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by paufernandez 4d ago
I think the real bottleneck is one layer down: ASML.
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by paufernandez 11d ago
My thesis advisor and team doing interesting work.
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by paufernandez 18d ago
Nerd sniping at its best... ;)
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by paufernandez 21d ago
I'm still rooting for Modular, though.
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by paufernandez 2mo ago
I had thought of this, so nice to see it done!
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by paufernandez 3mo ago
We assume sometimes that everybody experiences this in the same way, but a lot of people might be super-sensitive to it, and others completely immune. It is quite possible that the ones obsessing about it are the sensitive ones, because the
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by paufernandez 3mo ago
A friend of mine actually did it, and he is quite happy.
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by paufernandez 3mo ago
I also believe this. And I think very few people can pull it off, and Chris Latt ner is precisely one of them. I hope that the agreement includes open sourcing Mojo at some point. Chris mentioned fall 2026, iirc.
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by paufernandez 3mo ago
The most beautiful form of power.
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by paufernandez 3mo ago
It is increasingly important to be able to see that many things are true. There is no single "truth". Many things are true at the same time , and in all aspects of life. Each brain is like a band pass filter, and the effort we sh
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Create Your Own Programming Language with Rust(createlang.rs)
3 points by paufernandez 3mo ago|0 comments
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by paufernandez 4mo ago
"They're made out of neurons" "Neurons?" "Neurons. Cells that fire impulses. We checked the whole thing through. It's nothing but neurons." "Neurons doing what? Where do the words come from?&quot
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by paufernandez 4mo ago
I've been taking a look at the source and it's a work of art :O
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by paufernandez 4mo ago
Upvoted just for the name.
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by paufernandez 4mo ago
This is solved by Mojo already, they must be rushing something to compete, since Mojo is in version 1.0beta1
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by paufernandez 5mo ago
That some people play survival all the time because "that's what life is" does not mean that humanity doesn't have pockets of more quiet, non-competitive environments where blue pressers thrive. Humans have had a lot of
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by paufernandez 5mo ago
The thing is, all those red button pressers can't see that, for all their exact and flawless reasoning, they have a bias towards individuality, which they see as the only possibility, and we blue button pressers perfectly understand th
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by paufernandez 5mo ago
To me, the whole point of the riddle is that it reveals the most internal bias towards either yourself or others, meaning that you do things for society or for yourself. Blues don't understand reds, reds don't understand blues. Th
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by paufernandez 5mo ago
I could put my signature on your comment as if it was mine, wouldn't change even a comma.
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by paufernandez 7mo ago
Apart from the exhaustion of context switching, I believe there is a internal signal that gauges how "fast" things are happening in your life. Stress responses are triggered whenever things are going too fast (as if you were drivi
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by paufernandez 8mo ago
The funny thing is that upon registration of a .cat domain you are required to acknowledge that your website is not related to cats at all. So those domains are, in theory, not in compliance.
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by paufernandez 8mo ago
Agree. But sometimes there is no "root cause", the brain is still a mystery. If you had been depressed even when you knew there was nothing to worry about, you would see it differently, because then you deduce that the black cloud
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by paufernandez 8mo ago
Yeah, but the xz algorithm is also not counted in the bytes... Here the "program" is the LLM, much like your brain remembers things by coding them compressed and then reconstructs them. It is a different type of compression: compr
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by paufernandez 11mo ago
Same here, I flew head first down a ramp because I slammed the breakes too hard and the next thing I remember is people asking if anybody had a handkerchief or something, since my head was bleeding. A solid five minute blackout.
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by paufernandez 11mo ago
I wonder what kind of gun uses books as munition.
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by paufernandez 11mo ago
In my case I fully grasp what such a future could be, but I don't think we are on the path to that, I believe people are too optimistic, i.e. they just believe instead of being truly skeptical. From where I look at it, LLMs are flawed
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by paufernandez 1y ago
Yes, and each person has a different perception of what is "good enough". Perfectionists don't like AI code.
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by paufernandez 1y ago
Very snappy, I like the animations very much (they keep changing, you had fun!). I tried signing in with Google and it didn't work (blank screen). But I've played a lot with these games and I've made my own, and yours is very
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by paufernandez 1y ago
Simon, don't you fear "atrophy" in your writing ability?
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by paufernandez 1y ago
I'm the opposite. I am not convinced until I "see it". Probably has to do with our innate talents.

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