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rienbdj
8mo ago
They know the truth. Current ai is a bit useful for some things. The rest is hype.
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rienbdj
8mo ago
Significant emissions are from ground transportation. Advocate for walkable neighbourhoods, bike infrastructure and public transit.
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rienbdj
8mo ago
Git had amazing value and GitHub made it easy to access that value.
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rienbdj
8mo ago
Plenty of Java in the training data too.
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8mo ago
If we’re going to have LLMs write the code, why not something more performant? Like pages and pages of Java maybe?
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8mo ago
Irrelevant to most ordinary people in the sense that few directly use it, but popular with the source of much of our discourse / culture. Think journalists, taste makers, meme creators etc.
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8mo ago
Elon fiddles with the algorithm to boost certain accounts. Some accounts are behind an auth wall and others are not. It’s open but not even.
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8mo ago
A few ways in which Python is not really functional: The scoping rules of Python are not lexical Lambdas in Python are not multiline Recursion is not a practical way to write code due to stack overflows Monkey patching
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8mo ago
Yes. I love using AI for the “where do I even start” type questions. The once I’ve had a discussion about various approaches I know what docs to actually look at and I can start thinking about implementation details. I don’t find AI very us
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8mo ago
From the outside looking in, this all feels like too little too late. Big tech has decided on Rust for future infrastructure projects. C++ will get QoL improvements… one day and the committees seem unable to keep everyone happy or disappoin
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rienbdj
8mo ago
Can anyone explain xmake in terms of Build Systems a la Carte?
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8mo ago
What’s wrong with xmake which is also Lua based?
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8mo ago
Coincidentally, this is why Duolingo doesn’t work. They need to make it easy/low friction to keep you engaged but if it’s not hard you won’t be learning much.
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8mo ago
In countries with a richer lower quartile (basically the Nordics) most people eat this way.
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What is the best way to train for a marathon?
(economist.com)
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What can we learn from this? The model is not a moat They need to own the point of interaction to drive company valuation. Users can more about tool switching costs that the particular model they use.
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9mo ago
Think of Prolog the language as just a serialization of a Prolog AST. The AST could be constructed in any programming language as a library. But what if we want to share and store these ASTs? We can serialize them to Prolog the language! Th
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10mo ago
Curious if this bloat is present in a Build Without Bytes scenario?
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10mo ago
What can used instead for a large multilanguage repo where we want to build every commit? Genuine question - also find Bazel frustrating at times.
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10mo ago
Any info on how this site was implemented?
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10mo ago
This is Rusts OCaml roots showing :)
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10mo ago
If GitHub actions break I now assume it’s them and not me. GitHub needs to work on stability ahead of AI features.
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10mo ago
Government fails -> “government can’t do anything” -> vote for smaller government -> government fails -> “government can’t…
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10mo ago
> No paperwork. No means tests. No government forms. Just a pile of hardwood that shows up because someone else’s house would be cold without it. Hate AI writing style
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10mo ago
I think valve want other companies to make the hardware in the long term. They are just trying to prove / jump start demand
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10mo ago
why are Apple (Foxconn) assembly workers paid so little?
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rienbdj
1y ago
Nice visual introduction to combinators.
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1y ago
How many values can a UUID v4 take? How many do you have to generate before a collision becomes a remote possibility?
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1y ago
I was hoping for a software solution. The content would be easily readable as a plain HTML page.
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1y ago
Reminds me of I’m Feeling Lucky -> bad result -> Google search is useless
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