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by 334f905d22bc19 8mo ago
On the foolishness of "natural language programming". - prof.dr.Edsger W.Dijkstra https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EWD667...
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by 334f905d22bc19 8mo ago
same @jayeshk29 is our hero Finally i can finish my fizzbuzz for the interview
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by 334f905d22bc19 8mo ago
Did I read that right, that you have to have your computer unlocked at all times? Yeah what can go wrong when you are travelling and your computer is at home unlocked lmao?
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
If the day ever comes where this is not an option anymore, then I will just clean my house with a broom. Same thing goes for washing machines. If I can't buy one without internet, then I will clean my clothes by hand. Smart things are
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
Well, the things that got him canceled were and are wrong obviously. But anything (i know of) software related was right
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
Since Rust is not directly hardware, here is a nice tutorial on some simple OS basics: https://operating-system-in-1000-lines.vercel.app/en/ There was also some Rust specific OS tutorial somewhere that was written nice
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
There will also be the visionfive 2 lite in (hopefully) a moment for more risc-v capabilities. I am excited about it. Haven't looked too much into it, but what I've heard is that the visionfive 2 is not too bad. Lacks a few driver
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
Well, at least they made it incredibly annoying with the auto translated AI voice. At first I didn't even find the setting on youtube shorts to switch to the actual audio track. They should keep going though. Maybe someday I will be so
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
nice 9.5/10 (minus half a point because my brain got hurt a little)
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
This! Some time ago I was actually thinking about the exact thing in his statement. I mean even if the problems are structurally almost the same each year, it must be a huge time investment to come up with the stories and give them a little
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
I was thinking the same, but then it will probably be hard to get past day 6, because the complexity will ramp up faster
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by 334f905d22bc19 11mo ago
Oh that sounds really interesting. I was searching for something like that to render something on a fun-hacky-ledscreen with an embedded processor. All things I found weren't satisfying. But if I understand that correctly, I should be
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by 334f905d22bc19 1y ago
> It's gone on my infinite todo list of projects The best thing that helped me: Force myself to one single project only. And if I really don't want to do the current one, do a ___really___ small one, that's pure fun. I hav
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by 334f905d22bc19 1y ago
Another ADHD person here and I think my vision is almost the same as the creators. My goal is to build a fully self-hosted risc-v computer from scratch. It now took me 3 iterations and 3 years to get a somehow working risc-v CPU written in
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by 334f905d22bc19 1y ago
He really is. I find it even more awful when you are pointing out that Claude did something wrong and it responds like that. You can even accuse it of doing something wrong, if it gave a correct answer, and it will still respond like this (
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by 334f905d22bc19 1y ago
>It’s a paradigm shift in accessing knowledge This statement and similar ones along the line have a very bitter taste to me. Someone has to create the knowledge. Someone has to create the actual training data for others to be received in