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by wsc981 2y ago
The docs are available online. I don't know how often models are "re-trained".
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by wsc981 2y ago
For LOVR (Lua based 3D/VR framework), I found these LLMs pretty much useless, both ChatGPT and Claude. Seems all is trained on old APIs, so it takes quite a bit of effort to make any suggestions work with newest LOVR version.
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by wsc981 2y ago
> In these two early stories lie most of the subsequent Faustian motifs: the temptations of knowledge and power; the bargaining away of more distant spiritual gains for nearer material ones; the almost symmetrical rivalry of good and ev
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by wsc981 2y ago
Your response makes me wonder ... In the interview Kary Mullis mentions that no scientist ever has been able to proof that HIV causes Aids. He also mentions that test monkeys have been injected with HIV and these monkeys didn't develop
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by wsc981 2y ago
I think most of those right wingers are against illegal immigration. There's a big distinction here. I think very few of those so-called right-wingers are -say- against doctors immigrating to one's country if there's a doct
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by wsc981 2y ago
With regards to HIV and Aids, Nobel price winner Kary Mullis (inventor of PCR test), made many interesting remarks. I thought that was an interesting interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1FXbxDrDrY It's a quite
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Hugh Davenport - Operating System Development(youtube.com)
1 points by wsc981 2y ago|0 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
This guy is using the course to make his own little Raspberry Pi OS, or at least it seems so looking at the README. Though his OS is mainly written in C, while I believe the course is mostly or all assembly. https://github.com&#x
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by wsc981 2y ago
I recently started doing some front-end stuff using C# with Blazor [0]. As UI component library I'm using MudBlazor [1]. I think it's very easy to create a beautiful app this way. You can still use CSS if you want, but don't
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Baking Pi – Operating Systems Development (2012)(cl.cam.ac.uk)
50 points by wsc981 2y ago|4 comments
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Pallene: A statically compiled companion language for Lua(github.com)
66 points by wsc981 2y ago|74 comments
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Writing a C Compiler(norasandler.com)
1 points by wsc981 2y ago|0 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
So, I read the blog post and checked the Github page, but not a clear picture here for me. I am still kinda new to the LLM space. What would the use-case be for this model? What are the advantages over something like Llama?
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by wsc981 2y ago
I believe most managers think employees are more likely to slack at home. And I do feel in many cases this feeling is justified (though of course people can also slack on the job). Though, I do know for myself I am very productive at home.
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by wsc981 2y ago
Just estimate time. In the end, whenever I worked with story points in various companies, even though developers, Project Managers or Scrum Masters would often state that Story Points are a measure of complexity, in the end, the Velocity fo
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The Development of the C Language (1993)(twitter.com)
2 points by wsc981 2y ago|2 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
> Almost every product is certified in the EU (CE marking), although if you look closely it's self-certification and it's not always clear which sets of certification might be required for a product. Not to be confused with t
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by wsc981 2y ago
It can be worth a very nice amount of money. Life changing perhaps, depending on where you live. https://thethaiger.com/thai-life/lucky-fisherman-finds-whale... 3 million Baht buys a quite nice house or condo in Thaila
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by wsc981 2y ago
I never quite understand why the Finder gets so much hate. Personally I think it’s quite ok. I especially like columns navigation, quite effective for me to get around. It does make me wonder though, how do you feel about System 7.0 Finder?
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Imhex: A hex editor for reverse engineers(github.com)
634 points by wsc981 2y ago|133 comments
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Roblox has ported the entire front end JavaScript stack to Lua(twitter.com)
52 points by wsc981 2y ago|26 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
My Thai girlfriend enjoys her farm, spends a couple of hours a day to work on it. Of course, it's not our primary source of income, as that is my work as software engineer. For her it's a nice hobby. I don't think you'd
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3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development (2011)(gamemath.com)
131 points by wsc981 2y ago|44 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
Is there any fix possible for aimbots? So many first person shooters are ruined by aimbots. I loved Halo: Combat Evolved a long time ago, but at some point many people would start using aimbots and at that point the game was ruined for me.
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by wsc981 2y ago
I don't think so. He's shipped a few quality games. He can speak from experience. That's not to say I agree with all his opinions.
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by wsc981 2y ago
> So far I have spent 6 months in Rust and my old tool looks like a toy. How did I ever live without iterators, algebraic data types, the safety of a strong type system, and especially separate types for arrays and hashmaps for god sak
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by wsc981 2y ago
> One thing that's bothered me is that lua silently returns nil when you reference non-existing elements. That's been a pain when debugging, since a line with a typo (`a = typo`) doesn't fail, and the code fails much fart
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by wsc981 2y ago
The whole "horse dewormer" bullshit propagated by MSM was clearly a lie (in so far that this medicine has been used for decades by humans). So, you can't even trust MSM to not be a 'supersharer' of misinformation. S
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by wsc981 2y ago
> Is it trying to prove that a paper doesn't need to be any good to get published, or did I miss something? That was already proven a couple of years ago. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grievance_studies_affa
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Running .NET on the NES(youtube.com)
3 points by wsc981 2y ago|0 comments

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