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cmarschner
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Comment #48434814
Not comparable - drivers and space in a city is inherently limited, while there is no limit on GPU manufacturers, datacenter probividers, or LLM companies
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Comment #46651961
It was written with zero human edits. All Claude Code. The initial version (dictionary based on a Hash Array Mapped Trie) was done in 2 hours. The second version (5 data structures…
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Show HN: Pypersistent – Functional Data Structures for Python
My New Year's side project - a functional data structure library for Python, written in C++. Lock-free, immutable, quite fast.
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Comment #46373525
Since hundreds of people were involved the most likely explanation is incompetence
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Comment #46367613
Befuddling that this happened again. It’s not the first time - Paul Manafort court filing (U.S., 2019) Manafort’s lawyers filed a PDF where the “redacted” parts were basically blac…
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Comment #46267061
For me it‘s the opposite. I do have a good feeling what I want to achieve, but translating this into and testing program code has always been causing me outright physical pain (and…
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Comment #46127710
Completely failed for me running the code it changed in a docker container i keep running. Claude did it flawlessly. It absolutely rocks at code reviews but ir‘s terrible in compar…
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Comment #43930954
$$$$$
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Comment #43347915
In this case it’s the model. There’s an insane amount of computation that should happen in milliseconds but given today’s hardware might run 10 times too slow. Mind you these model…
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Comment #43230157
It is a well-known fact that 99% of architecture schools are about making students follow a particular set of tastes we call “modernism” - an ideology that states that buildings ne…
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Comment #43199497
Your reasoning follows the exact playbook that is repeated by architecture professionals around the world. It is exactly these kind of statements that lead me to comment in the fir…
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Comment #43199387
Academia here is highly dysfunctional. For one, you don‘t need academics to build houses. It‘s an idea of the 20th century that you would. Previously architecture schools were part…
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Comment #43199285
Not true, there are many places with traditional courtyard blocks and 3-5 stories that reach the population density of Manhattan
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Comment #43181387
It‘s not under-explored at all. Millions of people work in architecture and city planning. Every city has several departments that deal with planning and construction. It‘s just co…
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Comment #42476393
Well just that it’s none of these things, as expressed by countless people, online and offline. It was voted as world’s ugliest building more than once etc. etc…
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Comment #40714590
In the end it is a matter of economics. Right now there is no path towards nuclear becoming competitive again against wind, solar, battery. Plus, storage and cleanup costs in case …
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Comment #40710574
My prediction is that the world will stabilize somewhere around 80% renewables and 20% nuclear. Maybe less. Prove me wrong
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Comment #40692563
At planetary scale it seems to be quite important not having to replace the whole fleet every few years don‘t you think? Just from a resource perspective this planet shouldn‘t drow…
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Comment #39875219
Weird how you can operate such a service anonomously. Even the whois entry goes through whoisproxy. In the EU you have to put an address on every website that makes you reachable b…
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Comment #39802631
Just lately there was an article about one of the last 50 surviving video stores in Germany that has recently seen an uptick in customers. They have a huge collection of DVDs. They…
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Comment #38797691
The problem with these tools is that despite having worked with computers for 35 years, I don‘t get them. My brain is not made for them. I only use out of the box vim when I work o…
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Comment #38727060
The metal support for pytorch is a real sh*t show at this point - all APIs are either legacy or unfinished. Also, app memory is about 3GB even for the largest phones. It really sti…
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Comment #38230383
Rest assured 6-digit salaries are quite common in areas like Munich, and if you work for US companies like Google or Microsoft they can be double or triple that, or even more, thro…