the__alchemist

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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
Author left out the oven phase and importance of the input meat (which to a degree scale with price); probably explains his or her results.
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
I stopped using it due to this issue as well; too dangerous/risky.
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
This is surprising to hear. I have Zed on my tablet as IntelliJ (PyCharm/RustRover) turn it into a space heater. Zed's introspection/refactoring/general language knowledge etc isn't on the same tier at JB; it's
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
I've been hitting that or something recent recently; it's what I would consider a severe bug because it can result in lost work and related. Basically, if you `git pull`, edit a file elsewhere, or use an LLM, zed's tree will
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
It sounds like we have opposite programming styles!
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
I thought this might have been the one about the lush (but dangerous!) Venusian rainforest! (In Bradbury's time, we knew Venus was covered in thick clouds, and could only speculate about what might be beneath the clouds. Clouds = rain
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
Many would agree with you. For me, the main selling point is the overall pro/con balance of the language. It's just a nice language overall, especially when you place it only with other languages capable of running fast and low-le
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
That is great context and promising for the ecosystem as a whole. I owe it to myself and you to try it again. I think I will take an existing code base (I have a molecular dynamics engine in rust) that uses CUDARC, and I will write similar
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
Devil's advocate from the description at the top of relevant groups speaking. The two in areas I'm familiar with are areas I'm excited about seeing rust take off in the future, and are already a great use of it. I don't
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by the__alchemist 2mo ago
Opus 5 is old news and has lots of problems. Minuet 6.9 is the one to use, and fixes all the problems people have with LLMs.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
That is a great explanation!
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
My 2c I don't understand any of the material I've read describing them. What I do understand makes them sound like it will be a load of work for questionable benefits. If I end up writing safety-critical code. (Aerospace firmware,
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Yes, but it will be some work, and the most likely outcome is you would be the only person who uses it.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Oh yikes! What happened? Do you know roughly what version regressed and which chips? (I was tracking Probe-RS as one of the best parts of the ecosystem)
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Rust on ESP32 was great at one point. ~1 year ago there was a major HAL re-write and consolidation, and it went for me from working, to very broken, with most of the recent commits revamping it being done by someone who was neither an Espre
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Oops! It was Minute Physics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCsl6ZcY9ag
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Check out the 3Blue1Brown video on this topic as well! It goes more in depth on music theory than any music-community one I've seen. (Which tend to be presented as "Here are the rules"; Grant, like this article, goes into the
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Fagles. Maybe Wilson if you like plainer writing. Fagles narrated by Ian McKellen is peak.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
I'm with you. I like the DIY, take-things-into-own-hands drive and exploration. I think the next iteration would be nice as a back-to-basics learning journey, to see how less can be more, and explore the possible tools. (e.g. likely se
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
> As a hobbyist I found hardware to be quite impenetrable, given the hard mathematics and physics requirements. IMO there aren't any. It's mostly about reading datasheets, and connecting pins to each other IOC those datasheets.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
I will give you a reason why this might be useful. Not at Gatwick. (I always took the train when I lived in that area and usually ended up at Heathrow or Stanstead anyway). But at Raleigh NC for example, you have to go up 5 levels to find a
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
I use "I still don't care about cookies"; it works well, but I don't have a current comparison to other options.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Nailed it. I didn't state this explicitly, but: > So your short could work, but it’s not going to work for google’s involvement in an AI-bubble, it’s predicated on the entire market tanking Is indeed a required assumption. Major r
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Keep fighting! For now: browser plugins.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Sage advice!. In shorts like these, there's no outcome that "wins big" unfortunately, unless you do it with large amounts of money. (Unlike a long position on an individual stock that 10xs, or options which are much riskier).
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
All of the quantum computing companies (Especially QUBT, which is outright fraud), although the window may have passed on that.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Concur; I am shorting them as well. Your approach is more clever!
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
I am short both Google and SpaceX RN; SpaceX's IPO smells foul. Google is an AI-bubble short; Anthropic and OpenAI haven't IPOed yet.
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
Same experience. There was a period where Claude was burning through it's limits very quickly (~2 months ago?), but other than that, the $20/month plan is enough to do loads of work+personal coding. I am curious what workflows peo
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by the__alchemist 3mo ago
In 2026: Please don't learn this; it's obsolete. Learn Vulkan (Or another modern API; or how to build engines on top of them; or how to write shaders; or how to do GPU compute using CUDA etc)

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