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seangrogg
1y ago
Play dumb games, win dumb prizes.
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seangrogg
1y ago
As a person that occasionally daytrips into Rust and Zig, I'd imagine some number of us are coming from higher level languages (JS/TS, Python, etc) as our daily drivers and interested in what performance we could get closer to the
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seangrogg
1y ago
Definitely makes sense that if they are a market leader for an extended period of time they would expect to trade sideways; my question is whether or not Tesla is expected to come out stronger as a growth company in the upcoming quarters (i
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seangrogg
1y ago
Valid. And I do think they'll continue to own the lion's share of total sales for a while. But is there any concern over their being down YOY for Q1 while other manufacturers are largely growing? Or is the expectation that it'
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seangrogg
1y ago
By what metric(s)? Not being disingenuous, purely curious.
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seangrogg
1y ago
That's how societies evolve. If you want your "normies" to perpetuate or even eclipse your "non-normies" you need to give said normies the tools to actually want to propagate that into the future.
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seangrogg
1y ago
Is it the wrong response? If they hate a job there's actual value in assessing whether they need it, especially if they could live life in a different environment they would enjoy with things made by their own hands.
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seangrogg
1y ago
I don't think that really counts as a "picture from space" in common parlance, but I guess maybe a picture from Euclidean space?
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seangrogg
1y ago
And nothing of value was lost.
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seangrogg
1y ago
How long should we wait after promotions before prompting to add logging back to the service?
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seangrogg
2y ago
Floating point math strikes again.
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seangrogg
2y ago
Unsure if the implication is that Rust is poorly suited for web development or what.
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seangrogg
2y ago
I came here just to see if anyone else shared this same experience. HN did not disappoint.
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seangrogg
2y ago
The HTML and <pre> tag is your browser's doing; most browsers are configured to make raw data files easier to digest (FireFox does similar prettification for raw JSON files, for example). The actual data being sent over the netwo
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seangrogg
2y ago
This cuts so much deeper than it has any right to.
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seangrogg
2y ago
You say greed but I would wager that most people in the thread are not financially independent. If someone can't retire from needing money in perpetuity, is it really greed to want to move that needle from "no" closer to &quo
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seangrogg
2y ago
DirectFile makes it such that anyone with a simple tax situation (some W-2s, some dependents, etc) can easily file their federal taxes online. Free. Straight to the IRS. My only gripe with DirectFile is that it doesn't yet cover more c
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seangrogg
2y ago
Indeed it is.
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seangrogg
2y ago
Oh, definitely, and that does resolve a large class of the problems that people have with H1-B visas! However, it's often a non-trivial choice to go that route so it excludes the majority of companies that still want access to talent.
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seangrogg
2y ago
So you do bring up a very common line of thinking (and, I think, a common one that isn't expressed often in such topics). Firstly, you seem to be conflating H1-B with obtaining a foreign contractor. That's an accounting burden, of
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seangrogg
2y ago
*rewritten in Rust
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seangrogg
2y ago
Of course they do. It doesn't matter if it's independent self-study, a bootcamp, or a formal degree. The goal is to iteratively build on your knowledge, grasp the fundamentals, develop intuitions, and put yourself in a place to co
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seangrogg
2y ago
I'm actively trying to learn how to do exactly this, though I'm just getting started with FPGAs now so probably a very long range goal.
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seangrogg
2y ago
Ah, so my side projects in a nutshell.
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seangrogg
2y ago
I'm not going to try and change your mind on Remake. I held similar opinions at one point in time and it took me reframing the game not as an attempt to reintroduce the original game, but rather as another spinoff in its franchise. I b
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2y ago
While I think this is a valid take for the term "platform" I do think that "Platform as a Service" implies that someone else is running the platform and I don't have to deal with the headache of managing it, I just
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seangrogg
2y ago
> The research was published in PNAS Between this and the images I realize that I can still be mentally 12 at times. By ditching the need for oxygen I wonder what these critters use for energy? I'd imagine their parasitism is relate
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2y ago
Valid! I think the disparity is that the article appears to be written for a fairly technical crowd but the expectations appear to come from what these particular models are marketing. Most that are fine-tuning LLMs or aware of LongRoPe for
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seangrogg
2y ago
This feels... a bit obvious to the point of being silly? It is fairly well-established that context windows are a general issue among LLMs due to SOTA context windows still being somewhere greater than linear. It's also fairly well-est
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3y ago
(For any who were curious: it does not for memory reasons)
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