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sakesun
6mo ago
Not just storage expense. Recently I work extensively for a very large financial institute. They provide me with Windows terminal to work on the project. I initially expected to myself to work on a very institutional security constrained en
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sakesun
6mo ago
Probably this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpRZ8BQiiMo
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sakesun
6mo ago
> Few engineers could reliably build the software locally I've just listened to Longhorn story on Monday and have heard the same thing.
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sakesun
6mo ago
Because of the runtimes (v8), I believe.
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sakesun
7mo ago
Wonder how would it looks like if we run MAUI over Avalania over Flutter Impeller over browser's WebGPU.
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sakesun
7mo ago
I heard a lot of similar stories in the past when I started using Python 20+ years ago. A number of people claimed their solutions got faster when develop in Python, mainly because Python make it easier to quickly pivot to experiment with v
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sakesun
7mo ago
I'm glad they explicitly mention File Explorer. As a person solely use Windows for decades, I've naturally developed a very deep allergical behavior of avoiding to touch File Explorer as much as I can for years. Hope they could he
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sakesun
7mo ago
The pioneer is now at Codex team.
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7mo ago
Pyright and ty are under the same roof now.
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sakesun
7mo ago
Becoming a retired builder is the ultimate bliss.
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7mo ago
Agree. I keep asking LLMs to tell me some jokes from time to time, but never once I've found it's funny. For me, when I find myself burst out laughing from LLMs joke, I'd know we've reached AGI.
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sakesun
7mo ago
Likewise, we should all use ISO 8601 date format.
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7mo ago
> it was clear that either the DoW or OAI (or both) were fudging. This is my first thought as well. It's too obvious. He should have consulted ChatGPT before the announcement.
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sakesun
8mo ago
You can compile F# to Python with Fable https://github.com/fable-compiler/Fable.Python
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sakesun
8mo ago
Love the colors
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sakesun
8mo ago
Oh. Thanks for telling this. I feel much better now. No more guilt.
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sakesun
8mo ago
From your description, GraphQL or SQL could be a good solution for AI context as well.
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8mo ago
They've run out of token quota.
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8mo ago
Easy or not, code is obviously a time-consuming part. Anything that can dramatically reduce the time surely have significant impact.
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8mo ago
You can't blame me. I no native English speaker. This is good for me :)
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8mo ago
Nice to see Firebird still being actively developed.
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8mo ago
If an AI can do this, it's definitely an AGI.
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sakesun
8mo ago
Very thoughtful and well written article.
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9mo ago
I think people stop arguing which is a better programming languages for a while, then, recently, they start to argue again on which is a better language for LLM.
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9mo ago
Clause web is very slow compare to others.
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9mo ago
Is it a cost disadvantage for being NVMe-backed ?
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9mo ago
As I remember, Workday was found when a founder is in his 60s.
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9mo ago
LLM should generate to terse and easy to read language for human to review. Beside Python, F# can be a perfect fit.
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9mo ago
Notice some design docs are added since the beginning of this year.
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9mo ago
Double-entry accounting was invented at the time we tracked things with paper and pencil.
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