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etcimon

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    Comment #49015256

    I've been looking forward to RISC-V for a long time and seeing as the semiconductors industry has typically been heavily gated, it came as a surprise that nobody had yet tried adap…

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    Comment #48819148

    It does have a use but not in the colloquial sense, history is plastered with bad winners yielding to their predatory instincts and a malicious Jinn is one of infinite ways you can…

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    Comment #48818096

    There's multiple ways to look at the economy, the raw exchange of dollar currency in a debt chase (shit I need to run faster & pay down this stuff!), there's the productivity of in…

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    Comment #48817915

    All those software turds getting liquidated and replaced by open source would be the best thing for humanity altogether

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    Comment #48813515

    Tutorial / Guide There's a certain level of proper model selection where leveraging the capabilities prove optimal in certain tasks with Claude 5.8 excelling in structuring and a m…

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    Comment #48794110

    With token prices going up for many of the smarter models, I was pondering about how to be more efficient with prompts. Also, there IS an infinite loop possibility in coding agents…

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    Comment #44217137

    Power and control over people's lives and public image is what they get off on, how can anyone feel like they have purpose working on that is beyond me, so it's true that innovatio…

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    Comment #40102643

    Would probably need a few more benchmarks to determine if it scales or if it's a bottleneck

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    Comment #7799564

    The coroutines (fibers/tasks) work in the same way threads do in a kernel. Vibe.d is a reimplementation with something called "fibers", with task-messaging, task contexts, context …