childintime

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by childintime 5d ago
I'm as tired as you when the top comment always seems to be crying "this was AI generated". Especially since the use of AI to make a new language is almost inevitable, as it is too onerous to experiment, build and innovative
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by childintime 6d ago
Shouldn't we stop pushing the cost of things onto the public, in both CO2 and nuclear contamination? Surely a nuclear reactor is only economical if you don't have to pay for the cost of a Chernobyl type event. Did they assess the
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by childintime 12d ago
A really nice application could be making test jigs, to validate everything on the PCB is functioning properly. One could have it design a fully custom motherboard with pogo pins and the necessary software, etc. All should be low complexity
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by childintime 20d ago
Why a red apple? Why not a woman? Porn?
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Scrapscript solves the software sharability problem(scrapscript.org)
3 points by childintime 21d ago|0 comments
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by childintime 23d ago
Or even HN commenters?
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by childintime 26d ago
I wholeheartedly agree. Even China integrated. It's not where the rift comes from.
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by childintime 27d ago
The financial center of the world selects its winners nearby. As simple as that. Businesses outside of the US have never had much of a chance. China does the same now, as the engineering center of the world. And they have to because the fin
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by childintime 27d ago
I don't care much about the typed part, I care much more that this is a good take on what an assembler should be, far ahead of the GCC monstrosity, that serves just one purpose well: it screams "don't use me". This featu
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by childintime 27d ago
The Darpa Tractor project looks to achieve the same: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41110269 Just a few weeks back it was judged as unlikely to succeed. Now Canonical want to get in.
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by childintime 27d ago
We will be it's body, it will sense through us.
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by childintime 29d ago
while the only thing that matters is you understand the mechanism and you therefore know how to apply it. it doesn't matter if you know the name, unless you want to Google it. but now with AI you can still find it. so take it easy. eng
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by childintime 29d ago
Just a little bit of solar goes a long way to keep the lights on.
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by childintime 29d ago
Solo geniuses don't have the money to operate the patent system, it doesn't work for them. All they can do is sell for cheap or else get bogged down. When they invent as an employee they outright don't own it. That's a m
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by childintime 29d ago
I'd like to see a benchmark on this specific topic: Reverse engineer the hardware protocol from a driver, or just migrate a driver from one OS to another.
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by childintime 1mo ago
People don't seem to get this was a genuine question. What is a network without people using it? Anyone here on reticulum? The internet may be ripe for disruption, as it has been domesticated for corporate use. It is no longer ours. Br
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by childintime 1mo ago
Never does the author say what language he based his essay on. If it was C the conclusions might be skewed. Also, with AI the coding process converges on developing a good spec and discussing the architecture tradeoffs first. It often doesn
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by childintime 1mo ago
The resistance is out there somewhere?
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by childintime 1mo ago
It seems to me this tech still presumes the data sits in data warehouses, which i don't like to start with. The tech succeeds in packing the data in identical black boxes, so they all seem equal to the map-reduce function that runs ove
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by childintime 1mo ago
I find HN changed quite a bit in recent months. More kids looking to chit chat, instead of the post-once-no-reply culture I was used to. It's becoming tiresome. HN needs to hide the draining comments from everyone that isn't in th
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by childintime 1mo ago
You have put on rosy glasses. Solar begins saving CO2 immediately, while nuclear reactors begin emitting CO2 before they are ready. After a 10-15 year investment in concrete that results in around 4x the CO2 emissions.. they are obsolete by
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by childintime 1mo ago
> Today, personal or community websites are rare, and are run by a dying breed of enthusiasts. Now our communications and our memories, our photos and our videos, our precious data belongs to Meta, Apple, Microsoft, or Google, stored beh
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by childintime 1mo ago
How do you improve on Markdown or simplify it? They seem different axis to me, markdown is already as basic as it gets.
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by childintime 1mo ago
Wish you good luck. It feels like we still live in the stone age regarding the tools in circuit design. We need something easily written by LLM's.
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by childintime 1mo ago
Yeah you have to frame the prompt as if you've come across some potentially extremist view you want to know more about, and pretend you're an outsider needing advice. Then you bias it to favor what you really want to know.
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by childintime 1mo ago
well, you may consider rewarding known quality users with an extended limit, say double. the others can pay ;)
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by childintime 1mo ago
> Electricity becoming a commodity doesn't necessarily make nuclear reactors become commodities. Bad comparison? Nuclear reactors become obsolete. The only reason to build a nuclear reactor is as a government vanity project, just to
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by childintime 1mo ago
I wonder if the future is forecast in the AI relationship market. Imagine it fabricates a world wide love affair, and hires to make it come true. That would make people so unified in their "love", they would turn against everyone
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AI Reverse Engineering Benchmark(agentre-bench.ai)
1 points by childintime 2mo ago|1 comments
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by childintime 2mo ago
Personally I'd like to see hardware registers reverse engineered from a driver binary.

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