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by hmry 8d ago
Firefox Android doesn't support WebGPU yet
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by hmry 10d ago
Oh, that's really elegant! I've got a whitespace sensitive language of my own, and I think I'll change it to use that rule! Thanks! (Until now, I went with the standard approach: Remember the leading whitespace of the previou
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by hmry 10d ago
You're right, mathematically it's undeniably true. However... One could imagine an even smaller subset interpreter. It's an interpreter for a subset of Python, consisting only of the programs that print "Hello World&quot
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by hmry 10d ago
In my experience, people justifying their own piracy usually think about it in terms of refusing to give money to unethical/monopolistic publishers. The fact that it results in money not going to the author is sort of abstracted away,
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by hmry 18d ago
But the person you are responding to didn't say "any and all borders are racist, including borders in your own home". You are the one misrepresenting their argument.
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by hmry 18d ago
"Advocating open national borders means you must let random strangers live in your house" a truly reasonable and not at all disingenuous argument. On par with "advocating socialism means you must let random strangers use your
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by hmry 21d ago
Your comment has three hands, that's the kind of collaborative communication style we should all aspire to. Personally, I suspect good writers will adapt in due time, not because they don't want to sound like AI, but because they
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by hmry 27d ago
> I made minor modifications post-generation (open question, probably enough) Hmm I don't think that would be enough. I'd expect that would only make the modifications themselves copyrightable, but not the whole modified work i
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by hmry 27d ago
"The website search company sells a tool to make websites", just another entry in the looooong list of Google's conflicts of interest
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by hmry 27d ago
I would like to know too, but the author's Github account seems to have been deleted, and the crates.io releases have been completely deleted too (not just yanked) so it seems impossible to view the file :/
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by hmry 1mo ago
https://vimeo.com/355556831 We don't care. We don't have to. We're the phone company.
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by hmry 1mo ago
ESP8266 uses an Xtensa CPU like the ESP32 (just a non-customizable preset)
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by hmry 1mo ago
Yeah, that works for making sure the machine isn't constantly crashing. Although from a security point of view it's still very bad. Every compiler / JIT has bugs, and bugs that let you write to random or arbitrary memory adre
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by hmry 1mo ago
That's absolutely hilarious
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by hmry 2mo ago
This is about the ACM licensing it to for-profit AI companies, who will then make you pay a subscription to access the knowledge. Not about making it "freely available to the public."
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by hmry 2mo ago
FYI it's not possible to downvote replies to your own comment
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by hmry 2mo ago
Sorry for not being clear, I meant the creators of Fil-C and Zig (since those are the ones mentioned in the article)
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by hmry 2mo ago
Awesome, the Haiku one is my favorite
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by hmry 2mo ago
It's annoying how many comment sections online are now just Rust vs Fil-C / Zig flamewars, and the creators of those languages are deliberately fanning the flames. I also feel there's a second dimension to the politics, where
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by hmry 2mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense
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by hmry 2mo ago
WebGPU only got started in 2021, so Im not sure what you mean. Could you explain? (Or are you thinking of WebGL?)
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by hmry 2mo ago
I do agree Vulkan is too cumbersome, but OpenGL is definitely obsolete. The OpenGL API with its binding-based approach is also very confusing for beginners, but the replacement Direct State Access API came too late (after Apple already deci
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by hmry 2mo ago
Mesa has Zink which translates OpenGL to Vulkan. AFAIK Asahi uses it because they only wrote a native Vulkan driver for the hardware, no native OpenGL driver. Apple themselves also don't ship a native OpenGL driver anymore, only a laye
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by hmry 2mo ago
"I will disclose, as a personal bias, that I hate ads." "They fundamentally misalign a user's incentives with the company providing the service" "Ads plus AI is sort of uniquely unsettling to me, I kind of thin
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by hmry 2mo ago
That's a shame, I love sarcastic posts. Although, when everyone is sarcastic all the time, it does severly degrade the discussion.
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by hmry 2mo ago
These proposed editions are per connection. A system-wide config file in /etc that changes defaults for every program would break any program that assumes the old defaults. It also wouldn't solve the problem of having to manually
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by hmry 2mo ago
It's only easy if you own a mac, otherwise it's somewhere between annoying and impossible. Last time I tried it, you needed a mac if you wanted to: - use AoT compilation (IL2CPP) instead of JIT - use any native libraries (or use a
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by hmry 2mo ago
Non-US hedging will be big for RISC-V in the future, but the geopolitics can also cut the other way. E.g. US banning US companies from using Chinese RISC-V chips, to protect their domestic players. Especially now that intel is partially sta
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by hmry 2mo ago
It's not running at 400 fps, the UI has the current global listener count next to a button that says "fps". The fps is only shown once you click that button. Weird design, I know.
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by hmry 2mo ago
Why make Claude play the guitar?

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