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GuuD

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    Comment #49012499

    We do know, because we used to have some Claude models identifying as Deepseek when prompted in Chinese

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    Comment #46347089

    I feel like in a few more years and 2-3 major versions C# will have all the useful features of F#. It will also keep being much more exciting because our benevolent corporate visio…

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    Comment #45842022

    Zero that we know of

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    Comment #43404334

    Bandwidth/GPU real estate in terms of area. Biggest GDDR7 chips are 3GB 32-bit, it has 512bit wide bus. And even this is going to moonlight as a space heater

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    Comment #40950739

    Also, our defaults are opposite of safe (most of the languages are still mutable by default, rigorous type systems wildly unpopular, there is a straightforward way to concatenate s…

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    Comment #40373389

    The difference is negligible on 2x 4090. There are more important differences like 4 bit KV cache.

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    Comment #35622546

    I'm sorry. They were not, it was the joke from OP

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    Comment #35467820

    Guid partition table. Older of GPT brothers, more of a blue collar guy

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    Comment #35154703

    English isn't my first language either, and I know how confusing it can be, so let me help here. Here is the quote from the post: "If crypto people feel that the losses are because…

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    Comment #34197120

    Fuck, I mean… yeah. Thanks for one more insight, by showing me that sending message/calling a method is a binary operation, seems so obvious but I never made that connection. This …

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    Comment #34196825

    This is fantastically written documentation. What is even more exciting for me, that this is almost exactly what I was dreaming and talking non-stop about for the last few years. I…

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    Comment #28863882

    I would have to respectfully disagree with you on the serializers part here. For me, after decades of fighting with “magic” stuff, simplicity is the key feature. So, everything tha…

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    Comment #28819445

    The combination of caching Postgres queries (because you are making over 30 of them per page), but still deploying everything to 6 distributed regions is just perfect chef's kiss

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    Comment #28707942

    In a more broad way — it’s also a tax on conscience. Bonkers.

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    Comment #28658994

    It is, for people who think that the chance of meeting dinosaur on the street is 50% (you either do or don’t) /s

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    Comment #28524429

    I have no idea, but isn’t it the usual real-world case of “it’s complicated, and it’s both”?

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    Comment #28523874

    Go is just shitty Pascal, change my mind. On a more serious note. I decided to read Delphi documentation recently because I’m old enough to hear a lot about it, but not quite old e…

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    Comment #28523600

    Oh man. Are you me? Thanks for that comment. For me functional programming was just like a “missing link”. Wait, I can just code like I think, not in this weird statefull way? It’s…

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    Comment #28501927

    They voluntarily withdrew their bid, because all 29 of the remaining Atlas 5 rockets (not built afaik, just planned and have engines ready in storage somewhere in Alabama) are alre…

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    Comment #27941577

    "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headli...

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    Comment #27941489

    This has to be the most insane take I’ve ever read. There is no shortage of would-be fossil fuel producers if the price is high enough. Norway, on the other hand, by restricting co…

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    Comment #27535033

    I think I successfully avoided writing for loops in application code for the last 3 years. I don’t miss them.

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    Comment #27534756

    Wait. I always use logarithm for this kind of tasks, how exactly does it make me incompetent and terrible? This is literally what logarithm represents?

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    Comment #23508647

    Fantastic. Knowing that my data was validated before being lost makes it so much better.

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    Comment #23348591

    Yes they are, but it's not about being novel. Parser combinators are abstraction, and damn good one: they are easily composable, reusable, and what's most important approachable ev…