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by wrcwill 8d ago
doesn't look like it, looking at the motocross photo (0:19 in the "Structure your prompts for better results" video)
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by wrcwill 6mo ago
this reads as a very low quality and probably fully llm written post. the analysis is very suspicious: “gpt 5 mini had api failures due to wrong temp setting”? wtf? whatever you used to slop your benchmark didt even take the time to set the
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by wrcwill 9mo ago
ugh this is so amateurish. i swear since the release of o3 this has been happening on and off.
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by wrcwill 10mo ago
can someone explain why zig is often compared to rust? i understand zig as a better C, but in what world is another memory unsafe language a good idea? i mean i kinda get if the thing you are writing would require LOTS of unsafe, then zig p
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by wrcwill 10mo ago
im not sure why we need to go off rumours, the knowledge cutoff for each openai model is clearly listed in the table: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/compare?model=gpt-5....
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by wrcwill 10mo ago
Unless I'm missing something, this has nothing to do with asynchronous code. The delete is just synchronous code running, same as if we called a function/closure right there. This is just about syntax sugar hiding function calls.
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by wrcwill 1y ago
can you ctrl-f now?
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by wrcwill 1y ago
still a low frequency pwm phone.. what i would give for a modern no-pwm / high frequency pwm phone
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by wrcwill 1y ago
i split the context and give it in two messages :/
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by wrcwill 1y ago
definitely 1! it seems to truncate your prompt even under the "maximum message length" and yeah around 55k is where it starts to happen. extremely annoying. o1 pro worked up until 115k or so. both o3 and gpt5 have the issue. (it h
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by wrcwill 1y ago
how are you using it? codex-cli?
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by wrcwill 1y ago
well no, thats where it gets confused. as soon as you sail across to the other pole you are forced to go up to a speed of 1670kmh. when models try to be smart/creative they attempt to switch poles like that. in my example it even says
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by wrcwill 1y ago
ugh still fails my test prompt: https://chatgpt.com/share/689507c7-5394-8009-b836-c6281a246e... "Assume the earth was just an ocean and you could travel by boat to any location. Your goal is to always stay in the
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by wrcwill 1y ago
while it doesn't take away from the article, i find it worrying that it seems mostly written with chatgpt "This is not just a technical glitch; it’s a deep theoretical problem that suggests we don’t really understand the beginning
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by wrcwill 1y ago
what about the vscode agent? is there a reason it is never in the conversation? I thought they added an agent early 2025?
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by wrcwill 2y ago
yup, ill keep using the 11/se until they stop using pwm for their oled screens (most oled tvs can dc dimming just fine)
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by wrcwill 3y ago
yeah i meant if each field could be a tuple of (val, bool) or (val, err) to get around the pointer issue
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by wrcwill 3y ago
yeah, is there a way to deserialize using (val, err) instead of *val when the field is optional?
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by wrcwill 3y ago
sorry, type cast it to what? Say i have `*Thing`. Are you saying i should cast it to a `Thing`? That is what I was doing initially (im fine with copies), but then you can't call functions that mutate.
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by wrcwill 3y ago
question for experienced go devs: how do you deal with the lack of optional type or narrowing? from what i understand, pointers become used for that purpose instead (in addition to mutability). which then means that when you get a pointer y
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by wrcwill 3y ago
definitely. I couldn't go back to a language without result types, null safety, and a way to control mutability. Unfortunately the list is pretty short.. rust, haskell, and now gleam are three that i've found nice. gleam and haske
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by wrcwill 4y ago
yeah, i had hope with the "open Messages" prompt on the satellite finder view, but then they didn't mention it unfortunately
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by wrcwill 4y ago
With garmin gps phones you can text any number, not just emergency services. Did anyone catch if this would be possible with the new iphone's emergency satellite plan?
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by wrcwill 5y ago
i was using rust numpy for this, i wonder how much faster this is and if it supports passing arrays of strings
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by wrcwill 5y ago
this just reads to me as "our tests don't test for the right things, since when we act on those tests (even if they were 100% accurate), it doesn't lead to better patient outcomes". I feel like a better conclusion is tha
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by wrcwill 6y ago
For me notion is much faster in browser than on the desktop client for some reason. Scrolling in some tables is butter smooth in firefox and super laggy on desktop (chrome sits between both) on my 2014 mbp. I initially thought i would prefe
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by wrcwill 6y ago
Location: Quebec City, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Montreal is an option Technologies: Rust, Python, C, C++, Javascript, Swift, MATLAB, Docker, React, PyTorch Résumé/CV: https://scullion.dev/cv/english.
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by wrcwill 6y ago
Location: Quebec City, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Montreal is an option Technologies: Rust, Python, C, C++, Javascript, Swift, MATLAB, Docker, React, PyTorch, iOS, FastAPI Résumé/CV: https://scullion.dev/cv
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by wrcwill 7y ago
We feel like there is a difference between those 2 cases because we experience a continuity in our experience of the universe (ie. consciousness). Under this premise (as you stated), copying your entire state and spawning it elsewhere (then
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by wrcwill 8y ago
+1 for Paper, but how are you embedding PDF? I can only add it if it's already in my Dropbox, and it is not editable (notes, highlighting, etc..) Only thing missing for me to make it go from good to great.

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