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Comment #46171969
shameless plug to something similar (albeit less polished) I’ve been hobbying on for Fantozzi and PeepShow (still wip) https://asdfasdf.fyi
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Comment #44543831
I only remember things I understand/care about. Until then there’s no way for me to retain anything. Therefore I double down on practice the concepts and test my understanding.
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Comment #44521791
I gave it a serious try for a side project. Entirely vibed from system design to backend, db, frontend and all sort of ci/cd hacks. I ended up binning the fully vibed version and s…
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Comment #44466851
homebrew. I dream of something quick and simple to use as uv is now for python ecosystem
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Comment #44441037
OP may want to test this setup here [0]. This is a bit more challenging than replacing a google query with a LLMs pipeline [0] https://code.golf/mandelbrot#assembly
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Comment #44412319
pregnancy is no joke, you don’t undergo that experience just to see if you like having a baby for one year
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Comment #44407988
oh yes, they do but I meant the actual sticker on the keycap (very silly requirement, I know)
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Comment #44407650
finally a vendor that allows the customization of the super key and also ships with nvidia gpu I might have found a new laptop…
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Comment #44331196
Julia is fun when used with the “array” mindset. It can also get very terse [0] [0] https://code.golf/wiki/langs/julia
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Comment #44321582
what’s the performance of the vm? can you use it for medium heavy tasks?
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Comment #44292292
OP, are you my manager by any chance? /s This resonates with me a lot, I can try to show you my perspective. Been there 10+ yrs, started as “graduate” and never officially got a pr…
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Comment #44285223
you’d need a training set covering all the useful cases. Something that we don’t have even now for mainstream languages
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Comment #44278144
A small (not tiny) apartment with a tiny (that yes) garden/outdoor space in Tokyo. Murakami describes something similar in “The Wind Up Bird Chronicle” [0]. I want a small kitchen …
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Comment #44218378
the jobs requiring cuda experience are most of the times because torch is not good enough
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Comment #44139469
In random order: fixing bugs that bother me; networking; learn
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Comment #44070777
this. Having JC focusing on, say, writing a performant OSS CUDA replacement could be bigger than any of the last 20 announcements from openai/goggle/deepmind/etc