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by indiv0 2mo ago
I like your take. I think I'd personally be in the same boat, if I was a participant in the study. Not sure if that take generalizes beyond us, though. https://xkcd.com/242/
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by indiv0 2mo ago
Still exploring different options but at the moment I run a daemon on each node that connects via iroh to link the nodes (and NAT traversal). Once the link is established the nodes share data via a Raft-based datastore. I can launch a TUI c
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by indiv0 2mo ago
Funny. I started working on a similar product myself just a few days ago. I have multiple machines for multiple different purposes. Each one runs different agents (some local, some cloud), for different tasks. Different ones store different
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by indiv0 2mo ago
Hard to avoid spoilers here but Vernor Vinge hits on pretty much exactly this in A Fire Upon the Deep . Though he's interested less in the hard sci-fi aspects of how/why and more on the consequences of it (story-wise).
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by indiv0 3mo ago
That’s a fair point. I wouldn’t want to take machine god’s proclamations on faith either. I’d prefer it if the knowledge was always within our grasp. There is also a possible middle ground where we don’t understand the questions or the answ
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by indiv0 3mo ago
My instinct is to agree with you. I believe that the drive to a deeper understanding of the problems is what helps us unlock new areas of study, and find opportunities to transfer techniques or bridge otherwise unconnected domains. But let’
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by indiv0 3mo ago
Been kicking around a similar idea in the back of my mind from the first moment "functional core / imperative shell" [0] and "sans-IO" [1] infected my brain. I've been chasing that high ever since. Unfortunatel
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by indiv0 3mo ago
You're not wrong, but if I'm talking to a Chinese Room, I'm still going to use pronouns and all sorts of meatbag-specific language. It doesn't matter if there really is a real person on the other end or not -- it's
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by indiv0 3mo ago
> music is basically a greenfield for AI wherever you look AIN'T THAT THE TRUTH. My girlfriend is studying musicology and she has some physical disabilities that make it difficult for her to write things down sometimes. So I try to
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by indiv0 3mo ago
My gut reaction is "I wish they'd just get to the point". Tbf some people would probably react the same way to my issue thread on the bug that I hit [0]. [0]: https://github.com/mnemosyne-proj/mnemosyne
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by indiv0 3mo ago
This thread will become a typical "haha slop company made slop" but I've been bitten by a bug exactly like this before in a (pre-AI, artisan) OSS project. The maintainer there didn't properly account for DST when calcula
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by indiv0 3mo ago
Can I get his decipher-forgotten-ancient-text skill? I want to try my hand at the Voynich Manuscript
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by indiv0 3mo ago
GP wasn’t asking how you gauge their tone. They were asking how would you classify the tone of the comment they were replying to . The implication being “I wasn’t the first with a condescending tone”.
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by indiv0 5mo ago
Eventually even a system like that can be gamed, similarly to how Leetcode-maxxing and the like sprung up in response to typical SV interview questions. Studying for the job becomes studying for the test becomes studying for the pre-test te
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by indiv0 1y ago
We just set all the lints to `warn` by default then `RUSTFLAGS="--deny warnings"` when building for release (or in CI).
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by indiv0 2y ago
This year, some members of the Rust Programming Language Community Server on Discord set out to solve AoC in under 1ms. I'm pleased to announce that through the use of LUTs, SIMD, more-than-questionable `unsafe`, assertions, LLVM intri
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Solving Advent of Code 2024 in Under 1ms(github.com)
6 points by indiv0 2y ago|1 comments
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by indiv0 2y ago
Incredibly detailed and fun read! I love love love seeing this kind of performance analysis. IMO one of the most fun and creative areas of programming is finding new avenues to squeeze out every extra nanosecond. Now if only Intel would sto
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by indiv0 2y ago
Reminds me of one of my favourite video essays -- "Everything is a Remix" [0]. The video and this article cover the same ideas albeit with different examples. Which is funny on a meta level -- the article could be called a remix o
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by indiv0 2y ago
Is this meaningfully different from Conductor (which they archived a while back)? Browsing through the code I see quite a few similarities. Plus the use of JSON as the workflow definition language.
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by indiv0 2y ago
How do y'all provide the fake AWS? Is it built in-house or are you running something like LocalStack?
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by indiv0 3y ago
Hydra not populating with cross compile builds is the bane of my existence. I'm using `clang` from `pkgs.pkgsCross.musl64.llvmPackages_latest.stdenv` to cross-compile Rust binaries from ARM macos to `x86_64-unknown-linux-musl`. It _wor
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by indiv0 3y ago
Sure! I mentioned a few orthogonal concepts that go well together, and each of the following examples has a different combination that they employ: - the company that developed Madsim (RisingWave) [0] [1] is tries hardest to eliminate non-d
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by indiv0 3y ago
I've been super interested in this field since finding out about it from the `sled` simulation guide [0] (which outlines how FoundationDB does what they do). Currently bringing a similar kind of testing in to our workplace by writing o
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by indiv0 3y ago
Minimizing control flow in loops is a good idea, but if you can FP-ize the loop entirely that keeps it pretty readable IMO. things .iter() .filter(|t| !t.is_yellow()) .take_while(|t| !t.is_rainbow()) .f
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by indiv0 3y ago
A buddy of mine got hit by one of these recently. He got a message from a friend asking him to try a demo of new video game. His friend is a video game developer so this didn't seem suspicious. The "video game" had a landing
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by indiv0 3y ago
Where is the state for the side effects stored? Say I have an AWS Lambda that I want to make idempotent. Lambdas don’t have local storage that persists across runs (unless you mount EBS volumes or something) so I presume state can be stored
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by indiv0 4y ago
I just did a comparison between almost every hashing algorithm I could find on crates.io. On my machine t1ha2 (under the t1ha crate) beat the pants off of every other algorithm. By like an order of magnitude. Others in the lead were blake3
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by indiv0 4y ago
Not going to quote the whole paragraph? The paragraph that goes on to say that there's an increased risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma and other issues? > The German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment toxicology review in 2013 found th
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by indiv0 4y ago
I haven't run ZFS + LUKS but I'm running ZFS Native Encryption. There is an outstanding issue [0] that I've encountered on two separate machines running in this setup. The issue occurs when using ZFS Native Encryption + (NVMe

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