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by ramon156 5mo ago
I feel like there's very little blogs that actually follow up on their experiment. It's just dopamine city.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
use "stage_fixed" to automatically persist the formatting :)
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Clone is not "butchering idiomatic Rust", we gotta stop this nonsense
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Is Q/C Technologies (or at least LightSolver) not in this supply chain?
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by ramon156 5mo ago
OTOOOH its very naive to think that "quitting social media" is the solution. The earth is rotting from us leeching from it, there is no future for these juniors, and we're on the verge of more war and destruction, fascism, et
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Why are half the comments in that thread AI generated? What value do they think they bring?
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I like this idea. To be blunt, would this have more features than hooking up Claude/Gemini/Codex and saying "If - at any point - you're unsure, step back and let a human review"
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Ask HN: State of Photonic (AI) Computing
5 points by ramon156 5mo ago|1 comments
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Imagine if we start designing GPUs around this technology as opposed to vectors. Imagine what voxel engines would look like. Would love a simulated experience or a small scale that theorizes about this.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
> Google released the Gemma 4 series of models, which are the most capable open weight models I’ve seen from a US company. Implying another country has a better model? I'm being pokey here because I'm very curious! I know Gemma
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by ramon156 5mo ago
See, this is an article that uses dashes correctly. It adds value, creates a bit of buildup
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by ramon156 5mo ago
This isn't a black-and-white tactic. If you do this with people who know their stuff, they will just take it as you undermining them.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
It's quite weird. When I type in "Chair grow" I get nada, but "Chairs grow" provides a bunch of results. You'd think Chair and Chairs would be very close together in a search engine.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Kudos for the title
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Imo there's a priority you should have for the generation below you. Just like how you clean up for your next week's self, you clean up for the next generation. Make sure you don't leave the world on fire before you dip. Two
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by ramon156 5mo ago
The only thing that is tied to MacOS is launchd, seems like that's useful info to add to the docs. I don't know if you can just do a run from the CLI. Supporting Systemd should be easy. Not sure what windows uses.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
There is a lot of good cinema out there, it's just not at your fingertips. I too have become too lazy to look further than my nose's length.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
The first thing I noticed in the repo is a next config, which I couldn't fathom. I then realized this is the "marketing website" for the project. Deploying a neo-vibey website for a calculator is a wild choice. On top of that
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I feel bad about most of my comments since this is the thing I say too. If you can't be bothered to write shit, why would I read your shit?
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I'm a pretty reckless programmer, but I would never do it on a project this big... 1m LOC cannot be reviewed in <1 week. Why not put it behind a feature flag, since you're keeping the code anyway (only -4k LOC). This does not s
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by ramon156 5mo ago
Is there a reason why making a spring app and learning hands-on is not feasible? I know I sometimes get demotivated mid-way, but that also tells me it might not be worth the investment
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by ramon156 5mo ago
"No borrow checker" id not a reason to switch to Zig, unless you have a reason that borrow checker is limiting you from developing, hence the "I don't like this attitude". Just give the reason, not the "solutio
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by ramon156 5mo ago
the argument here is that you cannot live without it. Everyone needs to have access to it
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by ramon156 5mo ago
There was one course I did gor mongoose, muber I think it's called. I really liked it as a student because it's all very bite-sized and you could stop/start whenever. They do recaps at the beginning. Compare that to a 6 hr vi
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by ramon156 5mo ago
-5 now! Made it -4 for you Although negative profiles have always been a thing. You cannot easily downvote submissions, in fact I'm not even sure if you can.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
It's generic, but I wouldn't say there are any obvious LLM patterns. Unless I'm missing something?
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I would like to spend my time more on gaining a mental model of the projects I work on, but I get very demotivated if I start disliking things like the programming language, certain arch. Choices or anything that gets too complex that doesn
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I would like a slider similar to my Thinkpad
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by ramon156 5mo ago
It's worth a shot, as long as this content is hand-curated, which seems impossible.
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by ramon156 5mo ago
I strongly resonate with the "i don't remember how or why I ended up here". I remember my first handheld with a dopamine rush being a Nintendo DS. I clearly remember when I started bringing it to bed with me (I think I was 7,

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