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Comment #48547849
> I built one, by porting Boehm’s engine. > It’s 2026, so I didn’t hand-write the port. I directed Opus 4.8 to translate the source line by line into Swift I wish I could filter ou…
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Comment #48516387
This is the mindset that gives you Java-Style GUIs.
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Comment #48451298
I don't think they trust Gemini as they run that on-device or on-site, on Apple's own servers. See also https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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Comment #48063522
I love the recently added "In Response to Hacker News" section.
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Comment #47914897
> "can't make 9 babies in a month" It's "9 women can't make a baby in one month".
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Comment #47283000
I like to think everyone came to the conclusion that it would strengthen the piece if most comments on it appear to miss the point and are slightly robotic.
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Comment #47202452
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/02/how-to-downgrade-fro... describes how to downgrade.
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Comment #46843475
Since then, Swift also grew excellent C++ interop, something Rust doesn't have at all.
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Comment #46600421
It's a shame that JpegXL doesn't have a freely available spec.
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Comment #45920202
If they use Rust for new code and C++ changes are all in old code, this could be explained just by older code being more risky to change.
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Comment #45501880
There was a ton of backlash when Glass launched. Search for "glassholes" to find articles on that topic from back then.
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Comment #45030942
Why do Hunyuan, OpenAI 4o and Gwen get a pass for the octopus test? They don't cover "each tentacle", just some. And midjourney covers 9 of 8 arms with sock puppets.
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Comment #44748873
I think that might be true of the language committee, but there's presumably a huge crowd of people with existing c++ code bases that would like to have a different path forward th…
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Comment #44559412
The "Possible routes forward" section in the linked post mentions this suggestion, and why the author doesn't love it.
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Comment #44500721
Sounds like they compile rust to wasm, so regular wasm instead of WasmGC is probably enough for them.
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Comment #44378924
WebP lossless is close to state of the art and widely available. It's also not widely used. The takeaway seems to be that absolute best performance for lossless compression isn't t…
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Comment #44018494
That's a critique of `async`, not of `using` though, right? This doesn't seem to make functions more colored than they already are as far as I understand.
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Comment #43807990
In my experience they're not great with mathy code for example. I had a function that did subdivision of certain splines and had some of the coefficients wrong. I pasted my functio…
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Comment #43763894
How does this compare to https://jcgt.org/published/0011/03/04/paper.pdf ? It seems superficially pretty similar.
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Comment #43620166
The pictures on the wall change too.
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Comment #43577643
> The AI Futures Project is a small research group forecasting the future of AI, funded by charitable donations and grants Would be interested who's paying for those grants. I'm gu…
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Comment #43541389
Exactly. New image models are always exciting for two weeks or so. New LLM models are useful until the next,. better model comes out. Which probably is just a small integer multipl…
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Comment #43375604
Because it leaks the device type of your messaging partner.
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Comment #43372003
Really shows how apple is only into privacy when it's self-serving.
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Comment #43205035
Similar to hixie's https://docs.google.com/document/d/1peUSMsvFGvqD5yKh3GprskLC...