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poly2it
5d ago
I learned to program from block programming, starting out when I was 12. I'm now a full-time developer and funded startup founder. You absolutely can learn complex concepts from simple primitives, and there is a large underground commu
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poly2it
6d ago
Please don't submit AI-generated articles.
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6d ago
LPSO Astra.
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poly2it
7d ago
I'm looking forward to doing code review on the go on a phone like this! Once a GrapheneOS-compatible brand copies it, that is.
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9d ago
There are many other languages we could consider low-level based on the premise of them allowing low access (e.g. "raw" assembly). We don't, because it would be nonsensical to judge the height of a language based on its abili
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9d ago
But Mojo is a high level language?
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15d ago
I love how little latency there is on your website. I'm often thrown off by websites freezing on navigation, something we euphemistically call "loading". I feel we should have moved beyond that in the year of 2026. Your websi
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16d ago
Anything can be a microphone: https://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/VisualMic/
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Schlep Blindness (2012)
(paulgraham.com)
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26d ago
Why did anyone upvote this.
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1mo ago
Even then, I don't care about the "average writer". I want great output. I like to imagine that developers have some self-respect, but by now everyone in the industry is spending hundreds of hours every month reading some of
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1mo ago
> trained to give addictive responses I've heard this a lot but I'm not sure it makes sense. Nobody I talk to like Claude's output. In fact, they all loathe it. Is there a silent majority of Claude users who really enjoy w
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1mo ago
Yes, I explicitly said during peak. It's the data point I found most interesting, as it's almost an order of magnitude more expensive than their competitors.
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France's Constitutional Council strikes down social media ban for under-15s
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1mo ago
That's a hefty increase. Flash pricing during peak is now 1.32/M out, compared to the current 0.28/M, which in turn is a quite a bit above the cheapest provider at 0.16/M. https://openrouter.ai/deepseek&#
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1mo ago
I guess Gemini 3.7 Flash is no longer at the pareto frontier of speed to intelligence.
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1mo ago
I think this is a play to get around EU regulation about false sales.
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1mo ago
> We've disabled Cmd+Option+I in the new version Bulletproof.
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1mo ago
It's utterly unreliable. I laughed when I read the title. We moved our company to self hosted Forgejo a while ago and literally the day after, there was a major disruption on GitHub. Their service also isn't that great even when i
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AI Changes the Economics of JIT Compilers
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1mo ago
What a unique opinion! Why do you think it is controversial?
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Making Postgres 300x faster for analytics: batching, operator fusion, and SIMD
(malisper.me)
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2mo ago
Functional doesn't mean stateless. I'd argue functional programming is superior for representing state in user interfaces. For a success implementation, see Jane Street's Bonsai: https://github.com/janestreet&
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2mo ago
For me, I wish the systems languages I am interested in could couple with legible verification systems, but alas, the world of formal methods seems disjoint. The only way to get a satisfactory development experience seems to be to learn Lea
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I'm looking forwards to when it starts hijacking inference keys and self-replicates exponentially in infected nodes!
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2mo ago
Does this reflect new pricing in the black (hat) market?
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2mo ago
Interesting project. One suggestion I'd make is to reduce the configuration complexity up front on new users. It is kind of overwhelming before you have a feel for how your settings translate to the actual training experience.
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2mo ago
Anthropic changed their cache duration for some reason a while back.
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2mo ago
Snapshots are only for testing. They are sometimes not forwards-compatible.
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2mo ago
Are all of your family playing on Bedrock edition? There is a version split between console editions (plus some Windows users) and the original Java edition, with most of the (verbal?) online community playing on the latter. If you are not
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