DenisDolya

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by DenisDolya 17d ago
I used to write code with an LLM, but now I'm actively trying to switch to writing it by hand. Why? The answer is simple: I've noticed that I'm getting dumber at programming.
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by DenisDolya 27d ago
But how do you think it does that? At first glance, it seems like it's just reproducing code that was previously written by people.
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by DenisDolya 27d ago
I think this text also applies well to code written using an LLM.
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Ask HN: How many countries(the names of some of them) support EDGE connectivity?
2 points by DenisDolya 28d ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to make a tool like cURL that works with an EDGE connection?
1 points by DenisDolya 29d ago|0 comments
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by DenisDolya 1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49284344
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by DenisDolya 1mo ago
Is there anything that can be done about this? Please tell me if there’s a way to search and/or browse websites when the internet connection is terrible. Maybe there’s something like lazy loading, or using terminal utilities in Termux
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Ask HN:Why do websites today refuse to work on EDGE/2G?
7 points by DenisDolya 1mo ago|10 comments
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by DenisDolya 2mo ago
Thank you, just at the right time.
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by DenisDolya 2mo ago
I liked your project; I think it has potential. If I have the time, I might try rewriting some parts in C, but since I don't have the testing hardware, I'll submit the changes to you via a fork.
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by DenisDolya 2mo ago
What is the meaning of the game?
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by DenisDolya 2mo ago
Thank you for your article; I enjoyed the way you explained everything, especially your ability to connect philosophy with neurobiology.
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by DenisDolya 2mo ago
I agree about the freedom aspect. But the "4% Rule" in the form it’s usually presented—that’s just a form of masochism. It’s like starving yourself for three days just to gorge yourself on the fourth. Sure, you might be able to re
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by DenisDolya 3mo ago
Where link's?
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by DenisDolya 3mo ago
It would be great to add units with missiles that would fire at long distances and air defense to shoot them down.
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Show HN: Ttar 2.4 KB freestanding TAR archiver written in C, no Libc(github.com)
9 points by DenisDolya 3mo ago|0 comments
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by DenisDolya 3mo ago
Now instead of Doom we prescribe Half-Life. Is it worth waiting for the new rule "Half-Life works everywhere"?
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by DenisDolya 3mo ago
Thank you for your work.
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by DenisDolya 6mo ago
This is of course great, and very creative, but why not use an HTTP proxy if this TLS is still unprotected? Did I misunderstand something?
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by DenisDolya 6mo ago
Actually hfile has nothing new, So the basic philosophy here is a small binary.
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Show HN: I wrote a ~2KB executable file HTTP file downloader without Libc(github.com)
9 points by DenisDolya 6mo ago|6 comments
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by DenisDolya 6mo ago
Wow, this is impressive, everything is so realistic, it feels like I'm not in a browser but in a dark room with a PC where this game is running, I really liked it, it looks very nostalgic.
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by DenisDolya 6mo ago
I think it's possible to add the ability to upload files somewhere, and the ability to create folders for additional files there.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite microcontrollers?
2 points by DenisDolya 6mo ago|0 comments
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
It’s funny how we all complain about the noise and at the same time we’re all part of generating it. Maybe that’s just the nature of fast-moving ecosystems.
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
Impressive work.
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
Thank you for sharing.
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
This is seriously impressive — 6 BIPS by a single developer is insane. The correctness-first approach and clean architecture really show. But honestly, at this point, to make it truly useful, you probably just need to write your own OS next
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
Honestly, in many systems projects it is often simpler and safer to minimize or even avoid malloc entirely: rely more on stack, static buffers, or simple arenas. This usually leads to fewer bugs and more predictable behavior than building c
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by DenisDolya 7mo ago
This is an impressive piece of engineering, no doubt. The API is clean, performance work is serious, and it’s clear a lot of effort went into making this fast. But let’s be honest: without autograd and a real training ecosystem, this is not

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