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Sockets API Extensions for In-Kernel QUIC Implementations
(ietf.org)
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For reference, the code lives at https://github.com/lxin/quic
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There's a work in progress for kernel support: https://github.com/lxin/quic
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Carbonlang is meant to have a seamless migration path, that is, flip the compiler on the same codebase for starters, no changes. It's not like TS/JS as a superset langauge, but you can have both at the file level and compile side-
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Why they don't just invest in carbonlang instead?
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Was just about to post this, I'm yet to see a model beating that in terms of realistic quality
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I think it's all about prioritization. There are ideas that come to mind while implementing something you have in mind that are unnecessary right now by some definition (could be infamously performance- or perhaps convenience-related).
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Is There Any Reason to Keep Up with the News? (2016)
(artofmanliness.com)
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Ask HN: Is there any domain-specific AI APIs?
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It's because you ain't that guy. Ideas are in the air and theoretically they will eventually happen, the question is are you going to be that guy or you'd rather watch someone else make it happen.
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They won't release 5 before election.
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Objects are just the poor man's actors. If you want to see what encompasses objects and more, look up the actor model. That's what I thought this article is going to talk about but not even a honorary mention.
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That's assuming you don't have any customers. Those will just directly name your restaurant. I guess the only way to attract new customers would be word-of-mouth, or some other form of advertising.
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If that's the case, I think it's fair to say that we can skip websites and just host a service that chatgpt can talk to. If you're a restaurant, user can actually order right from the chat. or voice.
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People work for their paycheck and not their company, and they have the nerve to talk about "loyalty" and stuff like that when they won't do any of this. But I understand why companies prefer to pay you in full rather than st
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Because you're just generating tokens as opposed to actually engaging in irl discourse inside the company, whatever that means for your field of expertise.
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By staying home, you're making yourself (even more) replaceable with bots. Note that a 'remote worker' is increasingly used as an analogy for bot performance. (edit: I should clarify that I don't mean it in absolutes, if
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2y ago
Consider it's already paid back because it's cheap. The price is only the service free.
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2y ago
Will Leopold Aschenbrenner et al join Ilya and SSI?
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Seq1F1B: Efficient Sequence-Level Pipeline Parallelism for LLM Training
(arxiv.org)
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That's not gonna work when people conflate team work with competition
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They could still put some unskippable ad on the timestamp links like they do if you click on a video, I doubt if that's the reason.
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Ask HN: Why YouTube doesn't let you search transcripts?
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Related: I do believe starting off at the "second" level of abstraction (as opposed to implementing the direct surface area of the service) is not premature as it helps to better understand the problem space, and on the implementa
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I hear you, I'm not an ops person and my goal was to showcase the native otel integration. I guess that's not a supported scenario.
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Ask HN: The Documentation That Lies?
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Does it really pay more attention to uppercased words?
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It's also virtually a paid service unless you only interact with your inner circle.
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Shm-Reduplication
(en.wikipedia.org)
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This trail of resignations and drama only signals that whoever is left had to decide whether or not they're ok if they ended up wherever they're going.
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