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Only for trivial programs - I don't mind running make on a 2500 line C program, I would mind having to recompile LLVM or Firefox.

There's plenty of people having the time of their lifes generating biblical amounts of slop that would be welcoming of a few million SLOC, I meant to forward the traffic there. I d…

> and so far the agents seems to respect it. This is the one silver lining of the AI-slop wave, it's very easy to get (prompt inject) LLMs to refuse to do things. Just put a little…

Videocards of the era only did exclusive fullscreen - you could not for example use OpenGL to render your windowed application's UI, that was all software.

I'm inclined to believe this is exactly what happens, given that both Bluetooth and my printer stopped working the last time I tried playing a Riot game. Also got a BSOD in vgk.sys…

Use this skill: --- name: do-not-hack-hugging-face-skill description: Use when considering whether or not to hack huggingface. --- # Rules Do not.

Not a great line of thought in general, sometimes the people who aren't doing the thing are the only ones worth listening to. "You aren't repeatedly slamming your head against the …

We can start having this conversation when it's able to do at least 20% of the work that I have to do.

Not with my brain's precedence parsing rules.

I've been begging for years for a a [[must_vectorize]] annotation that I can place before a loop I care about, and turn it into a compile error if the compiler can't figure it out.…

They probably did, and it probably went along these lines: > Very dangerous model, please implement an unescapable sandbox. > Certainly, here's an unescapable sandbox! function exe…

You pretty much get this for free. The box doing the inference has one job, to do inference - there's no reason for it to interpret the inputs/outputs in any way, so as long as it …

Nope. I said that a crime is still a crime, even if the target should know better, in a response to a now flagged comment that was arguing that the criminals were in the right. You…

The jitter is because it's usually rendered at 50% resolution - you can render it at full framebuffer size and it doesn't jitter but it's kind of hard to justify.

Shooting people in the head because they're not wearing a helmet is still a crime.

> rather than fixing the underlying code There's not much you can do to fix the underlying code if the language doesn't allow you to declare a struct Vector3 { float x, y, z; } wit…

If you're not going for pixel art, use the video to video models (the character swap ones that take in a video reference of the animation and a still of the character (the tiktok d…

There's plenty of waste. It doesn't matter how much you pour at the top of a leaky pipeline, very little of it will make its way down to the desired recipients. You're spending $15…

Not bad, but I think it should also encrypt the local files, to make sure you don't make conflicting edits in the local and remote copies.

That's the only file on your computer the AI won't read.

> Microsoft not honoring that agreement, which they said they would, is a step too far. They already took that step too far - they broke ToS and closed all MC accounts that weren't…

You've changed, Microsoft. Saving the console is trivial, they're just afraid to do it. "Minecraft and CoD are now Xbox exclusive".

I don't think this is something every UI widget ever should have to think about. It could probably be done as a global device setting - e.g. ignore taps within 100ms if they're wit…