan too much.
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
But is trusting the CEO worse than trusting newspapers? Argument of Casey was that it is not.
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
A nice filter is checking for the `.ai` in the end. It is very likely slop if you see that. Slop meaning low-effort/clickbait/shallow/useless/scam etc.
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
Expiration of sun is also inevitable
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> Amazon now mandates senior engineers to sign off on AI-generated code This will never work because then you are expecting the more experienced people to be reviewing endless slop coming from less experienced people. They will either do
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> the only exception is starting a major war to meat grind all these young men otherwise they will revolt for sure Or they will start electing people like Trump/Mamdani to shake the system on both sides
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
It is a small amount of code so easy to integrate into an application. It is really reliable except write performance in my experience. Author of it writes very spicy stuff and sounds pretty rude. I would recommend doing a prototype with re
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
This is a useless argument since there is no way to measure what case is this and what is not. You can say "Classic slippery slope fallacy." to whatever seems like that to you. This is an antipattern to scientific thinking as you
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> Not all, but even a single person buying the game at full price is better I'm not so sure this is the case. It would massively reduce their market share which is one of the biggest reasons ps5 is relevant imo.
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
The discrepancy is that they didn't have the same reaction before 2000 and 2008 so this seems like hindsight. Also seems suspiciosly similar to LLM maxxing guys saying things like "this is just like the internet, bro" Also li
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
I just checked 2007 and 1999 reports [1] a a bit and doesn't seem like they made such obvious warnings at those times. I don't know much about economy and I just did some ctrl + f skimming, but this new 2026 warning is obviously m
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
It is obvious that the blog is good quality if you have moderate knowledge on the subject and read the blog post.
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
I disagree with the AI part. Because hugepages is one of the things that can be guessed to improve performance when doing something with substantial amount of data. So anyone familiar with the space could have suggested something like that
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
Don’t worry they will sell all the hardware and data they acquired with their grift
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
Says the marketing guy
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> Take the address and deref afterwards, and it's exactly the same. It is significantly worse to take address and deref afterwards. You have to do something like: @as( const u32, @ptrCast(&x)). instead of just @bitCast(x) >
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
I am criticizing the part where they allowed [3]u8 to u24 bitCast in the first place. It doesn't make sense logically as u24 is likely not 24 bits in any targets let alone portably on every target. Interpreting u24 like it is actually
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by ozgrakkurt 4mo ago
> If you don't know what endianness is It is not feasible for someone to write endian portable code in a language like Zig without understanding what endianness is imo. Regardless of how they change @bitCast there will be other case

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