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by levzettelin 20d ago
Just from looking at the title, I feel that this talking about AI in general...
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by levzettelin 2mo ago
This is just silly. The great gift of language is that it allows us to talk about arbitrarily complex things using a stream-like medium. Human speech is fundamentally 1D. The tree like structure of the concepts in language then facilitates
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by levzettelin 2mo ago
"I like it! It's bold!" lolol
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by levzettelin 5mo ago
I haven't read this yet, but from the title I'm surprised that it doesn't mention Kolmogorov complexity. How does Kolmogorov complexity relate to the concepts in this article?
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by levzettelin 7mo ago
> Astronomical tariffs [...] and from all of this they got only $130B ? Which is it? A number can't be small and large at the same time.
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by levzettelin 7mo ago
Well said!
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by levzettelin 7mo ago
I don't mourn our craft.
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by levzettelin 9mo ago
Could someone ELI5 what this does?
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A standard language for machine-readable code comments(github.com)
1 points by levzettelin 9mo ago|1 comments
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by levzettelin 9mo ago
Would be interesting to heard about similar attempts, in particular for other languages like C++.
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by levzettelin 10mo ago
Hmm, interesting! Sounds a bit like a DSL for ECS with tight integration of event handling.
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by levzettelin 10mo ago
I'm probably not gonna do it, but just out of interest: What is the syntax?
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by levzettelin 10mo ago
Music being "good" is subjective. A programming language, however, can objectively be better if it allows a subset of programmers to better solve certain problems. The reason for why OCaml is not more popular, thus, is that this s
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by levzettelin 11mo ago
His name is Strangeway, he's sporting this preposterous mustache, and he looks after Big Ben. The guy is basically a living meme lol. He must be fun at parties; at least for like 2 minutes haha.
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by levzettelin 11mo ago
Why "Geometry"? Seems to just be a math 101.
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by levzettelin 1y ago
// You are responsible for releasing the structure in the end arrow_array.release(&arrow_array); This doesn't look like RAII. How is this idiomatic for C++20? Why do you have to pass a pointer to "this&quot
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by levzettelin 1y ago
As a German, that's exactly what I was thinking lololol
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by levzettelin 1y ago
These days, a lot of brainpower is spent on scamming people (case in point: Vivek Ramaswamy). One can really make quite a good living off of scamming people these days. If you could reduce the brainpower of that demographic, I think this wo
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by levzettelin 1y ago
If you primarily reduce the brainpower of scammers, like Vivek Ramaswamy, I think that would help, even if it reduces overall brainpower.
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by levzettelin 1y ago
Basically https://www.shadertoy.com/ for dummies. Right up my alley haha ;)
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by levzettelin 1y ago
A tried A Short Hike. Games like this make me anxious, actually, because they make me feel like I'm wasting time. But I'm not anxious in general. I guess, it depends on the person.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Can someone ELI5?
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Tiny Pointers(arxiv.org)
163 points by levzettelin 2y ago|35 comments
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Lost me at "DSLs".
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Proactor vs Reactor(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by levzettelin 2y ago|0 comments
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Fake news. > The house overall was a 7-digit number. Sorry, I'm not comfortable being any more specific than that.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Is this using vscode's DAP under the hood?
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by levzettelin 2y ago
This video makes me happy. :)
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by levzettelin 2y ago
God, how often are people gonna post this editor here. I guess you can sell everything as long as it says "AI".
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by levzettelin 2y ago
tl;dr They made a C++ string type, let's call it "german_string", with sizeof(german_string) == 16. german_string can be in SSO mode (4 byte size field plus 12 SSO bytes) or in long string mode. In long string mode, they stil

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