larodi

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by larodi 3d ago
trivial to translate (or transpile) - okay. trivial to understand the result - not so much. trivial to then evolve it - hm... perhaps a different story. still, it seems very likely now, that such "quick rewrites" are viable, not s
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by larodi 3d ago
Thank you, very insightful. TBH, expected an actual flow of nonsense and suspicion meanwhile, but a daly later there is still none, perhaps the general sentiment already shifted enough. It also confirms the notion that the credibility of th
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by larodi 3d ago
So many of the news on HN, such as present one, can be actual stories/scenes from a cyberpunk game/movie these days, that we can safely assume this (otherwise imaginary) future has already arrived.
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by larodi 3d ago
would you please share what amount of the new dev (work done on brew) is AI/LLM-assisted. this major version bump was very quick to arrive compared to when v6 got released?
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by larodi 3d ago
an esoteric club perhaps, given half of these folks are imaginary?
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by larodi 3d ago
Sure, but 2019s Intel Macs are aboslutely usable for most tasks, and given much of the agentic dev. happens... somewhere remotely, it is more an opportunity to reuse this equipment for various tasks, rather than pollute the already dirty Ea
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by larodi 4d ago
Which organisation then immediately as of now guards against the Mad Rabbit or Joker or Agent Smith!?
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by larodi 4d ago
This cycle was expected. Then surely in few years comes the next, which will be better structured in a more comprehensive way.
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by larodi 4d ago
They need the right harness and either your help it auto produces in time enough content to further improve.
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by larodi 5d ago
The absolutely enormous catalogue is an absolute security (and often maintenance) disaster in 2026. Those who have ever delivered actual WP sites know the pain of it. Typical WP setups grow very fast growing towards completely entangled mes
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by larodi 5d ago
You don’t need them 99% of the time as these mods and plugins are effectively what WP lacks. For most trivial sites, and WP does lots of them, they can be promoted. It is much easier to prompt a relatively tight slop doing the same that WP
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by larodi 5d ago
as someone who loves to go down with a snowboard, I can see value to being taken to the top and then enjoying the ride down. im sure it is not a thing to be ashamed of, as millions do it.
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by larodi 5d ago
Wonder what would've Baudelaire said about generative art as in diffusion-based imagery.
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by larodi 5d ago
LLMs will surely fix this ubiquitous position of WP very soon.
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by larodi 5d ago
the name is a leftover from their original business - a chatbot. seems very appropriate to me. then they figured something called BERT exists, and pivoted, the name stayed. perhaps less ridiculous than NVidia which started with video and is
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by larodi 5d ago
SVG paths are basically LOGO programs.
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by larodi 5d ago
> I would bet that your clever "genz/genalpha/ gen++" would be more likely to introduce better teaching system than establish replacement for musical notation. Well I hope than someone does. Apart from that, I get you
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by larodi 5d ago
I still fail to understand how using the gantt charts is less convenient than using the medieval scribblings? The only argument being "cause nobody uses it" is not a true argument in favor of or against the point being made. If it
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by larodi 5d ago
indeed. make up your mind, and also "slow/fast" mean very little given plethora of models to choose from. fast for what, slow for what. fast with which harness, etc...
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by larodi 5d ago
wonder how it is a shock, given all that leads to higher prices is in the news for everyone since March at least. will restrain myself for further geopolitical context, but you get my point. and, yeah, people in UK and most of EU also saw t
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by larodi 5d ago
Would be surprising if they don't in fact. In fact it is perhaps quite straightforward to skip Claude and rather tell Qwen 3.8 27b to create an angry birds clone where you track the bird... or something along the line. Pretty sure they
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by larodi 5d ago
Almost nearing the price in Europe. So still early to complain.
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by larodi 5d ago
Sorry, but nobody really cares. In the objective sense, indeed. There are so many players already in this area, and Google's products in this area do not stand out with anything particularly impressive (at this moment, perhaps if they
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by larodi 5d ago
which engine? cause there are dozens already, and some are quite fast.
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by larodi 5d ago
I can see this pattern of many people using Qwen 3.8 27B for local inference both on Apple Silicon and x86. This implies the model must be very good, given all these peoples' opinion converges on it.
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by larodi 5d ago
Sorry, brov, but improvisation is not "following a notation", but exactly the contrary. And perhaps you should try to once in a lifetime use a DAW, I bet you may find yourself amazed by how easy it is to actually read these square
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by larodi 5d ago
No, English language is easy as sh... as piece of cake. A lot of it is marginalized French tbh, sorry, no offense, and the English in the USA is further simplified. You think tis difficult, because you never tried Russian, French, or Mandar
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by larodi 5d ago
Because people doing piano have never seen DAWs, or never tried to use them? Because computers are bad, and piano is good. What a nonsense! And I've heard this argument hundred of times, and then at the end most music is produced/
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by larodi 6d ago
Music theory for the 21st century with notation from several centuries earlier. Hmm.... sorry but tracker's table-like views are much easier. And so are most DAWs gantt-like editors. 100 times easier to comprehend than notation having
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by larodi 6d ago
winui3, yes. but afaik windows-rs is the generic crate, right? not something ms released as rust-first approach to winui3?

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