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4d ago
When you see the level of cheating and deception: I think they’re Sam Altman-aligned.
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19d ago
Bend the spoon* * for people who don’t know the ref
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2mo ago
Exactly.
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2mo ago
It was indeed an attack. The trains and other public transports to bring these people there were free that day for that specific destination.
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2mo ago
Just think of it as a decompression procedure. That’s all.
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2mo ago
Hilarious. It is absolutely a logical défense: our societal order and its relative fairness don’t emerge from the void. Otherwise a victim defending himself is the same as the person assaulting? Perpetrator: you just stabbed me OMG! Victim:
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2mo ago
I never understood how people referred to or understood “whataboutsim”. I personally understand it not as a diversion but as a critique of the moral higher ground implied by the first accusation. Said differently: keep your own house in ord
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2mo ago
I wouldn't disaree on the ergonomics: a powerful but unusable tool is... useless! Though ignoring all the PL lessons for the sake of "pragmatism" is just plain ignorance. Rust has a quite solid theory backing. Zig has nothing
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2mo ago
From a PL Theory perspective, Zig is vibe-coded. Not sure why people use it.
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2mo ago
I was wondering WTF was happening. This was past month: 516 + 518*n 516 n=0 count=4454 1034 n=1 count=318 1552 n=2 count=129 2070 n=3 count=56 2588 n=4 count=35 3106 n=5 count=14 3624 n=6 count=6 4142 n=
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3mo ago
Because it’s supposedly open?
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3mo ago
The main advantage of PeerTube and alike is that they keep the “professional content creators” and their crappy content away. Because of their unique monetisation feature.
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3mo ago
The Pi compression algorithm is better.
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3mo ago
The important properties of the logarithm are structural: we usually do not care about units or bases, except when carrying out an actual numerical computation. As developed in the article, informally, but somewhat sufficiently, the change
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3mo ago
I think sooner rather than later, AI will replace CEOs.
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4mo ago
You’re absolutely right to push back on this. Sometimes it’s not just about the Ys but also the Qs.
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4mo ago
Enterprise programs*
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4mo ago
Photoshop?! Where we’re going, we don’t need photoshop.
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Efficient biosorption of nanoplastics by food-derived lactic acid bacterium
(sciencedirect.com)
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7mo ago
I assumed new projects but I just realised that I didn’t write it. But still disagree: we have cbindgen.
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7mo ago
> I would say modern c++ written by someone already familiar with rust will probably be structured in a way that's extremely easy to port because you end up modeling the borrow checker in your brain. I can't stress out how much
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7mo ago
Imagine you read a value from stdin and parse it as: Maybe Int So your program splits into two branches: 1. Nothing branch: you failed to obtain an Int. There is no integer to use as an index, so you can’t even attempt a safe lookup into so
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9mo ago
Well I never advocated the latter, so please. And my logic is very sound, better than yours. :) I was replying to "the US does not get to decide who can have a nuclear weapon and who does not". As much as I agree with that... my
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9mo ago
As much as I agree with you. Iran is signatory of the NPT with all its consequences. Instead of letting more countries develop these weapons, we should work on denuclearizing all countries, starting with the US and Russia and their insane a
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10mo ago
The next generation will include another processor to offload the inference from the RISC V processors used to offload inference from the host machine.
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1y ago
What core type theory is C3 actually built on? The blog claims that @pool "solves memory lifetimes with scopes" yet it looks like a classic region/arena allocator that frees everything at the end of a lexical block… a techniq
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1y ago
Ah I see, it’s a solution too!
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1y ago
I don’t really understand your point there. Sound type systems are equivalent to proof systems. You can use them to design data structures where their mere eventual existence guarantee the coherence and validity of your program’s state. The
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1y ago
Just create dummy wrappers to make a type level distinction. A Height and a a Width can be two separate types even if they’re only floats basically. Or another (dummy) example transfer(accountA, accountB). Make two types that wrap the same
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1y ago
Another masterclass from the DODGY department.
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