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by wg0 5mo ago
> It's the same for other ISAs. No they are not. See the Intel Software Programmer Volumes. Highly detailed, highly structured and highly specific.
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by wg0 5mo ago
It is ironic because the behaviour of an LLM itself is UB. Guaranteed.
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by wg0 5mo ago
The irony is unmistakable.
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by wg0 5mo ago
"Rewrite everything in Rust. OMG universe is written in Rust so memory safe with zero allocations"
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by wg0 5mo ago
It seems that Google has those product Managers that work barely an hour a day and have zero idea about anything at all. Those in "Life in a day of XYX" sort of videos that were trendy at one point.
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by wg0 5mo ago
They killed a gaming cloud this is just a CLI. That is one reason I avoid Flutter at all costs despite other reasons.
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by wg0 5mo ago
3x price increase for a similar model almost. And they said AI would be cheaper and ubiquitous.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Immense respect for Karpathy but are these people that optimistic about AI? I mean short gig, few million dollars for Karpathy so makes sense for him but others should read the Cloudflare's report about the super scary model that Anthr
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by wg0 5mo ago
This was the only way forward.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Can someone please explain in layman's terms to me what this means? Background: Only heard the name of Minecraft.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Cyber truck and boring tunnels of the solar world.
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by wg0 5mo ago
It is... Unbelievably exciting project. There's a lot and lot learn and explore. I'll be reading all of it.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Reminds me of this horrifying documentary: https://www.netflix.com/us/title/81095095
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by wg0 5mo ago
> lived through the great MTBF vs MTTR (mean-time-between-failure vs. mean-time-to-recovery) reckoning of infrastructure. Can someone please remind and refresh my memory what this whole debate was with what arguments?
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by wg0 5mo ago
Not a good advertisement for both Anthropic. Or bun.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Yes exactly. the GP isn't what we are talking about it and huge PR isn't what we are talking about either. PR can be huge that's OK. For example, codebases that moved from Python 2 to Python 3 would have had huge PRs but the
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by wg0 5mo ago
This is profound and beautiful description. Thank you for sharing. Totally can relate to that. Been there, seen that.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Which goes on to prove that bottleneck isn't in writing the code. It is in reading and understanding the code. We all had that one "productive" engineer in our teams who would write huge PRs that would have large swaths of re
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by wg0 5mo ago
DeepSeekV4 Pro is really really competent model and what makes it extremely good is the price point it is offered at. I have been toying with a 2.5D engine in C on on top of raylib and using DeepSeek as companion in between. It's think
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by wg0 5mo ago
Thanks for calling out! We're even yet debating and trying to understand what impact AI has on software engineering and quality let alone putting AI into something that's directly linked to a human's well being.
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by wg0 5mo ago
It is quantifiable thing not a feeling. Between ten thousand runs of: ``` const int MAX_COUNT = 10000; printf("I'll count up to %d", MAX_COUNT); for(int i=1; < MAX_COUNT; i++) printf("I'm now counting %d"
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by wg0 5mo ago
If I set a regular expression as watcher on a filesytem to notify me if any file changes and I write that in go and assuming regular expression isn't buggy nor its implementation - and then I write rules in a file (as regex) then there
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by wg0 5mo ago
> How claud code works in large codebases? Simple - It even eats up to 35% five hour usage limit in first prompt even on small projects and then there's 5 minutes time out for you to respond quickly or caches would go bust and you&#
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by wg0 5mo ago
That's very simplistic assumption. If the German state machinery is determined to get you, ISP and VPN provider have a threshold beyond which they'll give up. Many many examples out there. "We don't keep logs" is no
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by wg0 5mo ago
How is private company (VPN) is more trustworthy than an other private company (ISP) and how do you expect them to protect your identity in face of determined state actors that are afer you? What power is in $2.99/month that it offers
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by wg0 5mo ago
VPNs are snake oil. Exit IPs are a public information.
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by wg0 5mo ago
Google's product managers live on another planet. Whole Google Stadia fiasco comes to mind. Imagine the claims - real time 4k 60fps gaming over Internet. Went through acquiring game studios. Designed their own controller. A year later
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by wg0 5mo ago
Because AI will only write the code, you have to read and maintain it. You can ask AI to write it in brainfuck too. But there would be a time (for sure) when AI will not be getting your point what exactly you want and you would be pulling y
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by wg0 5mo ago
I have a weird question on a tangent. If you spend 100k daily, it will take you 27 years to burn a billon dollar. Make it 3 billion and age expectancy around 80 years. What are you going to do with 100 billion net worth? Money that you cann
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by wg0 5mo ago
I think one big decision AWS could have taken earlier is that of declarative medium for cloud resources. Cloud formation is not human friendly as JSON or YAML. Problem with terraform has been that it had to keep track of the state separat

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