rhaen

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by rhaen 6mo ago
Tulip futures skyrocketed, it was economic speculation on a useless asset, not supply and demand. Crypto is the analogy, not AI. Given that the major AI labs other than GDM are private, this is even more true. Agentic coding absolutely bl
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by rhaen 6mo ago
Please don’t post AI generated comments, it’s against the rules and also just a waste of people’s time.
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by rhaen 9mo ago
Not strictly speaking? A universal subspace can be identified without necessarily being finite. As a really stupid example: the sets of integers less than 2, 8, 5, and 30 can all be embedded in the set of integers less than 50, but that doe
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by rhaen 1y ago
The majority of the complexity is in the library/executor, rather than in callers. We have an implementation at my company which is now being widely rolled out and it's a pretty dramatic readability win to convert callback based c
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by rhaen 2y ago
Well, P isn't really much of a choice, I don't think you can opt out of acts of god.
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by rhaen 2y ago
It's a truly fantastic paper, but like many things the idea that it's impossible to have a perfectly consistent global view of time doesn't mean it's not possible to have a near-perfect one. The blog mentioned AWS&#x27
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by rhaen 3y ago
I'll also note a lot of objections to the way C++ does backwards compatibility is their adherence to an ABI which they refuse to break, but also refuse to say they'll never break. Many of the problem that can't be fixed for b
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Rust fact vs. fiction: 5 Insights from Google's Rust journey in 2022(opensource.googleblog.com)
250 points by rhaen 3y ago|224 comments
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by rhaen 4y ago
I mean that’s pretty close to a mistake that students make so frequently it has a Wikipedia page https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freshman%27s_dream