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91.
by rurban 3mo ago
If you manage to click through all >200 partners to say no, the TV startup will be significantly faster. Like 10x faster. Cutting them off the wire and view through another dongle is easier though
92.
by rurban 3mo ago
You've seen Australia. Every kid who wanted had access to forbidden social media. The control bit is the dangerous one, sure.
93.
by rurban 3mo ago
We are publishing patents though.
94.
by rurban 3mo ago
Already happened. My AI coded C compiler already bypassed gcc in less failures, compiles 10x faster, and with their new policy they'll fall far behind.
95.
by rurban 3mo ago
Good to hear. Most likely one of those monthly hickups, destroying main. Needed lots of reverts, and manual fixing. If in a branch I wouldn't care that much.
96.
by rurban 3mo ago
Deepseek is also struggling with simple tasks for the last two days. Claude is perfect, with the additional credits.
97.
by rurban 3mo ago
You'll get better code if you do
98.
by rurban 3mo ago
So give it for free to the open weight models, and charge the closed weight models. Easy
99.
by rurban 3mo ago
No, we still need CLAUDE.md to override bad system prompt goals. The system prompt goes for the simple fast solution, no error handling, no hardening, no abstractions, but overly verbose comments. Vast amount of people need to override this
100.
by rurban 3mo ago
Europe is missing!
101.
by rurban 3mo ago
I love golfing in England and Scotland! But in Germany it's hopeless, it's treated like exclusive tennis courts. Australia has nice golfing experiences also. But in the USA I never found affordable golfing.
102.
by rurban 3mo ago
Nonsense. Provide/create proper tests for all features, and let the LLM test and fix everything. In case of ccc (claudes C compiler) they just did not use any tests, though they are many existing C testsuite. They just stopped, when it
103.
by rurban 3mo ago
We do have formally verifying C and C++ compilers already. cbmc and esbmc.
104.
by rurban 3mo ago
But it still defers compile-time errors to run-time. Not safe enough for me. I rarely have 100% coverage
105.
by rurban 3mo ago
I'm using Ubuntu and Fedora daily. Ubuntu is the one causing trouble all the time, Fedora rarely. That's why companies choose the worse system, Ubuntu. Worse is certainly not better
106.
by rurban 3mo ago
Coding is solved, but the next step is getting rid of the PM's causing all the trouble.
107.
by rurban 3mo ago
US billionaires who moved to China would simply get executed over their crimes (like tax evasion). Will not happen.
108.
by rurban 3mo ago
Or even better an actually safe language.
109.
by rurban 3mo ago
Deepseek V4 and Kimi 3 still missing, at least GLM is there.
110.
by rurban 3mo ago
There is no need to learn SIMD. Just use proper vector_size attributes. Even without the fragile auto-vectorizer, the compiler uses SIMD then. Even with -O0
111.
by rurban 3mo ago
Why is then so slow?
112.
by rurban 3mo ago
The gcc torture test suite has for most vect/ tests ast checks to see such regressions. LLVM missed it.
113.
by rurban 3mo ago
Because when someone is more clever than you, he will kill you? Absurd. He might be the only one who cannot stand people or systems more clever than him.
114.
by rurban 3mo ago
It proves that it was certainly not a sama PR stunt, as many cynics are alleging.
115.
by rurban 3mo ago
Nonsense. Hugging face reported it to police. Also very likely that it actually happened as reported. My own agents always trying to "cheat", eg. by fixing tests instead of fixing the code. That's normal operation, unless you
116.
by rurban 3mo ago
Nonsense. Huggingface reported it to police!
117.
by rurban 3mo ago
Good? First it doesn't help the kids all as seen in Australia. Circumvented by those who want. And unpunishable. But most importantly it breaks the anonymous net. State actors can now trivially identify everybody, companies will follow
118.
by rurban 3mo ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/plentyn from plant (singular)! Now that's also interesting!
119.
by rurban 3mo ago
Currently the very best
120.
by rurban 3mo ago
It's about language *linkages*, not about extern "C" vs C++ linkage. It's about stdcall, cdecl, fastcall, vectorcall, watcall, and other calling conventions, which should be in the type. And they are.

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