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You need adblock
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It is the passive voice, not the word suicide that is the issue.
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Or, if you are designing software to kill people, that you actually do a good job. https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/cia-allegedly-bought-flawe...
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It did receive "Awarded Best Paper", maybe you should see why that is?
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That is excellent, I am also using it to prototype designing languages and 3.7 and 4.0 models are really quite good for this. I haven't found substantial academic research in using LLMs for making prototype language compilers.
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Getting wiretapping is nice, it unlocks a whole new set of remedies.
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Ordering issues can be overcome by allowing the model to think in one direction and then reverse the output once it has created it.
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How much incontext documentation for your language are you giving it, or does it just figure it out?
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https://github.com/RawTherapee/RawTherapee
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And so the line continues https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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This is nice. Slackermanz created the discrete version of what would later become Lenia, called MNCA (Multiple Neighborhood Cellular Automata). https://slackermanz.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/slacker
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The "no moat" memo is way more complex than Google admitting an uncomfortable truth. The benefit massively from having seemingly internal documents leaked about how the play field is fair.
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Explain it Like I am Qwen32
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Flow state has been redefined now that we are all using Claude Code. If I can stay focused on tests, reviewing code, etc while CC is doing its thing, we are good. The kloc/s doesn't matter as much.
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Between Github and Copilot, MS has a copy of all of your code.
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If you just want stories and don't care about the comments, just use the search bar.
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HN is by ICs who write code, the 90% of the folks that build all the stuff, largely neutral to negative. It has gained some excellent traction with 10% of the folks, but it is quite behind compared to ai coding subreddits. Months behind.
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A 100 page composition notebook is still under $3. It is enough.
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You can be funny, or cool, but not both. -- The Rock
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That doesn't make the scientists posers unless they are pretending to be something they aren't. Poser has a specific meaning.
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A fuzzy vector is a Gaussian? Thinking of what it would be in 1, 2, 3 and n dimensions.
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The argument isn't about who has the standard lib, what I think Kragen is saying is that that the Python leadership has no qualms about removing functionality that people rely on and making up lame reasons to do so.
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You can't carry anything to infinity, by definition. Please argue constructively.
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Python is for everyone, not just the PSF Cabal. Like the Democratic party, there is a huge need for new leadership. We have all seen what a little brigading can do.
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Brian Hempel https://people.cs.uchicago.edu/%7Ebrianhempel/ also from uchicago has some great bimodal projects.
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I'd love to see more of these. In fact, I think it would make an amazing language feature zoo. Mine are heredoc, underscores to format large number 8_098_162_123
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pip install ziglang
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Yeah, I would have expected more out of Puget Systems, they know better.
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It is referenced down in the wonderful tree of knowledge, but I thought I would lift this info up to the top level. A system like this called a "bimodal editor" from the work of Ravi Chugh [1] see the project Sketch-n-Sketch [2] t
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Really too bad that they ran only one test, and it was a small model.
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