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zengid

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    Comment #49201513

    Google is a major investor in Discovery Loop, btw.

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    Comment #48922741

    One regulation i would like to see is some auditory fingerprint in an AI voice where any person can immediately recognize their speaking to a clanker but it's not unpleasant. It sh…

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    Comment #48387706

    Wishing you a full and fast recovery!

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    Comment #48346929

    I've been thinking a lot about a solution to Rust's notoriously slow compile times. From my research, it's not the borrow checker that is the issue, it's the heavy optimizations an…

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    Comment #48346762

    khvzak has compiled some benchmarks. mlua and roto are some of the fastest: https://github.com/khvzak/script-bench-rs

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    Comment #48283682

    Drew was CEO for almost 20 years right? that's a heck of a run!

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    Comment #47877696

    Quite a footnote [0]: > I do not know if it is me being bored with the project, or annoyed with having to build and design a data structure, that has soured me on this project. But…

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    Comment #47798514

    any tips for running it locally within an agent harness? maybe using pi or opencode?

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    Comment #46214231

    i agree and this matches the authors intent: https://lwn.net/Articles/1049840/

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    Comment #46214226

    He didn't intend it as a joke and his intent matches the op's title revision request: https://lwn.net/Articles/1049840/

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    Comment #45940310

    love to hear good news even if it's a relatively small sample size. anecdotal, but i've heard that the antioxidants in fresh ground coffee is also very good!

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    Comment #45518120

    Now CA needs one

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    Comment #45485798

    not sure why the title was renamed, but i thought this was interesting primarily because it's the early work of Rich Hickey, famous for making the Clojure language.

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    Comment #45483683

    Heard about this watching Casey Muratori's "The Big OOPs" talk [0]. Thought it couldn't be _that_ Hickey, but turns out it was! [0] https://youtu.be/wo84LFzx5nI?si=SBv1UqgtKJ1BH3Cw…

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    Comment #45303917

    > In the end, I decided on C Sharp, even though I had never used it professionally I love C#, I use it every day, but who makes a decision like this?

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    Comment #44759145

    you'll execute pretty fast if your back is up against a wall

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    Comment #44389649

    confidence all the way down

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    Comment #44389637

    very beautifully done! I think it would be cool to have an aeolian harp if you feel up for simulating "wind". Also since you're going into rhythm and are basing this on JI, a integ…

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    Comment #43106202

    There is some research in accelerating Reinforcement Learning by implementing the simulator on the GPU using Jax. Really neat. I'm curious if this could be done with Mojo, too? htt…

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    Comment #41770715

    reference https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...

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    Comment #41770708

    Didn't Gary Bernhardt do this in 2014? /sarcasm

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    Comment #41572120

    Chris Lattner recently explained that because of function overloads (and other features), type inference is really hard to make fast in Swift, and is why he says that "using Hindle…

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    Comment #41571997

    Very cool, thanks!

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    Comment #41571286

    This is really interesting.. does anyone who knows more about Gauss's proof know why you can construct a 5 sided polygon with ruler and compass, but not a 7 or 11 sided polygon? Wh…