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Comment #46076121
this looks awesome. a personal ai dom. but i don’t trust you, so i’ll need your privacy policy before signing up. it 404s right now https://overlord.app/privacy.html
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Comment #44666585
we're in agreement. context rot is real. i'm suggesting the solution is abstraction + composition. 1/ use ai to solve a subset of the problem 2/ abstract away its complexity to jus…
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Comment #44649659
agree, but no-code is complexity-limited bc they can't: 1. write custom components on the fly (ai can) 2. compose arbitrary components (composition isn't solved)
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Comment #44649258
one-shotting entire products is a dead end. once we figure out the right building blocks of applications, it will simply be inefficient to write code yourself. perhaps a controvers…
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Comment #44417412
i've been looking at this recently and this isn't just for bots. ebpf fingerprinting is how cloudflare quickly detects ddos attacks. https://blog.cloudflare.com/defending-the-inter…
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Comment #41483100
how we handle ai will dramatically shape our future. if you consider many of the great post-ai civilizations in sci-fi (matrix, foundation, dune, culture, blade runner, etc.), they…
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Comment #41460964
I'm all in on dark mode. All my devices are dark. I find it far easier on my eyes. And out of frustration that most sites don't have the option, I've enabled Chrome's auto dark mod…
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Comment #41333805
awesome that serde moves so quickly. i just ran across simdutf8 and realized the pr for simd-enabled uft8 parsing is coming up on 5 years: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/…
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Comment #40095606
Yep. Nothing better than wowing other devs.
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Comment #40095598
Love these! I'd add filling out boilerplate (e.g., impl trait defintions). An extension can also increment selected numbers together or turn selected 0s into a sequence.
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Comment #40082550
There's an inflection point where technology accrues too much power to a ruling class, such that no amount of unrest or revolution is able reset the social order. I believe China h…
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Comment #39966981
honestly, i thought we settled on Adam Back as Satoshi: - adam was extremely active during the early cypherpunk days, when - he invented Hashcash, which bitcoin cites in its whitep…
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Comment #39965813
why not adam back? the evidence in favor of adam dwarfs other candidates.
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Comment #39824374
> Nothing important can happen. wouldn't it be a wake up call? wouldn't things of real importance start to happen? we're insanely capable creatures, but most of our energy is waste…
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Comment #39706918
"A republic, if you can keep it" -bf america gets many things wrong, but to think it deserves to collapse or that it shouldn't take steps to protect itself is ignoring history. tik…
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Comment #39389508
personal antidote - i've heard this too, but jumping in (after years of python/typescript), i'm blown away by how productive i can be. it's easily my favorite language. the hiring …
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Comment #39333808
are you suggesting a better way?
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Comment #39333794
this seems extremely inefficient. attaching a role-based policy to data fields (or storing it alongside data) should be enough.
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Comment #39299452
It's not true. According to a follow-up tweet: > Sites that had some PWA information provided - such as an iOS icon - would be added as PWAs even though they weren’t. They have tig…
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Comment #39223995
> Is resolution going to peak? not for awhile. apple vision / oculus will stream (4k/8k) 3d movies. https://developer.apple.com/streaming/examples/
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Comment #38853702
C, Nim and Zig all benefit from static allocation and it's available in rust, so seems fair? also, `const N` is used in rust's nqueen test, so figured it would be fine. someone pos…
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Comment #38852084
rust is equivalent to C when using static allocation i sent a pr to fix it