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smallpipe

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About smallpipe

CPU engineer

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    Comment #48971399

    Sounds great! Can I subscribe to an RSS feed/mailing list?

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    Comment #48937144

    delay the project, bring attention to the problem, feel better about themselves by doing “something”. “That achieves nothing” sounds like what a Microsoft PR person would want you …

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    Comment #48905130

    Casting from the web doesn’t work (on iOS at least) but that’s all I can think of.

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    Comment #48787050

    Now if only OP talked to humans once in a while and not LLMs they’d stop writing “it’s not X, it’s Y”

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    Comment #48731749

    So how many Joules can you safely sustain in say, a month, or a lifetime ?

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    Comment #48541905

    A fairly untrained cyclist is usually able to maintain 200W, so yes this is definitely possible

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    Comment #48538831

    That's incredibly disappointing from Moxie

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    Comment #48532210

    I’m surprised you bothered writing software instead of writing some G code by hand for testing

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    Comment #48508738

    Do you have examples?

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    Comment #48432913

    What is it with the AI bros that seemingly can’t write two pages without their precious LLM doing it for them. It could be a genuinely cool story, but I’m just put off by the LLMis…

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    Comment #48059926

    OP is suggesting that a supply chain attack would be bad now, and to reduce that risk by not installing/updating NPM packages.

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    Comment #47818734

    It's so bad, I know no one reads the original post on here, but this one was painful

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    Comment #47758090

    CPUs haven't worked like that in anything but a microcontroller for half a century

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    Comment #47701469

    I do not approve PRs from junior devs until the commit message is useful.

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    Comment #47543042

    Having a bad day eh, let’s be mean to the disabled o the internet

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    Comment #47530871

    Cars are moving towards something like that, mostly because copper is expensive and there are miles and miles of it in even a basic car these days

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    Comment #47439721

    If Codex’s core quality is anything to go by, it’s time to create a community fork of UV

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    Comment #47194805

    Docker is not a security boundary. You’re one prompt injection away from handing over your gmail cookie.

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    Comment #47163551

    > This has completely replaced human code review for anything that isn't functional correctness Isn’t functional correctness pretty much the only thing that matters though?

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    Comment #46720721

    Could you run a similar analysis for pre-2020 papers? It'd be interesting to know how prevalent making up sources was before LLMs.

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    Comment #46704869

    Hopefully the malware authors have the same issue of filtering through garbage AI submission

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    Comment #46234716

    The viewport of this website is quite infuriating. I have to scroll horizontally to see the `cloc` output, but there's 3x the empty space on either side.

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    Comment #45679075

    Science has no problem admitting something works without knowing why. Making stuff up to sell a book is preying on vulnerable people.

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    Comment #45626360

    Doubt it. Avoiding jailbreak sure to keep selling games, but no one cares about emulators.