Fiahil

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by Fiahil 3mo ago
Oh, you should try OpenSpec !
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by Fiahil 4mo ago
Not Op. For 1), yes, there is an "observe" step in the process where - when the project is deployed - it observes and reconciles what happens vs what should happen based on specs. I believe more variant are bound to emerge when ha
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by Fiahil 7mo ago
Clasp, from Foundation, was nice
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by Fiahil 1y ago
Question to the one that tested it : Does it still timeout a lot with unreliable response time (1-5 sec) ?
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by Fiahil 1y ago
At some point, the community is also responsible for the demanding expectation of a "not slow" compiler. What's "slow"? What's "fast"? It depends. It depends on the program, the programmer, his or her
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by Fiahil 1y ago
You can go one step further if : - you don't reallocate the array - you don't allow updating/ removing past inserted values In essence it become a log, a Vec<OnceCell<T>> or a Vec<UnsafeCell<Option<T>&
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by Fiahil 2y ago
Yes, but that’s only a few hours away through hyperspace !
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by Fiahil 2y ago
I think you misread : - 2 actors on 1 thread = OK - 1 actor on 2 thread = you are probably doing it wrong. As for the rest, whether or not they are used in communication systems and whether or not they are cpu-bound, consider there are and
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by Fiahil 2y ago
> multiple actors can run on a single thread. Right. It's not a very widespread use case, to be honest. You'd find that most would be N actors for M threads (where N <= M ; an Actor in itself is never shared among multiple t
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by Fiahil 2y ago
What's the reason for using Async for an Actor framework ? They run in separate tasks / threads anyway and they are cpu-bound. So, why would it be necessary to make them async ?
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by Fiahil 2y ago
Yet, legal opinions seems to differ : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40423224
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by Fiahil 2y ago
Can I mix french and english when talking to it ?
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by Fiahil 3y ago
stomata open, light interacts with chlorophyll, water is moved and creates a tiny depression in the xylem tube, more water moves up through capillarity
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by Fiahil 3y ago
How does this compare to ZeroMQ (ZMQ) ? https://zeromq.org/
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by Fiahil 3y ago
> The alternative is to dive into the literature on lock-free mpmc queues, which are kind of gnarly to implement. A lot of the literature handwaves ABA problems with stuff like "use hazard pointers and RCU" without correct pseu
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by Fiahil 3y ago
For the (un)bounded logs, the whole concept reside on the fact that the log isn't going to move once allocated, and that references to an item will never be invalided until the end of the program
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by Fiahil 3y ago
in the case of a bounded log, readers are expected to give an offset at which they want to perfom the read (kafka-like). So the linked list would involve going through all the links and following end tail refs/pointers. It would make r
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by Fiahil 3y ago
I used the same approach while designing a lock-free bounded broadcast log (as in a "RWLock<Vec<T>>"; a MCMP, append-only Vec). It's quite easy to do because it's bounded. However, I could not find a way to m
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by Fiahil 3y ago
I'm a 5y user of Firefly-III, and was very happy with it. Unfortunately, JC5, I discovered Actual recently. It's not that FIII is bad at was it was doing, but simply Actual was a bit faster, a bit simpler, a bit more practical to
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AgentKit, a Full-Stack Starter Kit for Building Constrained Agents(github.com)
3 points by Fiahil 3y ago|0 comments
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by Fiahil 3y ago
> No it's not, it's extremely common. Arc-Mutex yes, Arc-Box no. It's like "I want a shared, immutable reference to something recursive, or unsized". The heap part makes no sense because it's already allocat
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by Fiahil 3y ago
> after the number of times I resorted to things like Arc<Box<..>>. ... What are you doing ? It's definitively unusual.
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by Fiahil 3y ago
A Zoe is 1.5t ..
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by Fiahil 3y ago
It also excludes the Toyota Prius and a few other hybrid because they weight more than 1.6t, despite not being an SUV. FYI, a Zoe weights 1.5t
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by Fiahil 3y ago
Question to my fellow Scandinavians friends (Hi! from France) : In this matter, the union agreement is more or less what we call a "convention collective" in France ?
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by Fiahil 3y ago
From my understanding of your description, "Tarifvertrag", is more like a "convention collective" in France. If that's the case, then Tesla would have been subject to the CC as well, regardless of the unionised stat
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by Fiahil 3y ago
> You're launched high into the atmosphere! The apex of your trajectory just barely reaches the surface of a large island floating in the sky. I got some serious Zelda: Tear of the Kingdom vibe reading this !
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by Fiahil 3y ago
I don't think it's working properly. Most (if not all?) trains are going at around 40-20 km/h. Why would they all stop in the middle of nowhere like this ?
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by Fiahil 3y ago
The answer is is the survey you linked : https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022#technology-most-loved-d... It's the most loved language, by a wide margin, and has been for several years. PS: and to be honest, I love prog
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by Fiahil 3y ago
To answer a query, your LLM needs to "read" the documents first. The context window will not be big enough for this, so you have to fine tune the model. Problem is, you need to cross-check with the reference material in case it&#x

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