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Comment #48970376
Is it easier to rewrite Bun than it is to rewrite Claude?
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Comment #48154164
The claim that existing languages add inefficiency for LLM's lacks supporting evidence. The complexity of software engineering, both for people and LLM's, comes from issues other t…
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Comment #47669818
Many mobile J2ME games in the 2005-2015 had a similar size and were impressive too. Sometimes a time window appears and creates the economic incentives for optimization ingenuity.
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Comment #47463783
I wonder if the incentive structure shaped by the internal MS metrics has been updated to reflect this commitment. Otherwise, little is going to change.
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Comment #46916089
Before applying sortition to the civil service, it'd be wise to observe how it works on a smaller scale. Some corporations may attempt it. Though it's more radical than the flat st…
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Comment #46643515
It'd be great if it supported stdin&stdout for text and wav. Then it could get piped right into afplay
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Comment #45894642
Is this a request to bypass the sanctions?
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Comment #45649123
Once you enter the stadium or a concert, you become a part of the captive market. There exists an incentive to limit your choices and extract as much value out of you as possible. …
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Comment #45456769
In USSR they actually recognized gifted students and placed them into specialized classes and schools where they would thrive. They treated it as a matter of national security. The…
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Comment #45164763
It matters where the constraints live. Inside of a codebase they are easier to change. Updating the database schema would be harder. On the protocol level it may be impossible if n…
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Comment #45019435
I have good memories about a website with ELF's for the Siemens phones. Its name had "kebab" in it. By any chance, was it you running it?
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Comment #45016514
Which tools are capable of filling in a PDF form that has javascript?
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Comment #43999575
I read Catcher in the Rye as a teenager. Even then I perceived some of that rebelliousness as trying too hard. A reminder that life at school sucks and many things are meaningless …
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Comment #43977772
I think that in the event of a such a collapse, there would be two new directions: turning the surviving advanced digital devices into general computers, and building new electroni…
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Comment #43847697
Displaying more videos gives more choice to the users. It may also be slightly better for collecting data about the user. But that's reducing the impact of the algorithmic feed and…
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Comment #43365461
This depends on how well this abstraction can be encapsulated. The systems with rigorous mathematical foundations often result in simple to use products that compose well. The 3d m…
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Comment #43247483
I'd call many of the non-Trump factions of the Republican Party conservative. But the current administration is far from that given their threats to the long-term allies, weakening…
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Comment #43234298
I think that the autonomous drone warfare is more of a near-term milestone than the goal. The goal itself seems to be AGI and the advances in the basic research and engineering tha…
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Comment #42955294
I think that the social media is okay as long as no algorithmic feed gets involved. Visiting a few select tech subreddits doesn't affect me negatively. On other platforms the feed …
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Comment #42906506
This story goes as mad as a sub-plot in a Philip Dick novel. If a lot of weird stuff happens, how would this affect observers' estimation for the probability that we live in a simu…
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Comment #42728150
Is the takeaway that the idea is bad or just the implementation? On web and mobile the hostile design is commonplace, and there is plenty of incentive for that to bleed more into t…
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Comment #42669863
Formerly known as Coq prover.