seanw444

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by seanw444 6mo ago
I seriously don't see how version control and LLMs are comparable. A deterministic way to track code changes over time, versus an essentially non-deterministic statistical code generator that might get you what you want, and might do i
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by seanw444 6mo ago
I don't know anything about his son, but hopefully "don't screw up your father's legacy" is a core tenet for him. That news gives me slight hope.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Gabe better be immortal.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Yes.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Or they refuse to hear cases that they know will go the way they don't want.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
That's true. But it does seem like a logic result of having no real standard library. That lone fact has kept me away from Rust for real projects, because I don't want to pull in a bunch of defacto-standard-but-not-officially depe
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Can someone explain how we arrived at the pelican test? Was there some actual theory behind why it's difficult to produce? Or did someone just think it up, discover it was consistently difficult, and now we just all know it's a go
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by seanw444 6mo ago
It is baffling to me that a language that is as focused on safety/security as Rust decided to take the JavaScript approach to their ecosystem. I find it rather contradictory.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Unless you subscribe to moral objectivism.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
This really does feel like a mass hysteria event. Bizarre to have to live through it.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
That's... insane
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Exactly. People aren't taking SNDL seriously enough.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Same. I find LLMs are pretty good at helping me understand things I didn't know that I didn't know, that I really needed to know. Which has never been easy to get in a timely manner exclusively through more classic means of resear
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by seanw444 6mo ago
My favorite bags I've had are from Mystery Ranch, but they're from before the Yeti acquisition, and I haven't tried any since, so I don't know how quality has held up. I do know they've eliminated a ton of their cat
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by seanw444 6mo ago
I suggest we all boycott Mastercard until they rename to Maincard. I simply cannot bring myself to generate revenue for a company so bigoted they'd use such an egregious name.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
A win against the over-application of the interstate commerce clause that benefits everybody! Quick, how can we make this partisan?
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by seanw444 6mo ago
I agree, from the other side of the aisle. The Constitution is merely a well-guarded piece of toilet paper now. Culture matters way more than legal documents in preserving a nation, and our culture has waned too significantly. I believe we&
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by seanw444 6mo ago
You could put it into an LLM, since that's what we do for everything else nowadays.
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by seanw444 6mo ago
Or the mature and robust XMPP + OMEMO.
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by seanw444 7mo ago
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch?
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by seanw444 7mo ago
200k ought to be enough for anyone.
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. It is completely expected to lose aircraft in an operation of this scale, against an opponent with this level of sophistication. People put way too much stock in all of these modern stealth system
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Same here. Been using Linux personally for about a decade, professionally for half of that. I still ran a GPU passthrough Windows 11 VM for games up until a couple months ago. I am now switching to running everything purely in Linux, and it
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by seanw444 7mo ago
It does on Linux. That's the problem for developers. Unless you're talking about Windows.
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by seanw444 7mo ago
There's a fourth amendment case on the Supreme Court docket (Chatrie v. U.S.) about Google searching a massive amount of user data to find people in a location at a specific time, at police request. The case is about whether the police
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Exactly. I feel this is the strongest use case. I can get personalized digests of documentation for exactly what I'm building. On the other hand, there's people that generate tokens to feed into a token generator that generates to
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by seanw444 7mo ago
That's pretty fun that your teachers did that. I wish teachers attempted to immerse students in the things they're teaching about more often, rather than just reading about it in abstract through a textbook or whatever.
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Do they have any near-future plans to resolve that?
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Probably did. Now comes the legal ass-covering.
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by seanw444 7mo ago
Yeah, precision LLM coding is kind of an oxymoron. English language -> codebase is essentially lossily-compressed logic by definition. The less lossy the compression becomes, the more you probably approach re-inventing programming langua

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