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prideout
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Comment #49103665
Super useful, and easy to do in the VS Code merge pane.
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Comment #48910637
They were speaking from an implementation perspective.
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Comment #48864501
Ah, I see it as a "reasoning level" in codex after typing /model
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Comment #48864469
Confused about how to access Ultra; I don't see it in on their plans page.
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Comment #48821002
Kolmogorov Complexity looks interesting. It seems to formalize Occam’s Razor and the notion that intelligence = compression.
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Comment #48040423
This is a fascinating mathematical framework, but the post title might be a bit of an overreach. I often wonder if "a theory of deep learning" could exist that could be stated succ…
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Comment #47662023
Yes! My first encounter with spreadsheets was SuperCalc for CP/M, and I suppose you would call it a "TUI" nowadays.
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Comment #47504915
What does the "Session Picker" section refer to? Claude Code does not have a session picker, as far as I can tell.
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Comment #47279074
Neat. Would be nice if I could easily drop the replayer into a slack thread. Maybe a video file would be better for that than an HTML file?
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Comment #47185716
This is not written by a former Google employee, it's written by a former Google user. Confusing title to see on hackernews.
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Comment #45539287
Why is Minecraft mentioned several times in the post?
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Comment #44481176
This post is well written, useful, and original. I'm surprised by the negative comments.
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Comment #44371839
Neat but I would prefer simply using a dylib for the part of my code that I want to be reloadable.
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Comment #44357250
I have never seen a Koreeda film but he sounds compelling -- which movie would you recommend for a first-timer?
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Comment #44347126
Did you need to write an app for the phone?
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Comment #44269848
There's less ageism in embedded systems because older folks are more likely to be experienced with a lean & mean tech stack (for example vanilla C programming).
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Comment #44161577
Currently we simply copy a slice of the heap's ArrayBuffer from WASM to JS. In the past we exposed the heap slice directly but it was technically "unsafe" (perhaps because the heap…
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Comment #43656383
The fact that triangles have proliferated is not due to half-assery. Hardware can rasterize them very quickly, and a triangle can have only one normal vector. Quads can be non-plan…
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Comment #43167300
nm, found a nice open source one: https://github.com/downforacross/downforacross.com
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Comment #43166591
Neat! I've been getting into crossword puzzles recently, does anyone know of nice places to play them, other than newspaper sites?
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Comment #42985158
I lost interest fairly quickly because the entire article seems to rely on a certain definition of "intelligent" that is not made clear in the beginning.
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Comment #42967291
This article has a superb diagram of the DeepSeek training pipeline.