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901.
by wg0 3y ago
There's also the corresponding superiority complex. We are the smartest bunch ever in all the sciences, engineering and intellectual endeavours ever. We make the world move, the universe was written in C++ or Rust (although it is damn
902.
by wg0 3y ago
To some extent, that analogy is interesting. Some code bases are really written like beautiful prose. All the rails code base is like that. WebKit is another great example. You can actually pretty quickly figure out where the flexbox layout
903.
by wg0 3y ago
You'll rarely get the chance to write something from scratch as most code bases are already in place with their structure so there's that. But bulk and at the heart of it all is always a database. The rest of it gets built because
904.
by wg0 3y ago
It was a pipedream anyway. It's not easy and affordable to maintain and ensure vacuum in large sections without without pumping lots of energy into constantly sucking air out. Mr. Pipedream has his way and his cult is no less than cryp
905.
by wg0 3y ago
I'm thinking of putting this for software documentation. The idea is that content is all markdown in Astro or Seveltkit with SSG (static site generation) and then Index it all at build time and then search it all via Meliesearch.
906.
Ask HN: Reverse engineer prompt from an AI generated Image?
1 points by wg0 3y ago|1 comments
907.
by wg0 3y ago
OK so now there was still room for that.
908.
by wg0 3y ago
Boring Tunnel is already not what it was promised to be. Not so sure about the Solar city but that might revive.
909.
by wg0 3y ago
For once, I agree with him. This has to come from within.
910.
by wg0 3y ago
Thank you!
911.
by wg0 3y ago
No, more like Kubernetes. Mesos lost the race long time ago. Kubernetes has won. But my idea is more like, on the terminal, the ps utility gives you list of processes and a column indicating machine they are scheduled on. Like all the stand
912.
by wg0 3y ago
I guess more of the later. But yes, its impressive, clean and feels much responsive than the now Twitter.
913.
by wg0 3y ago
All gone :(
914.
by wg0 3y ago
I want to build a kernel module that should allow bringing multiple boxes together to appear as a single huge machine. RAM, disk, processes all should appear one. And the end goal is to have no moving parts outside the system and that shoul
915.
by wg0 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38730846
916.
by wg0 3y ago
Because my lack of experience in the subject matter, I'm afraid I can't be more specific rather can only speculate. AOT sounds great but what matters to me is that I cannot afford a Windows machine. For me, developer tooling must
917.
by wg0 3y ago
We should stop glamorizing criminal activities. Even if someone's door is wide open, any self respecting individual wouldn't step in and steal. The urge is always there and is natural. But everything natural isn't the right t
918.
by wg0 3y ago
That it should work flawlessly on Linux. That it should be deployable without any "enterprise application container" or server software that requires specific licensing. And that it should have first class developer and IDE toolin
919.
by wg0 3y ago
How many are there actually? Sorry I'm new to this particular space.
920.
by wg0 3y ago
Total investment is around 350 million dollars. Adobe is paying 20 billion dollars. What company is making money in this? It is the investors that poured in 300+ million were going to have a massively inflated payback day, later compensated
921.
by wg0 3y ago
Let's forget Europe and let's focus on the US market alone. If we do the math, we have to ask - where would those 20 billion dollars come from that were to be paid by Adobe to Figma investors? I'm sure not from Adobe's c
922.
by wg0 3y ago
Yeah that's sad because couldn't pull a VMWare onto unsuspecting UX desgin community I suppose. What's wrong with staying a small profitable company that loves what it builds and cares for its customers?
923.
by wg0 3y ago
This is just two plugins for VS code and JetBrains that allow you to summon GPT-4 or CodeLLM thus viable alternative for Copilot. Also, Apache Licensed. Significant amount of work of course, seems polished. There's also tracking: &quot
924.
by wg0 3y ago
I'm glad that you're working on something solid. You're not I'm addressing to. Rather the opposite. You are (or were) building something that has rigorous formally documented academic work. > You're thinking abou
925.
by wg0 3y ago
> What are you talking about? This doesn't describe the vast majority of human knowledge. I hope you don't mean to say that vast majority of knowledge is devoid of any consistent reasoning and is just hallucinated on the way as
926.
by wg0 3y ago
Now you're falsely equating biological brains with giant arrays of floating point numbers. we have NOT evolved where we are today by generating inputs to ourselves, watching our own output and modifying our inputs to watch again our ou
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by wg0 3y ago
These and similar attempts are like those "perpetual motion machines" that captivated people's imagination for a long time. That the machine will generate energy and that would consume energy and thus will keep moving forever
928.
by wg0 3y ago
Regardless of yes or no, VC money is ludicrously expensive. 125k is barely one year's salary and your 7% of ownership gone forever and that's the deal for almost all accelerators. On top of that - the connections, reach, prestige
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by wg0 3y ago
Yeah maybe handful of them. That too are also mostly lunatic ideas with little grounding in solid serious rigorous academic and scientific research with no feasible functioning product in sight or something financially viable on the horizon
930.
by wg0 3y ago
Irrelevant but curious if MongoDB is still being picked up for Greenfield projects given it's licensing.

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