pillmillipedes

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by pillmillipedes 1mo ago
yeah, turns out you're right. god dammit. maybe one day
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by pillmillipedes 1mo ago
Unlike Rust and Cs before C23, C23's signed arithmetic is fully specified to wrap around. edit - nevermind, I'm wrong lol
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I'll try to do the first one since I think it's the most illustrative: 1 long typedef[[]]*($)(void*($),...); 2 int main() { 3 char* str = "Hello, world."; 4 $ $ asm("puts"); 5 $:&amp
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
this is great! very nice ui, and quite challenging on the high difficulties. reminds me of 14mv a bit - and judging by the reactions to it on steam you're going to get so many false bug reports from people not used to the long deductio
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
worst case, it's not generated and they just used ai for editing without realizing it has such a distinct style. that might be the case here: in the couple of paragraphs around the "I am but one" heading the writing style see
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
better yet, don't put out bot-written content at all.
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
why are so many websites called title-of-the-article-dot-com ai-generated? I suppose the kind of people making them just don't have a blog or something
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I've never heard of clutch pencils before! I'll definitely check them out since I'm not sure I'd ever put pencils and asmr in a sentence together -besides the one I'd just typed- and yet I still occasionally need on
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I'm kind of on the opposite side of the problem here where all my notes end up as unstructured puddles of thought vomit. in classes people asked a few times for me to show them my notes - they couldn't even figure out what topic t
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I doubt that it can. so in addition to C's quirks (which I know about), I have to care about go's quirks and solod's quirks as well? and for what? there's no solod-to-regular-go interop aiui, so just some tooling and t
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
interesting! have you tried putting the compressed payload into a large block comment at the end/start of the file, and recovering it by loading your own source as bytes to prevent the compiler from mangling the payload? I'm not s
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
note that this is going after "psychologically exploitative features intended to maximize engagement" of all kinds, not just infinite feeds. it also poses an ultimatum banning people under 16 from websites that provide such addict
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
can you give your example of a great article written by an ai or a cat?
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
not op, but from my experience overlined ts are a thing from a bygone era I'm afraid. my parents sometimes do it, but I don't know anybody under 30 who would write it this way. on the other hand I do sometimes see it written like
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
wow, what an interesting optimization! how would you even figure out that that if is what's needed to make it faster?
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I think putting the buckets in eytzinger layout might help with cache locality here? though on the other hand they might all fit into cache anyways.. I'd also want to try interpolation search for this (not necessarily linear interpol
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
you might be confused as to what terrific means
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
have you seen the website for the latest version of k? "barely a website" doesn't even begin to describe it https://k.nyc
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
talking about the linked parser which is clearly claude's not arthur's
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
[1] seems to have the actual details on compressed vectors. looks like for each page you're storing min&max, and the values come as offsets from the min (smaller->less bits per value), did I get that right? primitive speedup
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
on mobile firefox, I'm seeing tons of numbered footnotes that don't link back to anything. is this a styling issue or what? [4] like this
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by pillmillipedes 2mo ago
I know of odin, it seems alright, but it feels like every post or comment I see about what odin is like was written by its creator ginger bill. my $0.02: if they think odin is notable enough for wikipedia and all they need is for someone to
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
I don't mind discussing syntax when appropriate, but this feels like arguing over which trivial brainfuck substitution[1] is the best. > monoid nullables with `??` and `?.` are also give-or-take monoids. is it common though to `or`
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
if a user with/without phone number are equally valid states to be then types won't help you much. I think it's more about writing class User{phone: ?PhoneNumber} over class User{phone: ?string}.
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
right, but it appears they prioritize sending a strong signal to the people this *is* for over attracting some normies. keep it smol. if I were them and I wanted to address the outgroup I might start the article with "the old computer
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
interesting algorithm. if you can limit nesting depth to 255, the radix (now counting) sort version would become decently performant too. I think that's quite reasonable unless there's some unholy preprocessor-based metaprogrammin
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
sorry, I keep misreading that word as slopreneurs - though I suppose that's not entirely wrong either
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2501/
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by pillmillipedes 3mo ago
more intuitive than this article or just make in general?
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Introduction to Making Makefiles (2003)(jfranken.de)
42 points by pillmillipedes 3mo ago|6 comments

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