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by txdv 16d ago
the commits are very fine grained and the text is unusually not AI. I mean you can beat AI to do anything nowadays, but this looks not that bad
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by txdv 16d ago
until someone comes up with a non vibe coded one ill be happy having at least a fast option
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by txdv 2mo ago
LLMs are black boxy, its not like I can inspect the used weights of a prompt and judge the source of those weights.
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by txdv 2mo ago
I'm currently writing a compiler (forever garage project) the speed at which Claude is able to debug with gdb what was wrongly generated is insane. I had not much prior expertise so maybe a professional in the field would be able to do
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by txdv 2mo ago
How big is your TF state on your routers? Yeah, TF is slow if you have thousands of configs and batching not integrated in the provider.
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by txdv 2mo ago
I recently just referenced the selective applicative functors paper and let it write me an implementation in scala. There is one already available in github, so I can't judge if it really just read the paper and implemented it, but the
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by txdv 3mo ago
whats keeping you from upgrading?
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by txdv 3mo ago
mitchell hashimoto https://github.com/mitchellh/vouch implemented this idea
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by txdv 4mo ago
how is duckduckgo using us?
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by txdv 4mo ago
if they succeed nothing will change for you
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by txdv 4mo ago
maybe its tokens instead of time now? bun has access to an unlimited amount of it
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by txdv 5mo ago
Can we get one in Lithuania?
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by txdv 6mo ago
> False, it creates consumer demand for inference chips, which will be badly utilised. There are so many CPUs, GPUs, RAM and SSDs which are underutilized. I have some in my closet doing 5% load at peek times. Why would inference chips be
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by txdv 6mo ago
Worst part about liquid glass changes is that it was probably rushed so they could cover for lack of AI features that they promised a year ago
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by txdv 6mo ago
I think zig is striving for language minimalism, make it minimal as possible then if a feature optimized multiple places use cases benefit
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by txdv 7mo ago
Once he fixes the past he will have more time to fix the future
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by txdv 7mo ago
js string builtin in wasm is a thing now, might be sharable across runtimes with special compile flags
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by txdv 8mo ago
Only contrast I see is that he thought it was much more of a corner case which turned out to be not that true anymore since everyone started using claude code.
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by txdv 9mo ago
Can't they do it here? or will the authorities go after these kind of upgrades?
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by txdv 10mo ago
on one hand they are loosing profit, on the other hand they are gaining on market share. They will probably wait a short while to assess how much they are willing to sacrifice profits for market share
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by txdv 10mo ago
Just like the GPUs. NVIDIA started allocating most of the wafer capacity for 50k GPU chips. They are a business, its a logical choice.
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by txdv 10mo ago
> knuckle-draggers claiming that "Linux sucks because it can't play games" they still do it because you can't play all the multiplayer games with kernel level anticheats
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by txdv 10mo ago
"We will make linux a viable gaming before we increment that number to 3!" But I totally agree, I still install windows for gaming on my machine, but it looks like that for my purpose of gaming I can stay with Linux (I play mainly
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by txdv 10mo ago
> This is a weird article. It’s titled “how to use vsock” but 95% is how to set up Bazel, gRPC, and building a C++ project. This is just what happens when you use bazel to quickly set up your project.
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by txdv 10mo ago
maybe merging patch files was a thing way before git?
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by txdv 11mo ago
you can just point a shotgun at your foot and pull the trigger, isn't that covenient?
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by txdv 11mo ago
Just profile the slow parts and rewrite them in rustm, easy.
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by txdv 1y ago
I remember my Athlon 64 machine. The last one to run Windows XP.
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by txdv 1y ago
I haven't seen a single one.
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by txdv 1y ago
Just write a check.md instruction for copilot to check it for malicious acticity, problem solved

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