tester756

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by tester756 10d ago
For some people LLM-spotting feels like a sport they need to compete in
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by tester756 11d ago
Or maybe something bigger should change like why your driver license or even id should enable someone to do damage to your life? especially that it isnt difficult to lose it and even needs to be shared with someone (e.g hotel)?
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by tester756 11d ago
Consistent ecosystem with state of the art tooling (Visual Studio) Majority of things provided from MS instead of having to rely on 3rd party, especially nowadays when supply-chain issues are huge concern
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by tester756 12d ago
Let's hope aerodynamics can save us from SUV disease
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by tester756 17d ago
But why paper's ratio is important?
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by tester756 17d ago
But what's the point?
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by tester756 20d ago
Google Maps being displayed on built-in screen is good thing.
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by tester756 1mo ago
I'm talking about searching via LLM, not about experience of using Google.
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by tester756 1mo ago
Search e.g
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by tester756 1mo ago
>A BBS chatbot from the 80s (LISA) was almost as good as modern LLMs and that was just based on key words. Of course, because it's not like whole world went crazy after ChatGPT and hundreds of billions of dollars are being constantl
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by tester756 1mo ago
>Almonds provide a real utility for humans: food. Let's do not act as if there wasnt other food, a lot of it actually. Meanwhile LLMs aren't that easy to replace, they're biggest human achievement up to date.
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by tester756 1mo ago
Holy shit, so much precious water used just for almond?
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by tester756 1mo ago
When will Apple's Mx CPUs use Intel's 18A/18A-P/14A node(s)?
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by tester756 2mo ago
Why take drugs when you can take home-delivery diet? This is genuine question, I've started using them and they're one of the best things I've ever paid for. You get good food, at calculated sizes/calories/etc etc,
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by tester756 2mo ago
use 10 meters of wrappers around C and its quirks? :P
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by tester756 2mo ago
Why care about lang which doesnt really support strings well?
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by tester756 2mo ago
I don't know
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by tester756 2mo ago
Not anymore, during covid many things changed, many people moved on with their lives and other people prefer to argue about interviews and market instead of hard tech
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by tester756 2mo ago
During last years quality of discussions went down, but still I disagree on programming forums (actual forums, not reddit/hn like) we've had very experienced people like 1) world class / top CTF competitors 2) nasa/esa 3
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by tester756 2mo ago
what's the story behind Sit. Awarness?
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by tester756 2mo ago
>Tests! Unit tests, integration tests, random adhoc scripts. You know - TDD! Tests =/= TDD
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by tester756 2mo ago
Wasnt Roslyn 1st at implementing this on such scale?
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by tester756 2mo ago
>While most hello worlds do not check that the message was printed Should they?
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by tester756 2mo ago
Whats the point of evaluating technology from hello world programs?
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by tester756 2mo ago
>In a production-grade compiler like LLVM they are rare enough that it compiles giant projects like Linux and Chromium without detectable issues. https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues Yea, sure, but there
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by tester756 2mo ago
>A compiler almost never produces a wrong output back log of compiler's bugs can be pretty large
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by tester756 2mo ago
I'd bet that nobody just cares enough, but idk
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by tester756 2mo ago
8 GB was getting common like 16 years ago...
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by tester756 2mo ago
Obvious mess. I bought it on IPO and sold 1-2 hours later with some gain
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by tester756 3mo ago
>though I was thinking it would be mecessary to go back and do a masters. It's interesting that that might not be required Well, there are no universal rules Sometimes it could make your life easier, sometimes it wouldnt change anyt

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