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rust is a tool like any other, grow up. I personally find it easier to work with than c++ in many cases. EDIT: On second look... you okay dude? That's an awful lot of anger and swearing for an account created 11 minutes ago. Please calm down for your own sake or do something different at least
Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
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#12Re: Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
#13How can we tell that this is truly a clean room project and that there is no code from either (Claude or yourself) that is derived from the Darling project? Otherwise great project.
Not saying it happened here, but it's an interesting thought experiment: what if you order an LLm to achieve the same goal as a popular open source project, using all the lessons learned and pitfalls faced by that project, but not to copy the code. Indeed, LLM code is now often better than human code, so direct code copying would be a disadvantage. Humans are certainly inspired by other projects like this all the time and it isn't considered plagiarism.
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I come here with the expectation that this isn't 4chan and I leave my opinions exactly as they are while still being polite. This isn't inevitable. Else nobody would use this site. You can be upset about many things like AI and people will share that sentiment or not. You can read the Guidelines, it's not hard to see they aren't unreasonable. And it's easy to see if you violate them.
Thanks for the Death Threat.
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#15Re: Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
rust is a tool like any other, grow up. I personally find it easier to work with than c++ in many cases. EDIT: On second look... you okay dude? That's an awful lot of anger and swearing for an account created 11 minutes ago. Please calm down for your own sake or do something different at least
How did he predict your comment?
Re: Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
#17How can we tell that this is truly a clean room project and that there is no code from either (Claude or yourself) that is derived from the Darling project? Otherwise great project.
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I have no incentive to be nice either, but I am because I want to. And If you are nice while constructively formulating your anger you don't get banned. easy.
sounds like you are just being an asshole because you hate the general consensus on this site, and can't be bothered to be polite in favor of creating new accounts all the time. That makes you the asshole from my perspective.
Have a great Day.
Re: Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
#19Hi HN, I started developing an experimental project with the goal of running macOS CLI binaries natively on Linux ARM machines. As of now, we have working prototypes for: - 7-Zip: Passes multi-threaded compression tests on an 8k-file tree. Currently ~5.2x slower than native Linux execution, but I already mapped out a clear optimization plan to cut this gap down. - curl: Over 200 commands and options successfully pass…
I assume you eventually plan to target binaries that don't already exist on Linux? Where do you think you'll start?
Re: Show HN: Kakehashi – Experimental userspace to run macOS binaries on Linux ARM
#20This is something i have been looking for long time, however i have gone through repository and docs and the problem is bigger and solution still seems to be early, I am curious how you gonna take further, will be watching it