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by witx 4mo ago
Such a great article! This sent me through a rabbit hole of uring, kernel development and C. I've been a rust and c++ dev for quite a few years now, but there's such a simplicity and even artistic feel to small(ish) C programs.
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by witx 4mo ago
You clearly don't know what you're talking about if you think compilers are a good analogy.
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by witx 4mo ago
I know this might be shocking but... You know there are other contries besides USA? There are layoffs in other countries as well? What? Yes I know wow such a suprise. Go look at a map once in a while. Now you can call me arrogant I'm n
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by witx 4mo ago
> Instead of asking for more clarification and giving a benefit of a doubt you chose to counterpoint with a trivial example I didn't counterpoint with a trivial example I just pointed out that where I'm from there are some boot
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by witx 4mo ago
Who could predict that writting code "casino style" would yield these results
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by witx 4mo ago
Amen
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by witx 4mo ago
Cant really understand if this is trolling or outright AI psychosis
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by witx 4mo ago
I like this idea, to me the algorithm the most offending part. But how do you control what a kid can or cannot follow? They can still follow Andrew Tate and his temu versions
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by witx 4mo ago
The only thing I did was to point out that anedoctal data doesnt give you the full picture. Why the insults though?
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by witx 4mo ago
What I'm trying to convey and you fail to understand is the picture you have in your mind is very much affected by your reality. The fact that you don't see these bootcampers doesn't mean they don't exist.
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by witx 4mo ago
Maybe English is also not your first language, because they are not synonyms
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by witx 4mo ago
These fking website sure loves to pull statistics out of the rear end
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by witx 4mo ago
Where I'm from and peripheral countries, the industry is riddled with bootcampers and button pushers. My company even has a big bootcamp for reconversions
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by witx 4mo ago
You went so deep there champ
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by witx 4mo ago
It's settled then.
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by witx 4mo ago
Right, because that's the only one. You're a bit rusty on your knowledge
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by witx 4mo ago
It's by default so you use all those tasty tokens. Kinda wish there was a deterministic, mostly terse, language to interact with computers
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by witx 4mo ago
When someone submits PRs fulky made by Clade any "cooperative work" is out the door
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by witx 4mo ago
That's just just a slot machine
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by witx 4mo ago
If you look carefully model training is a very good relicensing exercise of your code
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by witx 4mo ago
> Open source just means sharing the source code for people to learn off or have the ability to customize on their own. Yes people, not corporations. The point is there a licenses to be respected that weren't.
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by witx 4mo ago
> We're choosing a license that is usable by the entire community. Our goal is a linkable library, which makes GPL impossible. And what issues did GPL impose on the community all these 21 years of git existence?
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by witx 4mo ago
I won't touch relicensed code even if you payed me. This is morally, if not legally, wrong.
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by witx 4mo ago
Stealing is the word you're looking for
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by witx 4mo ago
> Forcing developers to pay for models that were build on code they scraped scott-free. Yes this makes me sad behound explanation. Specially when I see open source developers happily using these tools. These companies stole your, free, h
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by witx 4mo ago
They are most likely shills from Anthropic, there's quite a few here everytime new models come out.
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by witx 4mo ago
How easy it is now to forge data (video, images, etc) will rott society. Cheating for students is now so much easier. There many examples. Is it really that hard to understand?
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by witx 4mo ago
Or I'm a young person with lots of cancer cases "near me" and I'm worried that we're moving in very undesirable directions and everyone clapping their hands
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by witx 4mo ago
Peak hackernews behaviour denying pollution from AI datacenters
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by witx 4mo ago
> A bug is a feature that does what the code says it should do, not what the requirements say it should do (or shouldn't in the case of most bugs). When you understand that there's no difference between a bug and a feature in t

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