neoden

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by neoden 2mo ago
then we wonder how are modern computers so slow?
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by neoden 2mo ago
They even kind of admit that themselves and offer a remote page turning accessory with buttons for Kobo readers)
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by neoden 2mo ago
what is the attack vector btw?
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by neoden 4mo ago
> is scoped to "… at work" It should be but nothing guarantees you from meeting an interviewer that somehow misunderstands their role and then you will be in a situation when you need to choose what to do next: try to be open o
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by neoden 5mo ago
what a nice way to write an article!
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by neoden 7mo ago
The issue is not AI. It's our incentives that make having contributions to a well known open source project a currency for getting a job.
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by neoden 7mo ago
Coding with AI assistants is just a completely different skill that one should not measure from the perspective of comparing it to the way human programmers write code. Mostly everything that we have: programming languages, frameworks, prin
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by neoden 8mo ago
So it's using Pro/Max subscription. Isn't this going to be stepping on the same rake as OpenCode?
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by neoden 8mo ago
> LLMs are just probabilistic next-token generators How sick and tired I am of this take. Okay, people are just bags of bones plus slightly electrified boxes with fat and liquid.
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by neoden 8mo ago
Yes, I get your point and I think your arguments are valid, it's just not the whole story. The thing about programming languages is that both for their creators and advocates a significant part of motivation to drive is emotions and no
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by neoden 8mo ago
> would you expect a model (assuming it had the same expertise in each language) to make more mistakes in ASM, C, Zig, or Rust? "assuming it had the same expertise in each language" is the most important part here, because the
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by neoden 8mo ago
Innovation doesn't go for the sake of innovation itself. Innovation should serve a purpose. And the purpose of having programming languages is to overcome the limitations of human mind, of our attention span, of our ability to manipula
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by neoden 8mo ago
I hate to say it, but time is quickly running out for Zig(( AI might never pick it up properly and without that it will never go out of its niche
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by neoden 8mo ago
> the ability to write code I call it "the ability to communicate intent [using a programming language]" and suddenly building with AI looks at lot more like the natural extension of what we used to do writing code by ourselves
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by neoden 9mo ago
"Special Military Operation" (Специальная Военная Операция) is what the war against Ukraine is called in Russia
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by neoden 9mo ago
At first I thought it's about turning off settings that allow me to watch garbage TV shows (or garbage ending seasons of initially decent TV shows in this case)
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by neoden 10mo ago
no, thank you
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by neoden 10mo ago
MCP is already deterministic. What's huge about it is that it has automatic API discovery and integration built-in. It's a bit rough yet but I think we will only see how it's getting improved more and more.
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by neoden 10mo ago
So they can already implement the smell of files restored from the Recycle Bin
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by neoden 10mo ago
I don't think we should be surprised by this. A creature that needs to operate its body in 3d environment, perform complex manipulations with objects, participate in social interactions, probably use some sort of planning to optimise p
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by neoden 10mo ago
> you can run out of space at one partition, but have lot of free space at another that's exactly the point — you can run out of space in your /home but that does not affect, for example, /var. or vice versa, log explosion
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by neoden 1y ago
One could use a trigger for this. All we need is to setup a trigger that would delete all expired records looking at some timestamp column on update. That would eat up some latency but as was said, most projects would find it good enough an
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by neoden 1y ago
Does it fix array indexing starting from 1?
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by neoden 1y ago
If someone could reform patent law in such a way that it could be done in one country without jeopardising its interests, how could this be done?
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by neoden 1y ago
Why?
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by neoden 1y ago
The article is from 2018 and that should be mentioned in the title
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by neoden 1y ago
Is anything similar possible with Wayland?
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by neoden 1y ago
Zed was my daily driver for almost a year. When it's working fine and not drawing the mouse cursor at 3 FPS it feels pretty much as anything else in terms of perceived speed. I saw mentions that you need to be younger to notice the dif
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by neoden 1y ago
> the most attracting feature is knowing my editor/term is not backed by a browser engine How and why is this important? At any time I have two browsers with dozens of tabs and on top of it a slack client active, how another instanc
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by neoden 1y ago
Yes, I've tried them (Pragtical actually, which is another fork) and font rendering there is fine

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