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seertaak
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About seertaak
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Comment #47647541
Contrapunk is a cool name though. How are you finding rust for audio development? I have a background in pro audio, and both for the audio and GPU render threads, I used a lot of a…
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Comment #47647410
Gradus ad Parnassum! What a cool idea, and the fact it's counterpoint gives you a nice little time buffer for any DSP. Super cool
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Comment #47639428
I guess it's possible that Russia and/or China delivered some hardware to the Iranians. Doesn't seem far fetched given the low international support for this "excursion". Both coun…
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Comment #47593954
The irony of an IP scraper on an absolutely breathtaking, epic scale getting its secret sauce "scraped" - because the whole app is vibe coded (and the vibe coders appear to be obli…
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Comment #47593893
The irony of an IP scraper on an absolutely breathtaking, epic scale getting its secret sauce "scraped" - because the whole app is vibe coded (and the vibe coders appear to be obli…
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Comment #47583919
Interesting article; I've always been fascinated and intimidated by FPGA programming - it's one of the few remaining "dark arts" of software engineering. > VHDL’s delta cycle algor…
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Comment #47578489
> The deal was always simple: search engines had permission to crawl sites because they were going to be sending users to those sites. If they're hitting your site half a million t…
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Comment #47575168
Integer promotion? - Stroustroup pleads C source compat else stillborn. Initializes lists suck mainly because of C source compat constraints, too. In fact, most things that suck in…
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Comment #47575106
You made me laugh!...Bjarne indeed can't be accused of being a modest man. And by some accounts, he's quite a political animal. But in fairness, when was D&E first published? Argue…
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Comment #47567233
Can you share what aspects of the design you (and Stroustroup) aren't happy with? Stroustroup has a tendency of being proven right, with 1-3 decade lag.
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Comment #47547748
I'll have a stab at this. I'll start with an attempt at justifying the remark that an agent which is a good coder will be good at other tasks. 1. Coding is, as a technical endeavou…
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Comment #47500375
In my experience, an indicator that my interlocutor is (possibly) lying/BSing, when challenged for an explanation for something they did, is that they provide a list of reasons. Th…
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Comment #47499000
Is that really true? I would have expected by now that AI companies nowadays are doing RL on git histories , not just on the HEAD.
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Comment #47452081
This -- and obviously David Ng's article -- are absolutely fascinating pieces of work. I have a few (very naive) questions: There is a widespread intuition, encapsulated in the ver…
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Comment #47364527
A UI design tool for TUIs -- made with Electron?... fun times!
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Comment #47315568
I agree with the author that changes are needed to stymie the proliferation in malicious packages (almost certainly potentiated by the ubiquity of LLMs), but I wonder if this is th…
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Comment #47268408
That was a thought provoking read. From a language design viewpoint, I wonder whether the current crop of async implementations - eg 'def' -> 'async def', f(x) -> 'await f(x)', 're…
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Comment #47226003
The whole point is that this fits on an ESP32, which has wifi. We're not quite at the point where it makes sense to run the whole thing locally - if you do try it, it will need a f…
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Comment #47225849
How are JVM startup times nowadays? Frankly the need to ship with a JVM (modulo graal admittedly) is a drawback, eg for CLI tools - which the author listed as a requirement. Go's s…
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Comment #47209218
Congrats on creating and helming such a cool project! Out of curiosity, does ghostty do the Quake terminal thing - I use yakuake for this, but it feels a bit long in the tooth.
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Comment #47177202
I "pray" that you'll learn how work in an inclusive and non-toxic work environment. What did I say? I lean on LLMs because I can't get help without being subjected to unnecessary d…
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Comment #47177017
I'd be remiss to point out we went from "LLMs are vaporware" to "people are becoming slaves to their LLMs" awful quick. > [I'm scared] you are growing dependent on stilts that coul…
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Comment #47173770
Sure! First, here are references, in case you want to deep dive: 1. http://lucacardelli.name/Papers/Binary.pdf 2. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/221321423_Parasitic... Se…
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Comment #47171898
To my mind at least, it is different. I lean heavily on AI for both admin and coding tasks. I just filled out a multipage form to determine my alimony payments in Germany. Gemini w…
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Comment #47126439
Absolutely! -- and we could play this game for a long time ;) The right way of looking at it is, there was tiny little interlude of something vaguely approaching the free market --…