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migueldeicaza
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Comment #49147872
yeah, I often check on them - love watching what they are up to.
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Comment #49147761
Let me rephrase, he is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. In my professional medical opinion, he is at high risk of being replaced by a year old low-end Chinese open source LLM.…
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Comment #49147750
I joked, but reading the post is even more clear - man this poor dude. He is brute forcing his way through life and broadcasting it on YouTube. Dunno man, Xogot is made up of almos…
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Comment #49147618
skills issue
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Comment #48865243
codex "/goal port this codebase from c++ to rust"
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Comment #48775689
Lives were destroyed, families were in turmoil, but look at the bright side: it was a learning moment.
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Comment #48675035
I do wonder if the rehiring was just at a lower compensation level. "Welcome back, you are now two levels down"
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Comment #48478498
Wow I didn’t know that. That is deeply disappointing.
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Comment #48318261
SunOS 4 did not have /proc, that was a BSD-based system.
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Comment #47950182
Destroying the world is cheap compared to the cost to humanity. Now they need to share the cost that we have burdened the world and ourselves with.
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Comment #47642846
Did the site get slashdotted?
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Comment #47626798
I look forward for you to post a rationale for the site reliably for these 6,000 extensions. Not clear why it needs to scan for Amazon image downloaders, Rufus conversation extract…
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Comment #47529937
Swift on Windows has been part of the official distribution for a long time: https://www.swift.org/install/windows/
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Comment #47219517
Correct, not many folks understand this.
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Comment #46812160
I don’t distrust rust, I think it is great for some things. But I write code to enjoy myself and swift hits the spot between safety and satisfaction for me. Your satisfaction might…
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Comment #46812106
Oh noes! Will someone ever figure out how to open a file on windows? I do t think we have the technology.
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Comment #46258597
Scrubbed the talk, saw “M$” in a slide, flipped the bozo bit
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Comment #45473180
Brilliant - I need this
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Comment #45465434
The CUDA moat is real for general purpose computing and for researchers that want a swiss army knife, but when it comes to well known deployments, for either training or inference,…
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Comment #45465334
TSMC manufactures the MAIA 100: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-maia-for-the-er...
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Comment #45465320
They do have such a dedicated chip, the MAIA 100 chip which is an in-house chip, and it is a chip that was designed in the era of transformers, and this is what is being discussed …
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Comment #45274165
Good memory!
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Comment #43771352
There is no need to have Apple conform to it, you can just expose the functionality, like this plugin does https://github.com/jamuus/OpenVision/tree/main Which was used by a commun…
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Comment #43653292
Vonnegut said it best: https://richardswsmith.wordpress.com/2017/11/18/we-are-here-...
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Comment #42164247
The terms have changed gradually over the years and now we are boiling IDEs on the iPad. My plan is to ship something that is both a great iPadOS app and operates within the confin…