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by y1n0 10mo ago
This question misses the point. Everything you learn today informs how you learn in the future.
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The C3 Programming Language(c3-lang.org)
371 points by y1n0 10mo ago|259 comments
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by y1n0 10mo ago
start here: https://github.com/YosysHQ/oss-cad-suite-build
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by y1n0 11mo ago
What works for me with overdrive is using holds and then when it comes available, if I'm not ready to read I let someone skip ahead of me. That way I'm still next in line but it gives me a few days until someone else finishes the
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by y1n0 11mo ago
The key phrase in the parent is “in the ocean”
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by y1n0 11mo ago
The standards don't remove the need for code review. In fact they provide a standard to be used in code review. Anything you can automate is nice, but when you have exceptions to rules that say "Exception, if there's no rea
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by y1n0 11mo ago
Sell! Sell! Get back in there and sell!
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by y1n0 11mo ago
I think that’s off by a factor of 10.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Depends if they are the right resources.
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by y1n0 1y ago
That top bezel is twice the size of my m4 mbp.
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by y1n0 1y ago
I use tcl at work. It’s fine, but it’s one of those languages that’s heavily tilted toward “easy to write but hard to read.” TCL can be so customized that it’s unrecognizable, breaking all compatibility between hosts.
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by y1n0 1y ago
You should qualify that with “in your chosen location.” And there is absolutely nothing wrong with choosing to live where housing happens to be expensive.
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by y1n0 1y ago
In the context of the article, it's inflammation rupturing the 'fibrous cap' on plaque deposits leading to a heart attack, so I presume OP is talking about the inflammatory response to having the flu.
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by y1n0 1y ago
I don’t know. He covers this pretty early in the post. > The only reason it works for many common programming workflows is because they are common. The minute you try to do new things, you need to be as verbose as the underlying language
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by y1n0 1y ago
For me, i use a case because the damn phones are slippery as hell.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Nothing in that documentation says anything about the Apple Neural Engine. MLX runs on the GPU.
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by y1n0 1y ago
He didn't say it didn't have the autofill feature, he said sometimes it doesn't work. I've experienced this pretty routinely with two different managers.
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by y1n0 1y ago
> That's insane. Who the hell pulls a number out of their ass and declares it the new reality? Chatgpt.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Ai can’t read something dynamically rendered with JavaScript. At the moment.
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by y1n0 1y ago
The drivers are remote, but they are still there, dropping in as needed.
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by y1n0 1y ago
There are companies that specialize in memory controller ip that every one else uses, including large semi companies like Intel. The ip companies are the first to support new standards, make their money selling to intel etc. Allowing intel
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by y1n0 1y ago
I think the argument would be all the extra support electronics, in particular capacitors.
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by y1n0 1y ago
That's not what pedantry means.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Yes but that is generally public, with other people able to weigh in through various means like blog posts or their own paper. Results from the LLM are your eyes only.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Well, Claude is quite popular and I wouldn’t be surprised if in the course of gathering or purchasing training data the vacuumed up output from other LLMs.
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Claude Code Router(github.com)
160 points by y1n0 1y ago|59 comments
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Claude Code Router(github.com)
2 points by y1n0 1y ago|0 comments
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by y1n0 1y ago
I'd be interested in smaller models that were less general, with a training corpus more concentrated. A bash scripting model, or a clojure model, or a zig model, etc.
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by y1n0 1y ago
Seems appropriate for a construction related company.
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by y1n0 1y ago
This it’s true, and must weighed carefully. I prefer casual games because of this.

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