wudangmonk

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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Read it a few times and I do not get what the problem is. Are we talking about copyright for snippets of code? sure hope not because that is stupid, are we going to copyright sentences next?.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
This is honest question for those that use python for these compute intensive tasks and is not meant as a critique. If you ultimately end up having to use c/c++/fortran native libraries and work around pretty much everything pytho
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
In the case of the orca this is an easy question to answer. Its for the lulz.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Shakespeare and Tolkien are similar to me. If you ever say you did not like them, you have an army of defenders calling you names about your lack of education and literary maturity, you always get attacked for who you must be as a person. R
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Language servers are slow. Nobody could have predicted this since on paper json for process to process communication seems like a very sound choice, if the geniuses at microsoft could not solve such a difficult problem then surely this was
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I think this task is beyond the capabilities of what GPT4 can handle, this is simply asking too much out of it. For other languages I'm sure it has no problems. https://faculty.georgetown.edu/jod/texts/twain.g
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
To me it seems that the biggest red flag is his pettyness, this guy went into an all in war against Disney for making him look bad, dug himself into a hole and just kept on digging. This guy is considered the "smarter" Trump. What
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The current reddit seems to be written in js/python. I can see the logic behind js since its a lot easier to find devs and thanks to all the hard work of the engineers behind v8 its not a slow language. I do not understand why python w
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Sure hope that their claim that the expectation to have the same structures and connection strength among all languages was backed up by studies. Otherwise this reads to me like scientists discovering that water is wet.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
ChatGPT Prompt: Write a pontificating argument in favor of child labor filled with allegories, similes, use poetic language that sounds convincing but lacks details and is meant to evoke an emotional and patriotic feeling in readers.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Step 1. Build at least 1 decent mmo. Have an off-game hub where people can interact and show off stuff they collected in said mmo. Step 2. Keep adding more games and activities, boom! Metaverse. Facebook went all in with VR and social inter
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
This example seems to fall into the same shallow-knowledge or unfamiliarity with the domain which has been the conclusion of everyone that has tried to use chatgpt in their workflow. If I'm doing something using a language/tool I&
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I never realized it was a program until just now that you mentioned it. I only ever used that single page I linked when I came upon it one day while searching for how instructions affected the flags register.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Being self-taugh I decided what better way to learn programming than starting with the basics?. Assembly was my first language, I could read and program in it so I considered like I knew the language. It wasn't until I created a sinple
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I did read Blindsight and I do think that the self is a story that the mind is constantly creating which narrates and explains things but disagree that it is a waste of brainpower since it is the only thing that can give value to things. Th
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The time skip with location displacement reminds me of a game I once played as a kid. Where someone would crouch down and take very deep breaths, then take a final deep breath, stand up and hold it and someone else would try to make them pa
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
They discuss flow-state and they state that it amplifies learning. Flow state is always described as being in a state of intense focus and where you might not even notice the passage of time. I have experienced this state many times in life
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I think abstraction is promoted way too much in programming. People use lisp macros as an example of too much abstraction since it allows you to write a DSL that only you understand yet they celebrate the poor man's DSL they create usi
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Should have written it in rust, it has ZERO cost abstractions.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
React native and all these similar DSLs always seemed like a bad idea to me. I can forgive it on the web as you have no other choice than to use the 3 broken pillars which is html, css, and js and build your sand castles on top of that. I w
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The requirement says 65% renewables, is nuclear power considered a renewable too?
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Slow as molases? I will assume you have actually written quite a bit in it since you seem to like s-expressions and I really can't think of any other language other than lisps that use them. With that in mind, what other lisps are runn
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
From my experience its not the language that is the issue, its usually people with little to no experience in the language parroting what they have heard online. Whenever anyone that gives it a serious try to build something and does not be
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I guess that's one way to get around the labyrinth that is the new and improved windows UI. It will start off with pre-defined registry tweaks/powershell scripts, but it will continue expanding. My money is on less than 6 months b
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Didn't we just read how this same country prevents other countries from enjoying these societal achievements?. What exactly are we praising here?.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
You mean the average brain with about 100 billion neurons with about 1000 connections each bringing it to around 100 trillion connections. With an estimated 1000 "AI" neurons required per biologial neuron. I don't think you a
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Less effort and and hassle to write a new language down to the compiler itself than to deal with glib/gobject. This is unironic btw.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
You can have a good type system and have fast compile times. In every single language with 'complicated type systems' it always comes down to type inference on polymorphic types which causes these issues, this has been known for o
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
What a dumpster fire Swift turned out to be. My first experience with it saw compile times go up more than 10x from the previous objc code base. Everytime more and more of apple's libraries were replaced because all the objc stuff was
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
and this is exactly why its not. I think we can all agree that the hollywood idea of competent people behind the scenes in positions of power has been proven wrong again and again. Any 4d chess move is the accidental consequence of a move s

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