viraptor

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by viraptor 8mo ago
You normally count/test branches at the original language level, not the compiled one. Otherwise we'd get VERY silly results like: - counting foo().except() as 2 branches - counting a simple loop as a missed branch, because it got
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I don't believe we'll get any toolkit without bugs in our lifetime. There are bugs in everything, but it doesn't prevent millions of different apps running using WPF every day.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> cleaning up what Cursor generated What model? Cursor doesn't generate anything itself, and there's a huge difference between gpt5.3-codex and composer 1 for example.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
You have conflicting requirements there - expressive type systems are not direct and simple. And elegant is subjective. But seriously though: have you tried to see how far you can get with the design right now? You can start iterating on i
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Because virtually all software is not novel. For each single partially novel thing, there are tens of thousands of crud apps with just slightly different flow and data. This is what almost every employed programmer does right now - match th
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by viraptor 8mo ago
This would be relevant if you could find matching code between this and sqlite. But then that would invalidate basically any project as "not flawed" really - given GitHub, there's barely any idea which doesn't have multi
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by viraptor 8mo ago
I see how it could be an actual psychosis, but I read it as full of rhetorical questions / observations / figurative speech. For example "is sugar the enemy?" could easily be a commentary on having to choose between unhe
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Why? You may end up with something that doesn't get much attention anymore, but none of the official gui approaches have ever been removed as far as I know. Win32, MFC, winforms, wpf, winui, maui are all still available and apps using
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by viraptor 8mo ago
We don't have enough context here really. For simple changes, sure - 10min is plenty. But imagine you actually have a big spec ready, with graphical designs, cucumber tests, integration tests, sample data, very detailed requirements fo
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Which parts do you think were the delusions?
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by viraptor 8mo ago
It would be less of an issue if they hosted it themselves.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
It works in communities, not corporations. Every federation seems to die when enough millions are connected to it. Facebook used xmpp for chat. Google chat could federate too. Apple promised iMessage and then hid behind a silly excuse. It&#
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by viraptor 8mo ago
There's the mostlymatter fork which restores the proper oss behaviour https://framagit.org/framasoft/framateam/mostlymatter
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> And the 'start a thread' nazis Social issues can't be solved by technical means. Just slightly incentivised in some direction (like discord's "this is the third reply, would you like a thread instead?") Bu
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Anything that accepts webhook integrations will be able to do this. I've got the Google calendar and meeting notifications on Slack, but it would be trivial to replicate with any two systems that have APIs available.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> That was not possible when the Cisco routers and CallManager in the office were running the DIDs and local extensions You could do it with other software hosted outside the office though. There are definitely options here.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Why not just check on your real tasks? I'm quite happy with the k2.5 and glm5 performance in practice. Whether they also gamed the benchmarks is not as relevant.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Looking at every UI/UX implementation around be and on my devices... I'm not sure anyone does anymore. Not in a haha way, I actually see so many trivial issues all around, I don't understand how they passed any contact with t
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by viraptor 8mo ago
There are different types of communities on discord. Zulip will be a good idea for some of them.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Folks, it is now time to delete anything you posted here It's too late. Multiple copies of all the posts exist already.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
You know this is all public and almost every person here has zero opsec, right? There's no point even asking YC for the data, unless you want to target that one very specific person.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
> Why can't we put GitHub behind one of those CloudFlare bot detection WAFs At small scale of individual cases it's useless. It can block a large network with known characteristics. It's not going to block openclaw driving
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by viraptor 8mo ago
That doesn't really answer the questions, because there's orchestrator and steering.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Then you'd need to provide them with access to the law, previous cases, to the news, to various data sources. And you'd have to decide how much each of those sources of information matter. And at that point, you've got people
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by viraptor 8mo ago
The pieces are there. If you're not modifying everything in the image all the time, there's no reason to run it through a visual model. Generate it once (we have it), transform into textured 3d model (we have it), animate and map
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by viraptor 8mo ago
This is a weird dichotomy and I don't agree with it. You don't need to have bags of money to burn to work on serious things. You also can value correctness if you're poor.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
We know why it's not going to do precise math and why you can have better experience asking for an app solving the math problem you want. There's no point talking about it - it's documented in many places for people who are a
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by viraptor 8mo ago
The model doesn't do anything on its own. And it's usually months in between new model snapshots.
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by viraptor 8mo ago
Here's the public sample https://github.com/T3-Content/skatebench/blob/main/bench/tes... I don't think there's a good description anywhere. https://youtube.com/@t3dotg
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by viraptor 8mo ago
zAI, minimax and Kimi have plenty of subscriber usage on their own platforms. They get real data just as well. Less or it maybe but it's there.

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