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Oh, now as I hear about this concept of "instructed motion" I see why I liked fighting with Marauders in Doom Eternal (I think for everyone it is a acquired taste).
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"It's worth being honest, even though it doesn't always pay off. Being dishonest pays off, but it's not worth it." - Władysław Bartoszewski
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Thank you for sharing! What's the license?
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Rationale: in the most popular modern langugues it is # or //. In JS (well, its why we have JSON), it is //. In YAML, it is #. Moreover - semicolon is a natural character used in comments (unlike // or #). It i
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Be like: - don’t mind the peculiarities of formats used for config - create a format where semicolons denote comments (just… doesn’t look right)
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Cursed "optimal way to pack 17 squares" turned into a physical puzzle
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I like Chollet's line of thinking. Yet, if you take "any" literally, the answer is simple - there will never be one. Not even for practical reasons, but closer to why there isn't "a set of all sets". Picking a
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My pet peeve: talking about AGI without defining it. There’s no consistent, universally accepted definition. Without that, the discussion may be intellectually entertaining—but ultimately moot. And we run into the motte-and-bailey fallacy:
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Snd how these compare to GPT-4.5? (From my experience, the best model for creative writing, https://p.migdal.pl/blog/2025/04/vibe-translating-quantum-fl... )
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Dire Wolves Were Not Wolves, New Genetic Clues Reveal (2021)
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Can I summarize a given day (or week)? I mean, to get something like https://hackernewsletter.com/ , but personalized for my tastes and interests.
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Once LLMs fully understand nullability, they will cease to use that. Tony Hoare called it "a billion-dollar mistake" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Hoare#Apologies_and_retra... ), Rust had made core desig
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I have been recommending this post over and over - in a blog post from 2016 on going from academia to data science ( https://p.migdal.pl/blog/2016/03/data-science-intro-for-math... ), via email, in person. It h
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What would a magnitude 15 earthquake be like? – Xkcd's What If? [video]
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Is there some online tool for comparing fonts that way?
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London's Street Grid Revealed from 5 Years of Cycle Journeys
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Making Quantum Flytrap a polyglot with AI vibe translating
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Just a moment ago I tried to use Gemini 2.5 (in Cursor) to use Python Gemini SDK. It failed, even with a few iterations. Then run Claude 3.7 - it worked fine. So yeah, depends on the case. But I am surprised that model creators don't p
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At this level, it is very contextual - depending on your tools, prompts, language, libraries, and the whole code base. For example, for one project, I am generating ggplot2 code in R; Claude 3.5 gives way better results than the newer Claud
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I develop an app that makes it easy to create charts in your style, while following best data visualization practices. Upload your CSV, write a prompt, and get a journal-worthy chart. https://charts.quesma.com/
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As I mentioned, it is not criticism of uv, but of this general approach.
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I don't agree with it the argumentation. It might be specified that I needs to be proper JSON. And a proper JSON is much more maintainable (and extendible) than impromptu syntax (that first starts manageable, but step by stem moves int
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It can be specified that it is a valid, static structure before imports.
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My pet peeve (in general, not specific to UV, which I genuinely appreciate) is using comment sections for controlling code execution. Using comments for linters and developer notes is perfectly acceptable. However, for configuration or exec
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The AI-Generated Studio Ghibli Trend
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10 min vibe-translating (Cursor + Claude 3.7, OpenAI for logo) and here we have Rdza - a Polish version: https://github.com/stared/rdza Polish can into Rust!
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Just curious about the implementation of the cool into page - was it assisted by Claude 3.7? :)
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Jesus' teachings fit within the diversity of Jewish sects existing at the time—Sadducees, Pharisees (literally "sectarians," derived from the Greek word Pharisaios, sharing the same root as the word "pariah"), and E
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It sounds like a really nice (and the shortest possible) backronym. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backronym
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I second the Angular-style git commit message convention ( https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/main/contributing-do... ). Though, it is also art that I have lost. On a lighter note, I recommend "8
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