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by vmg12 5mo ago
Using your reasoning a large number of collectible items should be worthless. What really makes an NFT different from a Pokemon card, a Birkin bag, or even an original Monet? My guess is that the seller has to have some sort of authority an
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by vmg12 5mo ago
Not revocable doesn't seem ideal. Someone will have their identity stolen and they would have to give up their entire online identity and generate a new one.
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by vmg12 5mo ago
Likely because everybody would still strip types, bundle and minify their typescript code anyway.
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by vmg12 5mo ago
I was talking about the history and not the current state of the projects if that was not obvious.
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by vmg12 5mo ago
I'm very confident that users of these runtimes do not care about the underlying Js engine powering them. Bun succeeded because it was compatible with node and required much less configuration to get a standard typescript and react app
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by vmg12 5mo ago
Deno and Bun had very different focuses when they launched. Deno was trying to fix a lot of what Ryan (the original creator of Node) thought was wrong with Node. Bun focused on compatibility with Node and the ability to run popular framewor
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by vmg12 5mo ago
If I've learned anything from this thread, LLMs are best at whatever programming language you already like.
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by vmg12 5mo ago
> types provide very little info over well named variables Types guarantee invariants at compile time, adding type info to a variable name is just a prayer that the next human or robot will enforce the invariants with respect to that typ
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Surfel-based global illumination on the web(juretriglav.si)
79 points by vmg12 5mo ago|12 comments
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by vmg12 5mo ago
This is not how I've seen the term meta-harness be used. The common usage I've seen has been for a meta-harness to be a wrapper around an existing agent to give that agent a new ui or abilities.
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by vmg12 6mo ago
> Rust is evolving far too fast I'm curious why I've seen this sentiment repeated in so many places, I learned Rust once 5 years ago and I haven't had to learn any new idioms and there have been no backwards incompatible c
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by vmg12 6mo ago
The dilemma is that a lot of people will press blue so if red gets above 50% a large number of selfless but not game-theory aware people will die.
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by vmg12 6mo ago
My phrasing wasn't clear but you aren't telling it to only look at one specific file but to focus its review on one file. Updated my original comment.
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by vmg12 6mo ago
The technique Anthropic uses was demonstrated by Nicholas Carlini in a talk he gave 2 weeks ago and it's very simple, when asking LLMs to review code, ask them to focus its review on one file in a single session. Here is the video with
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by vmg12 7mo ago
> if the AI can just write really good code in C that doesn't exhibit any of the issues that rust protects you from? "if" If it could you wouldn't need to use Rust. It can't, qed.
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by vmg12 7mo ago
You can prevent unsafe from being used in a repo with linter rules.
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by vmg12 7mo ago
Other than exceptions like Roblox
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Clawd-code – A Python slop fork of Claude Code(github.com)
2 points by vmg12 7mo ago|1 comments
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If you don't opt out by Apr 24 GitHub will train on your private repos
745 points by vmg12 7mo ago|316 comments
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by vmg12 7mo ago
Also if anything it should disappear when scrolling down and appear when scrolling up.
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by vmg12 7mo ago
Does it only work with that specific version of firecracker and only with vms with 1 vcpu? More than the sub ms startup time the 258kb of ram per VM is huge.
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by vmg12 7mo ago
People don't want to buy 2x8gb because there are limited slots on a motherboard and they want to upgrade when they need the extra ram.
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by vmg12 7mo ago
You can go on OVH and get a dedicated server with 384 threads and a Turin cpu for $1147 a month. You have to pay $1147 for installation and the default has low ram and network speeds but even after upgrading those it's going to be 1&#x
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Western Digital Sold Out All 2026 Hard Drive Production as AI Centers Scramble(247wallst.com)
2 points by vmg12 8mo ago|1 comments
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by vmg12 8mo ago
What exactly am i shilling?
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by vmg12 8mo ago
I was using 100 years as a way to handwave the timeframe to emphasize that this will happen some time in the future.
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by vmg12 8mo ago
> mysteryBargainBar[.]com for a $1 savings The AI could also research which stores are reputable. > People still /are/ scared to buy things from Amazon for things that go on or in their body. Sure, there are also people scar
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by vmg12 8mo ago
If I hand my shopping list to AI, why wouldn't I tell it to price match everything ? People will start doing this sooner than you think. I still remember when people were scared to buy things on the internet, this will be faster.
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by vmg12 8mo ago
In other words, switching costs go to 0, margins collapse. Middle men and people with products that aren't differentiated get hit hardest. A human can't search 10 apps for the best rates / lowest fees but an agent can. Thinki
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by vmg12 8mo ago
Do you use youtube intending to be drawn into watching things you never intended to watch? I don't want a feed but the people operating these sites do not care that they are destroying people's time. Go to twitter, click on "

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