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by debugnik 6mo ago
But the model has seen pretty much all the public Haskell code around, and possibly been trained to write it in different settings.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
> If there's something most people miss just state it. But the LLM suggesting a question doesn't mean it has a good answer to converge to. If you actually ask, the model probabilities will be pressured to come up with something
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by debugnik 6mo ago
> and installation is transactional Good explanation, but note that Tumbleweed can use transactional-update with btrfs snapshots like MicroOS. Updates are still applied live though.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
I too forget sometimes that Wii U existed.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
But nobody is using your hypothetical "structured CLI-based --help-equivalent consumable by LLMs and shell completion engines alike" either. In terms of mindshare, you're starting from scratch either way. I just remembered do
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by debugnik 6mo ago
I meant gccgo specifically, I don't doubt he's still active with Go in general.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
That structured CLI already exists: PowerShell cmdlets.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
Maybe? It's stuck at 1.18 without generics and no one has replaced its maintainer, Ian Lance Taylor, who seems to have moved on after leaving Google. But to be fair to alternative toolchains, TinyGo and TamaGo are also a thing.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
Good luck compiling on a toolchain that doesn't know about //go:embed or /* */import "C" comments.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
Yes, but they're the same mechanic really, so the earliest popular "loot box" game is probably some gacha game.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
They meant the idea of Wikipedia rewritten by Grok (or another controversial LLM) specifically, not just any alternative.
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by debugnik 6mo ago
> The test is to evaluate if a machine can think. The test is to showcase that the question of whether machines can think is meaningless. The point of Turing's thesis is that passing his test just proves the machine has the capabili
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by debugnik 6mo ago
Several games used to target Monogame for consoles but XNA for PC, and later FNA for PC. Monogame on PC used to be somewhat buggy in my hobbyist experience.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
That one gets used a lot when someone leaves their laptop unlocked at college.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Note than many games have used Monogame on console but FNA on PC instead.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
A snapshot is taken before installing updates, so you'd get two snapshots from your example. Rolling back would leave you right after adjusting firewall rules.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
It's confusing, but there're apparently distros called "GNOME OS" and "KDE Linux" now.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
A quick search tells me the megafab in New York was announced years ago, the Singapore fab is for NAND flash, and the Taiwan fab already exists and they're buying it. So none of those are in response to the AI demand for RAM, are they?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
There's still a line between values I disagree with and values that directly attack me as a person. The former is how many of us feel about some of our dependencies and most proprietary software we use, so it's clearly fine to som
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Switching to digital didn't change their fundamental mechanics, that's why they're still called photography and painting. But there's no such thing as AI photography, and it's debatable how much mixed AI tools like
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by debugnik 7mo ago
They're not building any new manufacturing capacity though. They assume this is a demand bubble and they don't want supply to exceed demand after it pops.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
I don't know about trash, but this post, this repo and even their comments on this thread are blatantly written by an AI. If you still need to ask for evidence, consider that you might be AI-blind.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Admiring? You mean your backhanded remark followed by > Read your statement again and tell me who the pessimist is, and who is most in need of a break from the internet. And that was to them replying to your first backhanded remark.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
> What's up with the avalanche of straw men? Poor quality comments lead to poor quality replies. I won't deny mine is as well.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
You envy the worldview in which people back their opinions with actual arguments?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Aren't those just overengineered sanitizers?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Where in your metaphor are the club next door using Persona instead of that implementation, and the EU's reference implementation requiring a Google Play integrity check to acquire a serial number in the first place?
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by debugnik 7mo ago
Not really, I'd be impressed if my moka could spy on me, at least after the first use.
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by debugnik 7mo ago
HN doesn't actually follow Markdown. There's no list syntax here, you need to start paragraphs to imitate it.

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