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simonklee
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About simonklee
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Comment #49059347
Exactly, i think this product is solving an airport problem and not a user problem. Whenever i park at an airport i always look for the shortest distance to terminal / price, then …
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Comment #48355079
It's a ~1d old experiment. Not sure why posted on hackernews.
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Comment #48133536
Say what you want, but for people building products on Bun, this is bad news for the foreseeable future.
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Comment #47585867
Not really, except that they have a bunch of weird things in the source code and people like to make fun of it. OpenCode/Codex generally doesn't have this since these are open-sour…
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Comment #45948340
I agree with you. After reading a couple of the chapters I'd be surprised if this wasn't written by an LLM.
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Comment #45948287
It's just an odd claim to make when it feels very much like AI generated content + publish the text anonymously. It's obviously possible to write like this without AI, but I can't …
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Comment #45552642
java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar are the two packages I remember struggling with as a new programmer. Which I guess is solved with java.time after Java 8.
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Comment #44109665
And it's obviously expensive use this approach.
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Comment #43993014
Performance benefits of the approach seem nice, with SPDK reducing kernel context switches, and direct NVMe to reduce latency in the storage path. This does require a more speciali…
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Comment #43595709
Is this the first model that has a 10M context length?
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Comment #42110468
Some comments by the author: https://x.com/axboe/status/1854244924633252074
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Comment #41515360
There is a nice TLDR at the top of the post: - 17rc1 looks great - there are no big regressions and several big improvements - There might be small regressions (~2%) from Postgres …
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Comment #41498413
I like tokenizers and parsers because they have a certain rhythm to them, and Zig's new labeled switch simplifies state transitions by allowing continue statements to target specif…
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