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Agingcoder
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Comment #49147887
Ok so stl here is not standard template library. I was very confused for a minute.
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Comment #49103409
Doesn’t work for me. I used to be able to read in cars but over the years I’ve reached a point where I last maybe two minutes, except if I’m on a straight road where it takes longe…
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Comment #49045741
Yeah I tried to have a conversation about security yesterday with Claude and it immediately stopped me - I was taken aback, I didn’t expect it at all. This is highly problematic.
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Comment #48982383
Indeed and I’m not American, and don’t work in the US. It is however fairly obvious to me. We agree to disagree.
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Comment #48972668
Models are treated as weapons with export controls - if they can do this it’s with the blessing of the Chinese government who’s getting something out of it. It’s fairly obviously a…
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Comment #48960626
I know but I’m not sure it actually matters. To many people the internet and internet explorer ( or edge ) are the same thing, and for almost everyone I know , the daily driver is …
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Comment #48957992
Linux has gone mainstream a long time ago - from dvd players to android phones. It just hasn’t succceeded on old preexisting markets ( personal computers ) but has taken large part…
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Comment #48951349
Do you have references ?
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Comment #48793498
Compiler bugs are surprisingly common - most people simply never notice them. Whether these bugs are major or not is a different topic. If you have a very large scale test suite fo…
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Comment #48784165
Yes. Most people don’t actually understand what a program proof is - the answer is usually ‘I have very good tests’. Now, go write the code for an artificial heart , and sleep at n…
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Comment #48693839
Physics is an endless source of frustration to me. It feels like a mix of random tricks, most of which I don’t understand. I find math and compsci reasonably understandable, can re…
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Comment #48533978
Formal methods allow you to prove that it works for all inputs, and not just for the small subset that will be sampled by property testing It’s a proof, not a successful experiment…
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Comment #48284529
I have found that asking an llm for an Eli 5 ( along with the important follow up questions ) usually works out
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Comment #48229502
Yeah this is willy wonka
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Comment #48004682
Well, I’ve been writing code for decades so I know because there was a time ( when I was younger ) where I did just this. I also know that these days, for all kinds of reasons, I d…
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Comment #48001041
Agreed I’ve already started writing software for myself using Claude. I would never have done this if it weren’t for AI - I simply don’t have the time otherwise . I now have tailor…
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Comment #47981397
I didn’t find that many - you can find graded readers, but very few ‘graded novels’ ( as in a full novel where chapters are progressively harder, not multiple independent tiny stor…
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Comment #47972567
For those interested in learning old English, I’ve been going through Oswald Bera by Colin Gorrie - https://colingorrie.com/books/osweald-bera/ Basically it’s a full blown story/gr…
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Comment #47951218
À lot
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Comment #47879786
It is unfortunately very heavy (2.4kg vs 1.5 for my mb air 15) I take note though that the 13 inches framework is bigger than it seems because of the aspect ratio
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Comment #47853357
This looks suspiciously like something I could buy : a lightweight well made Linux laptop, with long battery life. I currently use a MacBook and won’t get near a windows machine. T…
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Comment #47715344
I understand his frustration : I have a similar issue with video games - Xbox gamepass games sometimes leave the service. So I built an app that takes all my games across the vario…
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Comment #47629070
You do but you then make a career out of it : you become the fixer ( and it can be a very good career , either technical or managerial)
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Comment #47497103
I tried subscribing to pcgamer ( as in, I literally paid for it ) two years ago but this didn’t seem to change structurally the amount of ads i was getting. I also tried to contact…
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Comment #47436358
I work for a mega corp, and our global overlord( who is ex dev) has tried Claude code at home, and figured out that generating large amounts of code comes with its own challenges -…