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Ar-Curunir
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Comment #49159623
There is research as of last year which brings unoptimised impls of those join algorithms to “on-par” with optimized non-optimal industry impls. There’s still research to be done i…
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Comment #49159595
What do you mean? There’s plenty of high impact research on databases happening in academia. (Including, for example, Andy’s group at CMU) Also keep in mind that the part you quote…
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Comment #49159562
Circuit complexity lower bounds (and lower bounds in general) are notoriously difficult to come across. For example, despite our best efforts, the state of the art lower bounds on …
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Comment #49137550
Do you have any evidence that the bugs were due to LLM code? Or are you just speculating baselessly
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Comment #49137491
Shevy is a long time troll. Should have been banned a while back
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Comment #49137484
What does one have to do with the other?
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Comment #49134666
The problems from CS (CVP and circuit complexity) are very important problems that have been worked on by top researchers for 30-40 years. Some of these researchers include Turing …
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Comment #49134655
Some of the problems solved here, at least in CS, have been open for decades, and have been worked on by very smart leading researchers in the field, including Turing Award winners…
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Comment #49126983
It does help for logic errors too, with, eg, sum types and traits and abstraction. Also better defaults.
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Comment #49114487
It is, of course, meant to be taken in a humorous tone here, despite the morbid subject.
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Comment #49101533
There a constructive way to leave feedback you know
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Comment #49073790
As if the social norms only flow one way (gypsies excluding themselves) and not the other way (white Europeans excluding them).
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Comment #49073649
And people all over the world use it, not just Germans
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Comment #49041156
Every engineering student in the US takes those courses. I did too. That doesn’t make us top 2-3% of college grads. The stuff you mentioned is first year business for most math und…
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Comment #49030210
We don't call those bots grandmasters and have them compete in championships, nor do we laud them for beating human grandmasters.
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Comment #49030185
Did your 7 semesters of calculus include any courses that a math major would take? For example, a single upper-division undergrad level course on probability will expose you to mea…
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Comment #49013341
I mean, unfortunately being completely explicit and pedantic does not scale. Imagine that instead of being able to use high-level programming languages, you had to write in assembl…
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Comment #49007126
Possibly, but coming up with algorithms is difficult! And people have been searching for faster DLP algorithms for 50 years
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Comment #48965370
Re 1: that doesn't help with Zig code that doesn't use your annotations. In contrast, Rust forces all code to use annotations. Re 2: that still looks to me to be a runtime check.
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Comment #48963314
Yes clearly that is what is meant here.
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Comment #48938871
the architecture doesn't make sense. MIRI doesn't perform static analysis on MIR. It is, as the name says, an interpreter. The borrow checker is entirely different from miri. Rust'…
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Comment #48935982
No, it would fundamentally change how Zig works.
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Comment #48922070
Why so? Having more time in the evening after work is way better. Getting out of work and it already being dark is depressing.
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Comment #48916773
No, underpaid nerds have built modern civilization.
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Comment #48872945
You think OpenAI didn’t encourage, or even tell them to steal apple IP? Like yes, the employees are not bastions of morality, but they didn’t do it out of insecurity, but because t…