blastonico

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by blastonico 10d ago
In this sense, not even assembly is a low-level language because an instruction may hide what the microcode is actually doing. IMHO, C is the lowest level a procedural programming language can get.
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by blastonico 2mo ago
> but I guess that's just a 486 *just* a 486. :-(
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by blastonico 2mo ago
There are billions of lines of garbage code out there written in C, C++, Java, you name it. So much garbage, it has driven people to create languages with tighter guardrails to help programmers. Yet, I've never seen those language crea
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by blastonico 2mo ago
Who are those "top" researchers? and how many?
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by blastonico 3mo ago
> there's been a massive increase in people migrating from C to Rust due to LLMs. Strange. I was expecting the opposite move as LLMs know the C pitfalls and traps well enough to write corrected code.
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by blastonico 3mo ago
No idea whether the claim is right or wrong, but this processor package is beautiful.
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by blastonico 3mo ago
Back in 2017, I had this theory that Google was run from the Vatican and the Pope himself was the CEO.
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by blastonico 3mo ago
But... it's memory safe. Not that git has any important memory issue, but now people with skill issues in C can contribute to it without breaking stuff.
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by blastonico 3mo ago
Three "racist" in a sentence is a bingo. Congratulations.
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by blastonico 3mo ago
Do you prefer human identification, like picking the suspect among a group lineup? More accurate I guess?
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by blastonico 4mo ago
Does anybody know what model they are using? Is that Mythos? This is impressive. I honestly don't know what to think about programming careers, need to reflect on my role in this area. The only thing that comes to mind the that quote f
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by blastonico 6mo ago
Why has it gotten worse? are there more PhDs in Hyderabad?
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by blastonico 6mo ago
Garbage in, garbage out. Most of the code out there is already crap, I'm just embracing it.
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by blastonico 6mo ago
I prefer VS Code with Claude Opus 4.6, it makes me more productive during my working hours so I can take more quality time with my family. I know that my point of view is considered .+(cist|phobic) (based on the post). I'm sorry for th
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by blastonico 10mo ago
9 months - from conception to birth
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by blastonico 1y ago
Not really. You're referring to agents, but the model doesn't always require agents, and the public chatbot is not connected to a shell freely evaluating arbitrary commands.
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by blastonico 1y ago
Oh boy, this really seems to be hallucination. Guys, chatbots are mostly token generators, they don't run programs e give you responses...it's not a simple shell program, it computes things in GPU and return tokens, in which are t
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by blastonico 1y ago
How does he know that the response isn't just hallucinations? I'm telling it because I work there and I don't recognize any of those processes. In fact I found one script named keepAliveJupyterSvc.sh in a public repo: https:
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by blastonico 2y ago
ok, I'm sorry, I think that politics are consuming me, it's driving my thoughts more than it should. I'll take some time off, breath some fresh air, and improve. Again.. sorry.
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by blastonico 2y ago
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by blastonico 2y ago
Exactly, Trump should have given him more $100 billion.
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by blastonico 2y ago
But I think it's great. So I believe it's even greater.
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by blastonico 2y ago
As far-left militants, don't forget we love Soros and Gates. These are fine.
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by blastonico 2y ago
Oh no, Linus is certainly crying now
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by blastonico 2y ago
Do you understand that times are changing and complaining/whining on the internet is just over?
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by blastonico 2y ago
Have to admit these guys are doing well
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by blastonico 2y ago
Sorry, but I prefer not to argue with people who support corruption.
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by blastonico 2y ago
Hats off to the DOGE team, they're unrevealing a long chain of corruption and money leakage.
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by blastonico 2y ago
Are they rewriting federal bureaucracy in Rust?
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by blastonico 2y ago
> The method names are more intuitive: e.g., then instead of map But map makes total sense, considering that maybe is a monad.

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