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Wayve secures $1.5B to deploy its global autonomy platform(wayve.ai)
1 points by horsellama 7mo ago|0 comments
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by horsellama 10mo ago
shameless plug to something similar (albeit less polished) I’ve been hobbying on for Fantozzi and PeepShow (still wip) https://asdfasdf.fyi
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Meta Says the 2,400 'Adult Movies' They Torrented Were for Personal Use(vice.com)
50 points by horsellama 10mo ago|25 comments
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by horsellama 1y ago
I only remember things I understand/care about. Until then there’s no way for me to retain anything. Therefore I double down on practice the concepts and test my understanding.
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by horsellama 1y ago
I gave it a serious try for a side project. Entirely vibed from system design to backend, db, frontend and all sort of ci/cd hacks. I ended up binning the fully vibed version and started again with a design of my own. This mostly becau
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by horsellama 1y ago
homebrew. I dream of something quick and simple to use as uv is now for python ecosystem
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by horsellama 1y ago
OP may want to test this setup here [0]. This is a bit more challenging than replacing a google query with a LLMs pipeline [0] https://code.golf/mandelbrot#assembly
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The NeurIPS 2025 Google Code Golf Championship(sites.google.com)
1 points by horsellama 1y ago|0 comments
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by horsellama 1y ago
pregnancy is no joke, you don’t undergo that experience just to see if you like having a baby for one year
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by horsellama 1y ago
oh yes, they do but I meant the actual sticker on the keycap (very silly requirement, I know)
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by horsellama 1y ago
finally a vendor that allows the customization of the super key and also ships with nvidia gpu I might have found a new laptop…
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by horsellama 1y ago
Julia is fun when used with the “array” mindset. It can also get very terse [0] [0] https://code.golf/wiki/langs/julia
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by horsellama 1y ago
what’s the performance of the vm? can you use it for medium heavy tasks?
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by horsellama 1y ago
OP, are you my manager by any chance? /s This resonates with me a lot, I can try to show you my perspective. Been there 10+ yrs, started as “graduate” and never officially got a promotion but I’m now considered principal. This is mostl
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by horsellama 1y ago
you’d need a training set covering all the useful cases. Something that we don’t have even now for mainstream languages
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by horsellama 1y ago
A small (not tiny) apartment with a tiny (that yes) garden/outdoor space in Tokyo. Murakami describes something similar in “The Wind Up Bird Chronicle” [0]. I want a small kitchen corner and a spacious and luminous living room for read
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by horsellama 1y ago
the jobs requiring cuda experience are most of the times because torch is not good enough
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by horsellama 1y ago
In random order: fixing bugs that bother me; networking; learn
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by horsellama 1y ago
this. Having JC focusing on, say, writing a performant OSS CUDA replacement could be bigger than any of the last 20 announcements from openai/goggle/deepmind/etc
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by horsellama 1y ago
just give a go at vibe coding a moderately complex system and you’ll realize that this is only hype, nothing concrete it’s a shame that this “thing” has now monopolized tech discussions
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by horsellama 1y ago
The Ergo: https://www.zsa.io/the-ergo
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Brutalist Framework: FOSS Framework for the Brutalist Web Design Style(brutalistframework.com)
4 points by horsellama 1y ago|0 comments
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by horsellama 1y ago
fwiw, on mac/ios you can put your obsidian vault inside icloud directory and have a “free” cross-device sync feature.
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by horsellama 1y ago
same but clicking on the hamburger menu it shows a link to “Motions”, which seems to be the first level/demo of the game
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by horsellama 1y ago
Epistory https://store.steampowered.com/app/398850/Epistory__Typing_C...
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by horsellama 1y ago
What about Grok 18+ models?
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by horsellama 1y ago
sounds about right, I was pulling all nighters and had no weekends, holidays, etc However, some courses were “easier” and didn’t require such effort.
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by horsellama 1y ago
I used them to keep track of time in a broad sense. Once the candle was on, my mind wouldn’t care about the time and could focus on the course work. I was offloading the time tracking to the candle (if that makes any sense). It was also han
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by horsellama 1y ago
talking about focus hacks…when at uni I had odd studying hours, often mixing day and night without any clear distinction. What kept me grounded were scented candles. IKEA used to sell those with an expected burning time. My favs were the 4
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by horsellama 1y ago
+1 for legos those bricks helped me out of burnout towards the end of my studies (14 exams in 3 months…yes, you can do that in Italy) now I keep new unopened boxes (+ my childhood stash) ready for future dark days

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