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scrollaway
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About scrollaway
I’m based in Brussels, working in tech, AI, and startup funding. I run an incubator for US founders who want to move to EU (https://sevenseed.eu)
Seven Seed - Seven Camp - Seven Capital — Ingram Technologies
https://leclan.ch - @jleclanche — Email: jerome@ any of my companies.
https://meet.hn/city/50.8465573,4.351697/Brussels
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Comment #49248575
Whatever dude. If you can't see the difference between doing in-thinking freetext arithmetics and counting characters in a word, I have no hope that talking to you will be useful.
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Comment #49229213
Sigh. Read your own link? Yes it’s not the same baseXX encoding with padding as any other. It makes it not a straight 1:1 map unlike b64, and you need to be doing actual compute in…
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Comment #49216709
I don't think you understand how this variant of base58 works.
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Comment #49077427
How is this useful or insightful? You ever go to forums full of entomology specialists and tell them you don’t understand their fancy terms?
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Comment #49049139
https://iceberg.mit.edu/
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Comment #49048405
It’s baffling how you are trying to wilfully not understand what I’m saying and hiding your head in the sand.
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Comment #49047025
Which barista? The one that uses the machine to do 90% of the work, or the one that isn't a barista and uses the machine to do 100% of the work? How do you know I don't have said m…
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Comment #49046781
Uhuh, but if it was so easy, we also wouldn't be funding billions of euros and dollars in anti-AI-disinformation systems, holding entire conferences about deepfakes and hybrid atta…
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Comment #49046749
If you're saying I don't see LLMs for what they are, you are wrong. I have worked in the AI sector for over a decade and I know exactly how the sausage is made. As of today, I run …
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Comment #49042661
You have short memory if you think we've not blown past at least 5 different AGI goalposts. They're being moved every time and we're hitting them every time. Or maybe you just don'…
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Comment #48995219
Caring for memory mattered more when memory was sparse. But then again, it's crazy how people are disingenuous. You're in a thread about Bun being rewritten from a non-memory-safe …
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Comment #48980514
I have standards. I have a literal Star Trek conception on my literal Star Trek device. Impossible to even think about how inconceivable this stuff was years ago. And you’re compla…
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Comment #48976876
Yes I also used Bubbletea. I don’t know about ratatui but honestly I think the hate for react is very blind. It’s not like CC is shipping an embedded web browser. It’s a framework …
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Comment #48973406
Disingenuous, much? I've only ever had claude code crash once (after it decided to spawn like 12 subagents and got my laptop swapping like mad). If you're crashing every 5 minutes,…
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Comment #48973392
It sounds like you completely missed the point I was making: that actually implementing such a highly dynamic TUI application normally requires a significant amount of state tracki…
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Comment #48973222
And who put you in charge deciding that improving their zig codebase is the One True Way To Do Things? Fuck, man, this used to be hacker news, a place where curiosity is rewarded.
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Comment #48973209
Claude Code is able to hyperlink any kind of text, not just the native terminal emulator feature of hyperlinking anything starting with https://... And your "it's just ANSI escape …
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Comment #48973091
I have ~24 years of experience coding and the LAST thing I think about when opening claude code is "why is this written in react". Tell you what I sometimes think about though: The…
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Comment #48970912
It was fixed on May 21st, which is 6 days after it was merged to main, and is 6.5 weeks before the release.
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Comment #48970884
Again, you are comparing things which are not comparable. "Working on a feature" and "Working on a language-to-language port of 1M LOC" are NOT the same thing. You're also still br…
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Comment #48970028
Migrating a million lines of code is how many human-engineer-years worth of work? Some quick fermi estimates place it at between 15-100 years depending on how much automated toolin…
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Comment #48904471
Talk to a therapist.
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Comment #48898436
I don't know why you're saying you're "tired of people's hateful bullshit". I originally responded that your point was off, and you're the one writing these comments: https://news.…