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   Chinese firm tops Micron and Kioxia in shipments of crucial NAND memory chips(cnbc.com)

   5 points by yogthos 2mo ago|1 comments
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   Pax Silica isn't about manufacturing alone though since its goal is to lock clients into an American-managed technology stack across all the strategic tiers. The problem is that China is already deeply embedded in all these layers and
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   Yeah, that's gonna be a tough one. Do you pick the side of open models you can run and tune in your own country to have control over them, or do you rely on American models that can be turned off at a whim. Seems like the choice is pre
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   Qwen3.8-27B – Release Day Demos(loktar00.github.io)

   5 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   might just be slow, it can take over 5 min to compile
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   Map: Tracking OpenAI's Leadership Exodus(ca.finance.yahoo.com)

   3 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   I'm gonna shamelessly plug my own here :) https://dirge-code.github.io/
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   I'm so glad I managed to get their subscription when it was on sale for 250 bucks a year back when it was 5.1. Back then it was just ok, but after 5.2, it's become my main workhorse. And 5.3 is looking fantastic.
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   by yogthos 2mo ago

   Oh I was using that as just an example of how to do interop. I'll add more docs on that.
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    It's not like JVM Clojure is going away, we just have a bigger toolbox now.
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Jolt actually does have both Scheme interop and FFI https://jolt-lang.net/docs/host-interop.html and it is possible to make .so libraries with Jolt as well right now
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Prtotocols tend to be useful for the same reason as Java interfaces. For example, Ring uses a protocol to specify the contract for the adapter. So, then you can just implement it and seamlessly drop in wrapper Jetty or Undertow or whatever.
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Yup, Jolt has TCO inherited from Scheme
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    I really love how people keep trotting out this straw man man that working with LLMs is just typing a prompt and then having LLM magically produce a working project. In practice, you obviously read the code to understand if it makes sense,
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    A carbon nanotube network combines fracture resistance with extreme hardness(ibtimes.sg)

    1 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Glad you got it working, and yeah it is just standard reader conditionals. I've also look for .jolt files which get preference over .clj, so it's possible to add Jolt specific behavior which overrides existing behavior in a librar
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    The real question is why you feel the need to comment on something you don't care to understand. Thanks for admitting you're just trolling and there's no point trying to engage with you.
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    The website layout is the same one I used in projects like Luminus long before LLMs even existed https://luminusweb.com If you have specific comments about the quality of the code then I'd be happy to discuss that. Attackin
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    The reason it's possible to move fast here is due to the fact that I'm porting an existing language to a new runtime. All the hard work and hammock time has already been spent by the core Clojure team and the community. I'm n
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    If you have any actual constructive criticism of the code, then I'd love to hear them.
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Hi, thanks, glad to hear you enjoy my other work! :) And yes, you absolutely can drop both down to Scheme and do FFI to drive native libs as well https://jolt-lang.github.io/docs/host-interop.html https://jo
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Oh I would definitely recommend ClojureScript or Squint for running in the browser. Using Gambit to compile to Js was really just an illustration of how Jolt has a portable layer that can be compiled to a completely different Scheme backend
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    I have a slightly different goal from Jank because my goal is to provide a runtime that supports existing Clojure libraries. I've spent the time to map out Java standard library APIs that popular libraries use and to create shims on to
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Indeed, it's a nice ecosystem to be part of. :)
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Thanks, and I have good news on that front actually. I recently factored out a portable Scheme layer and got Jolt to compile against Gambit as a backend. And given that Racket is basically an extension of Chez, it should be trivial to build
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Author here, glad to answer any questions about Jolt.
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    The US Military doesn't have right to repair(pogo.org)

    8 points by yogthos 2mo ago|2 comments
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    Having real continuations helped with adding support for core.async on Jolt(yogthos.net)

    1 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    I don't see how it can not happen at this point. Iran won the war and has shown everyone that the US can't even protect itself in the region let alone the Gulf states. The bases, radar installations, supply depots, airfields, and
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    by yogthos 2mo ago

    Indeed, with these kinds of things it's the journey that counts. And no problem, thanks for letting me know.