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by piskov 8mo ago
The pattern matching and absence or real thinking is still strong. Tried to move some excel generation logic from epplus to closedxml library. ClosedXml has basically the same API so the conversion was successful. Not a one-shot but relativ
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by piskov 8mo ago
The pattern matching and absence or real thinking is still strong. Tried to move some excel generation logic from epplus to closedxml library. ClosedXml has basically the same API so the conversion was successful. Not a one-shot but relativ
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by piskov 8mo ago
> helping you understand what is happening If only there were things called comments, clean-code, and what have you
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by piskov 8mo ago
> And JS/TS have by far the best libraries and utilities for JSON and xml parsing and string manipulation this side of Perl .NET’s LINQ to XML is unrivaled. String manipulation can be contested given the introduction of Spans.
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by piskov 8mo ago
Can we please make as little js as possible? Why would one drag this god forsaken abomination on server-side is beyond me. Even effing C# nowdays can be run in script-like manner from a single file. — Even the latest Codex UI app is Electro
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by piskov 8mo ago
I just use a few incandescent lights in every room to fill the “blancs” of LEDs spectrum
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by piskov 9mo ago
No infrared spectrum https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-026-35389-6
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by piskov 9mo ago
Now tell me how you heat dissipate all this. Not that there is a lot of air or water in space. Not that you would want 500+ square meters just for cooling of 200KW And, mind you, it won’t be a simple copper radiator https://www.n
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by piskov 9mo ago
Because of that windows had thinking budget selectors for months before ios and macos (those got this only last week)
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by piskov 9mo ago
Radiation is a bitch. Especially at those nanometers and memory bandwidth. And cooling. There is no cold water or air in space.
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by piskov 9mo ago
My dude, ISS has 200 KW of peak power. NVIDIA H200 is 0.7 KW per chip. To have 100K of GPUs you need 500 ISSs. ISS cooling is 16KW dissipation. So like 16 H200. Now imagine you want to cool 100k instead of 16. And all this before we talk a
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by piskov 9mo ago
They presumably use codex to build this. LLMs output is non-deterministic. Harder to keep the same logic across. Would I love to see swiftui on macos, wpf/winui om windows, whatever qt hell it is on linux? Sure. But it is what it is. I
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by piskov 9mo ago
Modern c# has many low level knobs (still in a safe way; though it also supports unsafe) for zero allocation, hardware intrinsics, devirtualization of calls at runtime, etc.: simd (vector), memory spans, stackalloc, source generators (helps
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by piskov 9mo ago
C# is very fast (see multicore rating). Implementation based on simd (vector), memory spans, stackalloc, source generators and what have you — modern C# allows you go very low-level and very fast. Probably even faster under .net 10. Though
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by piskov 9mo ago
I don’t have a reddit account; I open it few times a month from search results
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by piskov 9mo ago
Yes you do. Private VPS for personal VPN in Netherlands (digital ocean), then Hungary (some small local DC) — both are blocked from day one. > You've been blocked by network security. To continue, log in to your Reddit account or us
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by piskov 9mo ago
But all the modern TUI are react/solid (claude code, opencode), this should in typescript (thank god it isn’t; why do people drag web everywhere is beyond me)
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by piskov 9mo ago
Why do you need auth to download public packages from nuget?
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by piskov 9mo ago
That’s why you need to write code to learn it. No-one has ever learned skill just by reading/observing
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by piskov 9mo ago
Shame no c# in that list
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by piskov 9mo ago
I don't get it. Even in ChatGPT I always use Pro model with maxed-out thinking budget (selectors available only on web and windows). Let them cook as much as they can.
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by piskov 9mo ago
Search for twitter drama where Anthropic engineer says basically the following [1] and gets shamed by what AAA game developers are able to render at the same time. tldr; the ui you see in the terminal is react-based in claude code. As for o
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by piskov 9mo ago
Let me remind you the gist of the parent comment: > So that’s how in an event of war US adversaries will be relieved of their devices
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by piskov 9mo ago
> It's not even new, it was still there on p2k motorollas 25 years ago. I’m sure CIA was not founded after covid :-)
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by piskov 9mo ago
So that’s how in an event of war US adversaries will be relieved of their devices > The anti-rollback mechanism uses Qfprom (Qualcomm Fuse Programmable Read-Only Memory), a region on Qualcomm processors containing one-time programmable e
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by piskov 9mo ago
Thank god it’s not another React, Solid, Typescript, what have you, web abomination inside the terminal (claude code, opencode, I’m looking at you). Bravo!
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by piskov 9mo ago
> Reel does exactly what I wanted Loom to do: I can record my camera, I can move it around, and I get to trim the video after it’s done (I don’t remember being able to do that with Loom). But that’s not what Loom is about. It’s about str
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by piskov 9mo ago
Broken in Safari on iphone. For example: - table background moves left when table is scrolled horizontally - actions in table and dropdown do nothing on tap - text on buttons is selectable (really?)
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by piskov 9mo ago
> only do 60 hz Just so you know 120 hz 10 bit without display stream compression for this will require almost 128 Gbps per second Doesn’t exist yet
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by piskov 9mo ago
How come accuracy has only 50% weight? “You’re absolutely right! Nice catch how I absolutely fooled you”

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