up2isomorphism

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by up2isomorphism 4mo ago
This kind of post shows you have little idea why cpu and gpu are not sharing memory in the first place.
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by up2isomorphism 4mo ago
I don’t even want a shared agent memory.
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by up2isomorphism 4mo ago
I don’t think either zig or rust can replace C, no matter how much this kind of work. They will of course improve its own language. The only language that can replace C is a language is as simple as C. None of them are simple language.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
I never feel rust learning curve is steep. It is just everything is awkward, even more awkward than modern C++.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
No I am not watch it.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Will this solve it making up numbers it never sees? Unlikely.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Without free market and fair level of competition, no matter how much or how you tax, the richest portion will always end up paying little. Because there are hundreds of ways to make the tax law favor these people, and every time you change
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Even investor knows this well, they will still do that if they can make other people to invest their hard earned moneys into this after them.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
U just need to read the title and 5 lines to know this must be a rust guy.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
why use Rust when you can use Zig?
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Still slow as hell, if you think 10ms is fast that’s a different story.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
S3 was never designed for performance. Trying to be compatible while going with very hardware dependent low level optimization seems to be a wrong direction to begin with.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
The repo seems to contains some api gateway, and none of actual storage engine is open sourced. I did it so you don’t have to waste your time to find out.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
best way to kill an open source project in 2025 - use AI to port it to Rust.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
I have stopped buying any new vehicles that collect “data” and has an internet connections for a long time. But it seems plenty of people does not care about it.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
“Understand anything” more like compressing anything.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Every time I look at how easy for people to use this kind of thing but people tends not to, remind me if so-called "memory safety" is a real concern anyway.
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by up2isomorphism 5mo ago
Because it is C not Zig/Odin. The mental/ecosystem cost to use a new language is way way under-estimated in most cases.
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
It is kinda trite to use something like “stop worrying and love xxx” now. Also the whole post looks too long, maybe from some sort of AI?
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
I am not sure for people who wrote this, did they realize most of the time these conversations are just for politics reasons? In a non cooperative environment, projects moving fast does not mean individual is moving fast or vice versa. But
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
The fundamental question is that if an address is “safe” is a runtime thing, which in some cases you can decide it in compile time but not always. To force that during coding is just handicapping oneself to be “safe”. Which you can do the s
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
Overall good idea but why is had to be a laptop? A mini computer will be much better for this
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
But why?
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
This why today’s sales pitch are often disguised as a tech blog.
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
A big factor the author ignored, is this potential “strategy” he speculates no longer works in a multi-polar world, especially when there is a thing called China. It is not exactly true if reopening Hormuz is simply a will of US or not. The
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
Real deal in this case or not does not necessarily mean the Claude code usage is a positive net gain to the software security overall. In fact it is likely the opposite. It will hurt some CC heavy user’s feeling but that’s a different thing
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
Not sure why people have to upgrade to the newest major kernel version as soon as it is released.
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
But on the other hand, Claude might introduce more vulnerability than it discovered.
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by up2isomorphism 6mo ago
LLM won’t help.
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by up2isomorphism 7mo ago
I am always skeptical about making anything useful "free". Because unless there is no cost associated with that, "free" is a fake term, which only means someone else absorbs the cost. There are cases which makes sense, b

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