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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
No middle east expert but wouldn't you call Turkey a competitor?
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
I don't know much about language internals or allocation but am learning. why this could be significantly faster than a bump/arena allocator? And is the speed up over malloc/free due to large block allocation as opposed to in
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Are they doing that now? I was looking at going through as an Army chaplain back in 2018 and I'm not sure if I'd heard about that. But I was just over the age cut off to go back in.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Signal Corps shout out. Been out a long while though.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
That's when I'll be launching my Eggs as a Service startup.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Wow. That's a great comment. Been on a similar path myself lately. Thanks for posting.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Ha! You're totally right.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Funny, I was about to say the same about wine.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Seems like many are dreading our near future. Not I, I can't wait to see how this all plays out...
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
oh I think we're heading back that way slowly...
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Did you find using Zig's compiler better than using LLVM sans emscripten? Tinygo is also on my list to try for Wasm.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Is connected callback still needed over a constructor? I read somewhere it's not needed but couldn't say where that was
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
I had two Claude instances negotiate a fictional deal over startup equity. I wasn't expecting much but they knocked it out of the park, introducing new deal points along the way as part of a counter offer, etc. and successfully came to
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
I've heard this mentioned a couple times but what would this look like functionality wise? A single "files" table with columns? Different tables for different categories of files? FTS? Something else?
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Has anyone honestly had good experiences vibe coding? I mean like building any kind of application above and beyond a simple shell-like script? Honest question here. I'd be curious too what scenarios in general folks find LLMs useful r
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
> safety rails end up blocking a lot of stuff curious if you had any examples. i'm fairly meh on llm coding myself but have a pet theory on safety rails. i've certainly hit plenty myself but not with coding with llm's.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
OMG that's awesome. I've been meaning to goof around with TUI CSS [1] but this looks amazing. Props to the author. Maybe it's because I cut my teeth on 80s Turbo Pascal but there's something about the TUI that I feel hit
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
You've just convinced me to spend some more time with Erlang! I've dabbled a bit and, at least on the surface, prefer erlang syntax over elixir.
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Love the idea as well! Would I be wrong in thinking that, at a high-level, fbp is like erlang processes where message flow is one way?
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by runlaszlorun 1y ago
Apologies for my ignorance but what's an "architecture astronaut"?
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
As far as being doomed, you could easily be right. But couldn't the same case be made that HN would just be as bad as any other forum or comment section and therefore not worth doing?
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
> r/LinkedInLunatics Ha, hadn't heard of it. I'll have to take a peak for sure...
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
I'll have to wait til later but I think this is a great idea and needs to be done. I think it's somewhat of an embarrassment to us all that LinkedIn is the current de facto place for our professional presence.
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
That one’s a classic. Funny to think that the original Mac was barely out when it was published.
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
whew… I was worried I was going to be the only one to hammer the article. Fluff pieces like this are the reason I stopped reading business advice books or articles altogether.
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
For those who might not have noticed, the author is John Ousterhout- best known for TCL/Tk as well as the Raft consensus protocol among others.
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
I’m no expert, but isn’t it a normal distribution by definition?
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
I’m curious what you guys used for generating text. Canvas 2D to a texture? And congrats. I’ve dabbled a little in trying to use WebGL in places where DOM would the typical choice, and quickly ran away. :)
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
> We really don't want open war between the Western powers and Russia. True. But unfortunately Putin loves playing on that fact to keep us frozen and hesistant to send aid. Ukraine’s recent advance into Kursk shows you how little hi
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by runlaszlorun 2y ago
> Simpler designs can be made than JavaScript with HTML DOM. I'd agree here for sure. I suppose I was thinking that if JSON (or any other basic format) was specified in and out from companies, etc; a client-side browser replacement

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