lambda_garden

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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Couldn't this be injected into the runtime so that no code changes are required? Perhaps really performance critical stuff could have a "notrace" annotation.
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Java 21 is colorblind - but the colors still exist
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
I have a genuine question about Loom / virtual threads / etc. In languages with async-await syntax, I like that it is explicit what is sync and what is async. I also like how the "bind" points within an async expression
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
This is not equivalent to (say) a single Postgres database where we get shared state with transactions between all users - or have I missed something?
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
> LLaMA, with up to 65B params, opened against Meta's wishes They sure didn't try very hard to secure it. I wonder if it was their strategy all along.
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
The issues I raised were pretty concrete, and not merely "this symbol is better than that symbol"
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Why are people so enthused about Python syntax? Some problems off the top of my head: - The lack of new variable declaration keyword makes scopes less explicit. nonlocal is not simpler in the large than `let x = ...` - The lack of multi-l
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
The brittleness of this kind of thing is a real application for LLMs
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Could be getting ahead of the next iPhone announcement
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Indeed. A question we should be asking is what the Swedish government should have done if faced by mass non-compliance
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
Trouble with that is invoking main and declaring main are too similar. I prefer this: let main () = printf "hello" 0
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My Friends and I Bought an Island (2013)(tynan.com)
17 points by lambda_garden 3y ago|5 comments
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Larry and Sergey Won't Respect You in the Morning (2006)(flickr.com)
2 points by lambda_garden 3y ago|1 comments
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
But why not test? If we don't expect compatibility to break, then it will be little extra effort surely?
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by lambda_garden 3y ago
They use Haskell in any case [0] [0] https://jacobin.com/2022/05/jacobin-is-looking-for-a-program...