stevefan1999

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by stevefan1999 13d ago
Gamma squeezed by the AI business, that's why. The more you add the fuel, the further it will pump up.
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by stevefan1999 14d ago
> Let the free market reign supreme. Tsk. There is no free market.
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by stevefan1999 15d ago
GraphQL is not terribly bad to interact with. The schema system and field selection is really powerful that you can pick partial results, and that you can use an object oriented way to represent your domain models. It is pretty neat for cro
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by stevefan1999 17d ago
Speaking as a Chinese myself and who contributed to JuiceFS before, yeah, the culture part, you're spot on...
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by stevefan1999 17d ago
I don't think this is a sarcasm, as a long standing Rust user myself, I don't think the community should preach out by "memory safety" -- rather the structural change in coding mindset and new ideas such as ADT and gener
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by stevefan1999 18d ago
I use JuiceFS https://github.com/juicedata/juicefs if you think the Chinese are worth the trust
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by stevefan1999 21d ago
That is so vague you might as well call Windows NT new technologies
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by stevefan1999 22d ago
Welcome to ngen and GAC, Java
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by stevefan1999 23d ago
Back then gaming wasn't as big as it is today. It does make sense to have TLOU outsold MGS4, they have 5 years gap, it is more than a decade later for both games now. I think we need to talk about percentage impacts rather than absolut
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by stevefan1999 26d ago
But to be honest, I wonder what is the smallest interpretable and practical Turing Complete VM? I would argue that implementing a brainfuck that we lower Python interpreter to, or even say like an interpreter untyped lambda calculus or SKI
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
> Usenet and the Internet were generally the domain of dedicated computer professionals and hobbyists; new users joined slowly, in small numbers, and learned to observe the social conventions of online interaction without having much of
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
You know who is not being invited...Gemini
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem Related issue
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
Typo: it is Homoiconicity, not hominocity. I typed too fast
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
I would argue it is more of a politcal problem, rather than in tech problem. It is the same idea arounds LLM: people loving it keep praising it and criticise the haters, people hating it keep nitpicking it and criticise the lovers, and both
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by stevefan1999 1mo ago
So what, are you willing to go away from von-neumann architecture where instructions are data and data are instructions, i.e. the instruction-data hominocity that underpins JIT compilation? Are you willing to go to a pseudo-Harvard architec
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Arrayref v0.3.10 and v0.3.11 compromised on crates.io
2 points by stevefan1999 1mo ago|0 comments
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
> There's the old and new C runtimes in MSVCRT.DLL Some advertisement for VC-LTL: https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/VC-LTL5 and https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/YY-Thunks VC-LTL Implements a good
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
The concept you mentioned is just dependency injection in software engineering design, but instead of giving a class and protocol/interface you give a bunch of function pointers, which is, well, some kind of interface anyway
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
I'm not sure, but maybe it is due to that the expression a - b can be replaced as a + (-b)? Similarly, I think a * b and a / b can be replaced with the same trick, but then I realized it may not work on non-abelian, or where multi
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
Yep, I've been experimenting Playwright with CucumberJS and Deno for the last 3 months and it's super effective
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
So uh, isn't it just L4 cache like 3D V-Cache or in Intel's own terminology, bLLC? I just don't see how they violated data hierarchy to be more useful
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Introducing Grok 4.6(cursor.com)
14 points by stevefan1999 2mo ago|1 comments
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Kilo Cloud platform is not accessible(status.kilo.ai)
2 points by stevefan1999 2mo ago|0 comments
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
This site, https://fabscene.com/ fascinates me even more
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
That said, FPGA do provide a middle ground, but using it for speed and power efficient is not a forte, and the true value exactly comes from this focus alone: it allows you do emulate systhesis and verify that your logic is correct before y
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
vast.ai rents. this one sells
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
But what about the GPUs that are considered defective for corporate and enterprise use, but perfect for personal use...say like A100s that maybe having ECC issues but I can live with that
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
語源は、食事の準備のために駆け回ることを意味する「馳走（ちそう）」という言葉にあります。そこに、敬意を表す接頭語の「ご」と接尾語の「様」が結びつき、「ご馳走様（ごちそうさま）」という表現になりました。現在では、食事を用意してくれた人や、ごちそうしてくれた人に対するお礼の言葉として広く使われています。 from https://jp.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/tha
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by stevefan1999 2mo ago
I used to hear that when you finished eating ramen and you should say this as a replacement speech of "thank you". It basically means "It must be tired of you to go around to design and prepare for the meal" which implic

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