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I'd assume Mojo does more complex transformations at the MLIR level than Rust does at its MIR level.

I wonder if there's any way to get this to plan out a dag of tool calls? i.e. use the results from earlier calls as the parameters to later ones? I tried introducing a stack based …

can you support those claims?

why does involvement with EA imply being ethically challenged? i’m personally not involved, but on its face it seems better than not doing any kind of charitable work.

https://www.pangram.com/history/125358dc-9f80-4fe2-8540-85a9...

an unprompted LLM would not incorrectly add spaces on either side of their em dashes.

> The real trick is to do demand-driven compilation starting from the actual final program's needs this is not so far off from hint-mostly-unused, no?

Wow this is a really excellent and comprehensive overview. Just to calibrate my own intuition, would anyone who was mostly unfamiliar with these concepts be able to weigh in on how…

it would suck if Chinese tech advanced medical care faster or made it cheaper.

On the earliest web archive snapshot I can find [0], I do not see any mention of the safeguard/sabotage under discussion [1]. And to be clear, this isn't the safeguard where the mo…

This is discussed in the post.

see Windows Subsystem for Linux and Windows Subsystem for Android.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48029540

(2017)

i assume it does not have the same goals wrt hermeticity as nix?

where does this fit in with make, just, nix (devshell, devenv, ...), direnv, etc.

i’ll take 3. we can be boring together

doesn’t really feel like that much tbh

to preempt a discussion emerging based on the title alone, here’s their summary: > While nuclear fusion power is often hailed as a future source of abundant, clean energy, current …

this may have been what you were referring to with “ buggy GNOME extensions”, but in case it wasn’t: https://tailscale.com/docs/features/client/linux-systray

Their suggestion is also zero runtime cost.

wonder whether this will impact their funny little functional language.

what was the security situation of whatever is now being protected by the IOMMU before it was enabled by default?

also: 1. tcmalloc is actually the only allocator I tested which was not using thread local caches. even glibc malloc has tcache. 2. async executors typically shouldn’t have tasks j…

on the OS scheduler side, i'd imagine there's some stickiness that keeps tasks from jumping wildly between cores. like i'd expect migration to be modelled as a non zero cost. compl…