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by zamalek 5mo ago
This the lobbyist's FUD, and SKG are so up-front with the reasonable constraints that it makes it pretty obvious that this is a paid piece. Edit: oh, it's yours. Spend 5 minutes understanding exactly what SKG have said they are n
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> and injects relevant context back into future prompts It looks like this is left as an exercise for the student?
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by zamalek 5mo ago
That plan smells AI generated: > Gooey is in better shape than most ~140 KLOC Zig codebases — every directory has a mod.zig, namespaces are layered, and core/interface_verify.zig provides compile-time platform-backend checks. But th
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by zamalek 5mo ago
I don't currently have a personal use-case for container services, but Quadlets are another example of systemd (and podman) beauty. It looks like someone has gone through the trouble of making the OS+home-manager modules: https:/
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> with AI-generated content excluded from pre-training. Though this is largely impossible these days, unless they pre-trained on pre-AI era data.
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by zamalek 5mo ago
That is an absolutely massive amount of unsafe, is the plan to reduce it over time? The benefits of the Rust build system are reason alone to use this (as a direct competitor to the C version), but claims about memory safety are suspect n
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by zamalek 5mo ago
I've was part of an acquire-to-remove-an-annoyance, including having the better product that didn't win for niche reasons - which vaguely matches the situation here. Yes, NVIDIA can wind down Groq (unambiguously a better product i
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by zamalek 5mo ago
I would argue that this form of disclosure is ethical in the face of Microsoft misbehaving. It's like mutually assured destruction - and in this case (it sounds like) Microsoft tried to cheat and thought they would get away with it. Fe
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by zamalek 5mo ago
First result: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/05/amid-mythos-hyped-cyberse...
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by zamalek 5mo ago
There's also things that have since been discovered: * Ralph Wiggum loops * Simply not allowing an agent to stop its turn until all tasks are marked as done * Sub agents over worktrees * Context compression
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> Probably more interesting It is widely suspected that self-inflicted "bad news" ("Mythos is so dangerous we just can't give the public access to it") is nothing more than Dario's typical style of marketing
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by zamalek 5mo ago
The productivity is going into perverse incentives[1], e.g. we have improved (by which I mean "increased") token use. More PRs every day. More lines of code. All things we knew were shit-brained metrics a decade ago (obviously exc
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by zamalek 5mo ago
I have tried Nim meta programming (to make a tree vaguely like the one used by Zed), and the tooling support of pretty dreadful. I ran into multiple compiler crashes or simply unhelpful and confusing error messages, alongside LSP hangs.
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Last I checked (which was a while ago to be fair), LLVM machine code quality still lagged behind GCC - so things should be slightly more interesting with the GCC back end. There were also some bugs (hence disabled optimization passes) and m
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by zamalek 5mo ago
You'd have to have a model that has never seen children, which is perfectly fine, but I can't see any of those with the resources to train such a model form scratch actually doing so.
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by zamalek 5mo ago
I'm part of The Rust Evangelism Strikeforce. In all seriousness, whatever suits the task well. Rust is for passion projects where I want to enjoy coding something; I find Go to be more of a direct competitor to C# - but it has the edge
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by zamalek 5mo ago
When I cared about C# (which is no longer the case), I was lightly involved in the discussion for this and sibling features - mostly theorycrafting exactly your ask: the JIT team very succinctly expressed extreme disinterest in adding suppo
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> ICE sort of feels like a militia with infinite funding and basically no oversight. ICE is a proto-gestapo for what it's worth - including having a way to report unwanted ethnicities. They answer to the sovereign and are not accoun
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by zamalek 5mo ago
What they charge people says nothing about what it costs them. Off the top of my head, one confounding factor is trying to win back marketshare from Anthropic. We will only know the actually situation once Anthropic goes public and we can l
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by zamalek 5mo ago
What I don't get about tailwind is: why not just use the style attribute at the point?
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> Agents are fixing bugs so quickly and at a scale humans can't do already. This is an illusion, I assure you. On a side project of mine with behavior that's very hard to translate into an algorithm (never mind code), after a f
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by zamalek 5mo ago
It's not really plausible to host at home, unless you have deep pockets. What you/we win here is a model that doesn't suddenly become worse like the proprietary ones have been doing, and you can choose a provider from a compe
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> they sure as hell would be comparing. You're implying that Gamers Nexus is some form of Linux outlet/content creator. They aren't, they only started doing Linux content this year/late last year (and only plan to d
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Windows and Linux trade punches in terms of overall experience. What I've seen around is that if Linux has worse FPS, it tends to have more consistent pacing (it generally has better pacing - but not always, I had to abandon Once Human
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Yeah i got a CC1 due to price alone (Prusa was out of my range but obviously vastly preferred), and then they started trying to pull bullshit with firmware. They backed off after outrage, but don't forget that this is exactly what Bamb
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by zamalek 5mo ago
> Louis Rossmann posted a video saying he'd pledge $10,000 to help the open source dev fight Bambu's legal threats. And I'd happily chip in too, but that's only useful if the dev wants to put himself back in Bambu&#x2
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Is the idea here to add function calling to models that don't have it, or even improve function calling (qwen quirks)?
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Debugging (gdb, but GUI frontends exist for gdb in general): https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/HIP/en/latest/how-to/debu... Fortran: https://github.com/ROCm/hipfort Python (no
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by zamalek 5mo ago
Obviously this is bad in general, but what's the threat profile here? Google already has the content of your emails and I guarantee they have pinned down your fingerprint unless you're using Snowden-level counter-int. Protest this
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by zamalek 5mo ago
My sentiment matches your exactly. I'm sick and tired of CUDA - but it's really not going to change. Could maybe be forked with some dynamic smarts, HIP is basically 1:1 with CUDA: https://github.com/amd/amd-l

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