SJMG

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by SJMG 5d ago
Of course not. I'm so tired of the chess analogy. It was always a game and it was always performative. Research is fundamentally different. We are seeing the erosion of specific needs for thinking at depth. AI is the automobile for the
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by SJMG 5d ago
Denial of service is the established term. Hammering their API (reviewer committees) would be an informal one
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by SJMG 5d ago
You would think, except in their own testing they found no benefit. Some measures it was even worse on. https://blog.jetbrains.com/ai/2026/05/what-happens-when-you-...
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by SJMG 7d ago
I would guess that they will release a folio that can accommodate one. If not, a competitor certainly will.
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by SJMG 7d ago
Wow coming apple pencil support! That will be pretty awesome.
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by SJMG 8d ago
They pay at cost though, not the public API pricing.
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by SJMG 23d ago
Like not-not live in Montecito? Not everyone can be rich by your definition.
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by SJMG 26d ago
So who gets to live in Montecito?
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by SJMG 28d ago
Jane Street's use of OCamel gives them a comparative advantage in hiring . Many devs put a premium on the tools they use. Same story with Anduril/Mercury using Haskell. You can run a successful prop trading firm/weapons desi
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by SJMG 1mo ago
A billion a day? How many agents are you running?
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by SJMG 1mo ago
> Literally 30 seconds And knowing the magic keyword search `adix` to arrive at a prerelease library that you yourself wrote. That not's exactly an endorsement for discoverability. Unless I'm missing something, Nimble is essent
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by SJMG 1mo ago
Andreas is simultaneously brilliant and myopic to needs outside of his own (compiler dev). It's amazing how many fights he gets into with Status-IM engineers who are the biggest financial supporters of the project and the only notewort
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by SJMG 1mo ago
They have abc.xyz
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by SJMG 1mo ago
For sure, those things would go a distance towards making it a more competitive language. Why haven't they happened yet though...? Nim is not a young language. Leadership [Andreas] doesn't think they are more important than spendi
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by SJMG 1mo ago
Julia as well.
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by SJMG 1mo ago
Language-feature-wise it seems like Nim will be competitive. Ecosystem-wise… yeah it's kind of a nonstarter over in Nim land. There are not many go-to libraries and its culture is not very collaborative. People seem more enamored at wh
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by SJMG 1mo ago
I just wouldn't bet against Mitchell. He doesn't need the money. He does it for the love of it.
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by SJMG 2mo ago
Oh? What are the American model censorship tells?
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by SJMG 2mo ago
Well this preview includes many changes made to WebKit which Kagi, a so called independent browser, depends on. It's good news for you.
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by SJMG 3mo ago
This looks to be the end of the conversation now. Just wanted to drop in and thank you for your time commenting, pron. The common discourse is that "XYZ language is close to the metal and therefore Blazing Fast (tm)" people become
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Spindrift is amazing. So much better that champions of other brands will disqualify it on the basis of it actually having a trace amount of sugar.
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by SJMG 4mo ago
The problem — it's not that they don't write anymore; it's that they don't think anymore.
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Ornadyne: We're building robot birds for surveillance(ycombinator.com)
2 points by SJMG 4mo ago|2 comments
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by SJMG 4mo ago
You must not own property in Texas
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by SJMG 4mo ago
I'm concerned about the cracking clearly visible on the heat shield tiles. It doesn't bode well for rapid reusability.
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Quite a bit has changed. Here's the highlights: https://www.spacex.com/updates#starship-v3
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Do you value the infinitesimal improvement of model quality more than your privacy?
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Do you think the potential upside is worth the $5 it would take to explore?
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Great, as long as you don't mind the nexus of all human communication to be frozen in time three years ago.
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by SJMG 4mo ago
Not to mention the entire well is "poisoned" now. You can avoid LLM points of entry. You can't go to a random source and expect to avoid generative output.

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