rafaelmn

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by rafaelmn 3y ago
> code that can't be read won't run for long There's plenty of ossified code people are scared to touch because they don't understand it, but stake their business on it :)
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
You have to have something worth running first.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
But you will care if that "python" breaks - you get to drop down to C/C++ and debugging native code. Likewise for adding features or understanding the implementation. Not to mention having to deal with native build tooling an
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
That's the part that makes current LLMs fundamentally flawed as AGI agents - unless you incorporate experience based knowledge validation/learning - the book knowledge you have is useless. Most of published research out there isn&
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
few months ago I tried to wrap up a MAUI PoC app from a more junior coworker, who failed to deliver anything working after weeks of trying. Then I spent two weeks on trivial shit and stuff you expect to work by default (pull to refresh, vid
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Is software architect a common title in game dev ? It's been a decade since I've looked at the field but it kind of antithetical to the industry as I remember it.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
What makes you think they will drop ?
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Because it can be easy to test the result even if you don't know how to come up with a solution ? If I asked you to build a light switch I don't need to know anything about EE to see that the light turns on/off when I flip th
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
I mean who cares about hypothetical benchmarks - when I try to apply these tools they fail more often than not. The only tool I can say I'm reliably using is Copilot context aware completions work very nicely and it's easy to get
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
TBH this sounds like a great candidate for rewrite - likely millions of hours of runtime/hour. Prettier is written on a platform with a history of such rewrites getting 10x perf increases. The only alternative that comes to mind is Go
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
It kind of is because .NET CLI includes more stuff to facilitate the interop (eg. operator overloading, reified generics, value types). It limits your choices when implementing languages on top but it then makes it usable from different lan
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
This is a result of their focus on better serverless support. Having done that recently these are really welcome improvements along with AOT stuff for EF.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Nothing you said is unique to colour. Touch is a sensory interpretation as well - your interpretation of sandpaper is not the same as mine. There is no "red" other than what we've agreed on to be red - so there's no way
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
You know what things are what color so you'd notice instantly ?
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
No, this only works for a few languages supported as plugins. Most of JetBrains IDEs are separate even if built on a same core. I have all products license and still can't use a single app to access all languages.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Because stating your pay range like that makes you sound like a scammer ?
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Wasnt blender funded by government grants (although very small IIRC) and Epic ?
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Article calls out FAANG completely missing one of the largest OSS players - Microsoft. OSS always made sense in the commoditize your infrastructure/complements scenarios - everything else is going to be unreliable. Donations - unreliab
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Thing is I use integrated keyboard/trackpad maybe a few times a week in conference rooms, same for battery - 5 hours is plenty for presentations and meetings. I want a portable workstation that I can occasionally use as a laptop, so bu
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
I use my laptop as a portable workstation so I rarely use built in keyboard, touchpad, battery, etc. From what I see AMD 7840 CPUs deliver similar performance to M2. I think I'll get an Framework 16 or 13 with AMD in a few months, will
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Intel straggler here ! When M1 hit I was certain I would get a M Apple in a year or two when they iron out the transition. It was just leaps and bounds ahead of others and the pricing was great. Now I think AMD and Intel caught up enough, A
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Yeah it's already headed in that direction with realestate pricing. The only upside is that in Croatia you can pay <25% tax if you work as a contractor (up to 1M€ income per year) and there's a decent level of private healthcar
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Same thing as Croatia (realeatate investment is viewed as only safe investment and basically people's retirement savings). Economic situation (and mentality) is very similar - Portugals problem seems to be more extreme though since it&
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Shift burden from income tax -> property tax. My country (Croatia) has a similar issue and the finance minister even said he thinks this is the correct move but there's no "political will" to do this.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
Let's not pretend copyright and intellectual property is somehow grounded in reality or logic. IP laws will have to get updated for generative AI - what that looks like will be determined by interest groups in play and legislators.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
We're still burning coal and gas for power - burning thrash is win/win in that regard. Problem with incinerators is nobody wants one in their backyard, despite safety claims.
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
If you think internet infrastructure is centralized, boy are you going to be depressed about AI powered services. Those are much more volatile (compute heavy and not enough compute to meet peaks), harder to setup/maintain and benefit g
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
> How/Why would the "People older than you" number be increasing? Resurrection ?
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
I use diagrams for two distinct use cases : - planning/outlining a solution - documenting/insight into the system I disagree that second can't be autogenerated - I've used class diagrams, database schema diagrams etc. to
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by rafaelmn 3y ago
It's literally in the first paragraph : >In the book, released last month, Kearney points out a rather obvious fact: Children raised by two parents have a much higher chance of success than those raised by one. Yet she goes even fur

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