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ygritte
1y ago
I'm so grateful for the Lisp translation. Perl is such a write-only language, my hair curls up just from looking at it.
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1y ago
Has Doom been implemented yet in TypeScript types?
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The Q Programming Language
(git.urbach.dev)
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ygritte
1y ago
Thank you for this link, it saves me a lot of searching.
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ygritte
1y ago
You know you're dealing with jokers when they use Fahrenheit in space.
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Our first outage from LLM-written code
(sketch.dev)
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ygritte
1y ago
If there were an effective answer to this question, the state of Israel would be very frustrated. They've been genociding and apartheiding for decades, and nobody has been able to stop them.
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ygritte
1y ago
As an exception to said law: Yes.
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We Asked 100 AI Models to Write Code
(veracode.com)
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1y ago
> Imagine a hypothetical ideal implementation. You say it yourself, it's hypothetical. In reality it will be one in a way that enables all kinds of abuse and security issues.
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ygritte
1y ago
Too bad, that makes it harder.
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ygritte
1y ago
At least the last coding-with-AI chart is still too optimistic, I think. It doesn't reflect how AI coding tools are making developers less productive (instead of more) in non-trivial projects.
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ygritte
1y ago
What's the pro of not having a stable ABI?
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ygritte
1y ago
How does overflow behave?
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ygritte
1y ago
Fuck.
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ygritte
1y ago
You could never have the same amount of trust in LLM-generated code as in a human developer, even if you wrote a large amount of tests for it. There will always be one more thing that you didn't think to test. But the many reports of m
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1y ago
Found some explanation what negative capacitance is: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/611003/what-...
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ygritte
1y ago
Dang, I just realized that I misread it. I was seeing "I/Q" where it says "I/O". My bad.
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ygritte
1y ago
Implementing a feature and doing it in the worst and dumbest possible way are not the same thing.
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ygritte
1y ago
How can it be niche if it would be front and center for every responsible parent?
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1y ago
Is this the start signal for impending enshittification? Now that the actual customers of Figma are the shareholders? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44737346
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ygritte
1y ago
How did over a thousand people upvote this hollow article? Am I the only one who was looking for substance in vain?
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ygritte
1y ago
> existing audio I/O I never knew there even is such a thing. Where can I find it?
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ygritte
1y ago
Can you host that model locally with ollama?
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ygritte
1y ago
Does "unlimited" ever mean anything else than "until we change our minds"? Who would expect to get services asymptotically for free forever?
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1y ago
> not like the government looking out for the interests of its people. There's an idea. This government is just a propaganda machine for its head honcho.
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1y ago
It has turned from a library into a shopping mall. Anything that is not totally bland and mainstream would only pose a risk to sales.
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1y ago
Yep, shellcheck + syntastic in vim makes for a great bash "IDE".
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1y ago
> there's a policy encouraging users not to cry "llm generated" There is? If so, it should be reversed and LLM-generated crap should be banned.
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1y ago
Speaking of which, do you know what "well cut" means in this context?
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