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18d ago
This seems political and unrelated to the article.
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1mo ago
The article said they are looking for $1m to $10m in funding. Given the hype and pedigree, I feel they could crowdfund the low end of that trivially.
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2mo ago
Write the code yourself, use AI as a tutor. Learn to start a project from scratch and run it locally from your computer for any language you learn. Use a Linux laptop. Network and be socialable. Apply for internships. Learn deep learning an
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2mo ago
A caret with a character subtracts 0x40 from its hex value allowing you to insert non-printable characters. Uppercase H is 0x48. That gives us hex 0x08 which is a backspace. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:USASC
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2mo ago
https://pkg.go.dev/slices#Contains ? Also, if error wrapping hurts you so much (I don't use it), just implement a project-specific error that works how you want. This could be something that is JSON serializable, that
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2mo ago
Entertaining people is useful! In my opinion, it is probably one of the most ethical ways to make money. I think game development is in that category too. It is a very pure field where you are giving a consumer something they enjoy and seek
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2mo ago
The flexibility you bemoan in content creation is the exact same search people perform when running a startup. Finding product-market fit is a search process and content creators do the same thing. They see what customers like and focus in
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3mo ago
That's a very cool analogy but I might not be understanding something here. Why then do objects that have no light have gravity? If 99% comes from time dilation, why am I stuck to the earth rather than drifting toward light sources?
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4mo ago
This article doesn't address writing code with AI, just code review. My issue with agentic coding is that I make numerous micro-architectural decisions while programming. I almost never have a full spec up front and develop one as I co
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4mo ago
This is helps describe my biggest pain point when engineering a program with LLMs. They do not have the full theory of the program, which makes things difficult. Additionally, the more hands-off approach to programming (even when I try to m
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6mo ago
The better question is will you get killed. Foreign intelligence does not take kindly to interference, nor do well funded criminal enterprises.
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7mo ago
I have had success with an extremely aggressive red filter. My unchecked sleep schedule has me going to bed around 4 am, consistent over decades. I don't consume caffeine or any other stimulant. In the last 4 months I switched my light
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8mo ago
Non participation is an exercise of one's freedom.
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8mo ago
It says no bloat, is that a nod to it being built with something other than Electron?
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8mo ago
I have the complete opposite impression w.r.t. architecture decisions. The LLMs can cargo cult an existing design, but they do not think through design consequences well at all. I use them as a rubber duck non-stop, but I think I respect le
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8mo ago
There is nothing visible at this URL for non-Bloomberg subscribers.
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8mo ago
Did I completely miss the technical aspect of this blog? They list an improvement but no details on how they achieved it. It sounds like a trained embedding model and a vector search. All told though this just reads as boring product talk.
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8mo ago
If the US minimum wage is what we have agreed is the minimum amount someone should be paid to have a reasonable quality of life (and it can be argued that it is still too low), then number 3 is the only ethical choice.
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9mo ago
I strongly agree on this. I mained Windows for the last few years and got to the point where I was comfortable doing development similarly to how I would on Linux (text editor and command line build tools, cl, ml64, batch, etc.). I did that
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9mo ago
I don't really care if it is calm or not, I care if it teaches me a language. Duolingo doesn't really get you there in terms of language learning. Also, does it teach speaking, listening, reading, writing? Each of these goals is d
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10mo ago
I would have probably considered whoever was up material as the winner, as long at there was sufficient time left. I guess it had an active connection through the game end though, maybe web sockets. I was afraid it wasn't recorded beca
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10mo ago
Chess dot com was affected, I got a Cloudflare internal server error at the end of one of my matches.
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10mo ago
My current project uses Wails and a previous one used Tauri. I like Tauri a bit more but not enough to justify porting Go code to Rust. The primary difference I run into is how the JS <-> native interface is exposed, but this is very
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11mo ago
I have used Gemini's 2.5 Pro deep research probably about 10 times. I love it. Most recently was reviewing PhD programs in my area then deep diving into faculty research areas.
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11mo ago
I have this exact same problem with OGG files. Either their parser has some insane bugs or they are starting an isolation VM per file to run the parse. Either way, unusable.
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11mo ago
It is quite honestly faster to start WSL then use grep or find.
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11mo ago
I run a 500hz monitor. Generally, you want your FPS to match your refresh rate.
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11mo ago
I just made the switch. I had been developing on Windows for the last couple of years, mostly to get used to the ecosystem. I wanted to be able to write C and C++ like I do on Linux, without an IDE and with the native toolchain (i.e. no cyg
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3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I have glanced through the docs in past but haven't tried it. I am trying to do a bit more than what git can offer. First the good. Git LFS solves the issue of checking out a massive repository in whole. Git
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3y ago
I am working on this for a different definition of term dataset. I started learning deep learning which led me to start building datasets. Wanting to store versions of the datasets efficiently I started building a version control system for
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