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by wrxd 8mo ago
Copilot, what have you done again?
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by wrxd 8mo ago
It's an LLM, surely it could read gcc source code and translate it to Rust if it really tried hard enough
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by wrxd 8mo ago
Why would the correct output of a C compiler not work with a standard linker?
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by wrxd 8mo ago
This thing has likely all of GCC, clang and any other open source C compiler in its training set. It could have spotted out GCC source code verbatim and matched its performance.
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by wrxd 8mo ago
Anti-LLM: isn’t all this intelligence supposed to give us something better than what we already have?
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by wrxd 8mo ago
What about the hype? If you claim your LLM generated compiler is functionally on par with GCC I’d expect it to match your claim. I still won’t use it while it also matches all the non-functional requirements but you’re free to go and recomp
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by wrxd 8mo ago
Discord is still not the same and in my opinion inferior. It’s mostly synchronous chat with poor searchability, something very different from what forums used to be
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by wrxd 9mo ago
G-Research is a trading firm, not Google research
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Interesting to see a new architecture, especially one where Linux is the main option. 27W at idle and very noisy fans is not great but I guess we have to start from somewhere.
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Not the person you’re responding to but yes, pretty much all of modern tech is awful. The specs are pretty good but then you don’t really own it, you get limitations on what you can use it for, you get rent seeking and walled gardens everyw
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by wrxd 9mo ago
What would you use it for? To run Docker containers that rely on a Linux VM anyway?
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by wrxd 9mo ago
> Now the hard part is in identifying which ones are real. So it’s still a slow and time consuming process.
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by wrxd 9mo ago
The game they’re playing isn’t to make new products or to make the products they have better. They’re playing the game of making the line go up and as much as I dislike them I have to say that they’re being successful
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Has that one been kicked out from the homepage?
165.
by wrxd 9mo ago
I wouldn’t mind YouTube if my kids asked to watch videos of volcanoes. Instead they always end up trying to watch the most annoying people possible playing video games for a few minutes before we ask them to switch it off. If YouTube really
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Even if the invasion never happens who is going to trust the United States anyway?
167.
by wrxd 9mo ago
That’s not going to happen
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My parenting screen time philosophy(mikemcquaid.com)
1 points by wrxd 9mo ago|0 comments
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by wrxd 9mo ago
How long till they will rebrand themselves again?
170.
by wrxd 9mo ago
If your end goal is to move the photos to Google photos have a look at https://support.google.com/photos/answer/10502587?sjid=13067...
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Judging from the comments Boz and the rest of the careless people he works with did a great job at training a good part of us to really dislike them and the company they work for
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Once you are big and powerful enough even the App Store rules no longer apply
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by wrxd 9mo ago
I’m not advocating for having no protections at all. Without Cloudflare giving away protection for free it’s entirely possible that we would have multiple smaller provider offering protection at a fair price so maybe only a smaller fraction
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by wrxd 9mo ago
What market share would they have without offering the free tier? Much lower than what they have now, and that would make for a more decentralised and resilient internet
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by wrxd 9mo ago
I think the fine is wrong, but the attempt to weaponise JD Vance and Elon Musk doesn’t look well at all. The next time they see something they don’t like hosted/protected by Cloudflare they will only have to ask more or less nicely and
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by wrxd 9mo ago
This is not how it works. Leave X and if someone asks why you’re not there tell them it’s because all of the disinformation.
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by wrxd 9mo ago
Happy to see this happening. You know what would make me even happier? Having open source alternatives available to use as soon as I buy the device, not only after it's discontinued
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by wrxd 9mo ago
I'm all for re-using old but still perfectly usable hardware. Hopefully this will also lead to some optimisations on the software side
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by wrxd 10mo ago
This. In my tenure I’ve worked on projects that ended up being blocked by absolutely everything, then there is a reorg and when you need to do something technical debt keeps you at a leisurely pace. If you want to do absolutely the least go
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State of the Server 2026(theorangeone.net)
2 points by wrxd 10mo ago|0 comments

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