saint-evan

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by saint-evan 17d ago
We got RISC-V support before an official 3.14t docker image.
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by saint-evan 20d ago
Oh shut it *eyeroll
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by saint-evan 20d ago
Not to be critical but I clicked thru to another article, 'Ai makes sitting with discomfort shameful' and I still don't get it. I don't understand the need to cry about a completely optional tech. Especially when, if yu
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by saint-evan 1mo ago
Not sure how you're missing it. He's making a distinction between the concept of a Project and a Product. I agree with the distinction and he seems to be saying that the author has the wrong concept of what a product is but to ans
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by saint-evan 1mo ago
Thank you.. Good luck, cuh!
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by saint-evan 1mo ago
Absolutely ABSOLUTELY love the idea and the first thought I had was Virtual Desktops! If that's a correct way to think about it then I can absolutely see myself using each tile (Desktop/Monitor to me) to contain a single thread of
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by saint-evan 1mo ago
I kno you're not suggesting the visual system would drive coding at all or that it'd be a way to visually code (see: scratch). You seem to mean it as a visualization of the current code base. I'm hoping Google's code wik
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by saint-evan 1mo ago
No, it's called not throwing more shit at an already shitty wall just to add feature x_2.
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by saint-evan 2mo ago
Thank you soo much!
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by saint-evan 2mo ago
Looove your kitten... How could I make one? I'm basically asking permission before I go raid your elements (inspect site)
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by saint-evan 2mo ago
yaaay... More fuzzy 'me vs them'-ism.
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Read Rust Like a Chinese Character(dawaba.pages.dev)
5 points by saint-evan 2mo ago|1 comments
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
I see your angle now. Thanks for the conversation!
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
Yeah you're right. It's an oversimplification to say components in physical engineering domains have no memory. I was thinking about how logic gates are reasoned about. But that's not the exact point... It's that the arg
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
'in->func()->out' work cleanly for physical engineering domains because blocks of computations (or functions) have no memory basically. There's no DB and there's usually no global state in the way you'd mean w
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
Yes! That's exactly true. I have a very real experience on this. I got introduced to Anthropic's family of models with Claude3.5. I fell in love with the specific personality of Sonnet, the model. I can't remember if back the
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
*siiiighhh... Slop automation. Removing self from loop, automating brainstorming. It's madness. No way that code is any good, shippable beyond 2 users or even maintainable beyond auto-slapping on more slop. Sad.
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by saint-evan 3mo ago
This is really interesting 'vibe research'. I also really like the term as well, it points to how much more easy exploration has become with these tools. Anyway, this idea of context sculpting is something I’ve been circling for a
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
I think I come at this from a very different angle. I grew up around books, so I default pretty hard to being reader-first. I don’t really factor in the author’s effort when I decide if something was worth reading. It’s almost entirely abou
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
I really <i>REALLY</i> enjoyed this article and the direction it took me in. I went in with zero preconceptions, just read it straight through, and only after opening the comments did I realize it was largely AI-assisted. E
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
lol but you have to first 'view' something as replaceable before yu try to replace it, no? So companies DO see SWEs as cogs and try but fail to actually make them replaceable, yes?
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
>If all that mattered was the code and the systems, and people were cogs that produced code that businesses wanted to optimise, then none of these actions make sense. No, No... Of course all that matters isn't just the code. My fram
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
I think your view is sentimental. For businesses the code usually IS the value, and devs ARE human resources that produce code. It sounds cynical, but it’s basically how most orgs operate. From the company’s POV employees function as cogs i
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by saint-evan 6mo ago
>Disclaimer: Creation of this file was AI-assisted. If you thought I was going to write out a .md file for AI myself you must be mad. AI for AI. Human for Human. 'you must be mad'. Aggressively hilarious. Love it!
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by saint-evan 8mo ago
This is absurd! The author raised money without a concrete execution plan, treating capital as permission to “think,” and then panicked when thinking alone didn’t magically turn into value. The post implies there was no wedge, no market ins
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by saint-evan 9mo ago
Looks like a great application of the Titans and Miras paper published by Google research a year ago. You seem to be facing a problem of what to learn during 'sleep'. The paper has a great opinion on determining exactly that mathe
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by saint-evan 9mo ago
>About 20 years ago, I tried to found a startup. The ideas were good, and the team was good, but the execution was awful, and while we almost raised some money, we didn’t quite get there. Our failure was my fault. And I was pretty upset.
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by saint-evan 10mo ago
THIS IS THE MOST AMAZING THING I'VE EVER READ I MY ENTIRE LIFE LMFAOOOO
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by saint-evan 11mo ago
Maybe if you mentioned a more complex, lower level or niche language than typescript like maybe C, MIPS or some niche exotic systems language pushing around registers. I'd believe yu, with caveat, but with abstract high level abstract
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by saint-evan 11mo ago
Dumbest thing I ever read. https://chatgpt.com/share/68f935d2-98cc-8001-b896-9a27c9ba4f...

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