wild_pointer

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by wild_pointer 9mo ago
ubiquitous? "Vienam" (with quotes) shows this page as the first result.
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by wild_pointer 9mo ago
OK.
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by wild_pointer 9mo ago
I wonder how much of it is due to the model being familiar with the game or parts of it, be it due to training of the game itself, or reading/watching walkthroughs online.
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by wild_pointer 9mo ago
9/10 for originality. 2/10 for usefulness. Not bashing, that's how good ideas are found. But not this time IMO :)
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by wild_pointer 9mo ago
In the era of LLM-generated content, such a high-quality writeup is a breath of fresh air. Well done!
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
This guy is doing something else completely. In his words: > In my testing, it's between 1.2x and 4x slower than Yolo-C. It uses between 2x and 3x more memory. Others have observed higher overheads in certain tests (I've heard
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
You didn't read this, did you? https://alexgaynor.net/2019/apr/21/modern-c++-wont-save-us/ It's not a pointer.
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
Hey! That wasn't easy!
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
This is malware, the project is on github
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
Indeed, some people are :)
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
Impressive work! Also waiting for fine-grained caching: https://discourse.llvm.org/t/rfc-add-an-llvm-cas-library-and...
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by wild_pointer 10mo ago
LLM-created software might
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by wild_pointer 11mo ago
But is it secure? Anthropic demonstrated how agentic browsers are all but. https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-for-chrome?s=33
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
Did you just assume what I think about protein folding simplicity?!
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
Very knowledgeable, helpful, and snarky - that's the vibe I'm getting from Raymond Chen too after reading many of his blog posts.
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
lol > can haz real life project? > sure, here's X in a Weekend
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
Wasted opportunity: shut down -> orange "now it's safe to turn off your computer"
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
No Windows support :(
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
Compiler Explorer link: https://c.godbolt.org/z/xE8hzM189
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
How will making the UI framework open source lead to taskbar changes? For third party contributions in this area, they need to open source the taskbar, not the UI framework.
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
https://wttr.in/ ftw
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
How about compiling client-side with wasm, fully or partially? Feasible? Was it considered?
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
So each spam message will take an extra second and 2 additional cents for electricity? I'm not sure what's the use case here.
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
Can somebody eli5? Coffee good or coffee bad?
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
This can if I remember correctly (can't check now), but it's a POC and not a finished product https://github.com/ShizukuIchi/pdf-editor
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
That's the problem with all the pdf editors available out there. I guess adding stuff is much easier than editing existing stuff which you didn't add, and can be laid out in a gazillion ways, because PDF is a format for viewing an
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by wild_pointer 1y ago
They pushed hard for its adoption, for example with the "Not secure" indicator: https://aboutssl.org/how-to-fix-the-https-not-secure-message... There are other, not less important players, such as Let's Encry
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The Chromium Security Paradox(island.io)
8 points by wild_pointer 1y ago|3 comments
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by wild_pointer 2y ago
chicken (+558998, -997)
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by wild_pointer 2y ago
"In addition, there are some variables such as locks and scope_guards that are only used for their side effects" ... "This solution is also similar to other languages’ features or conventions" As far as I know, in Rust y

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