@steipete @Cloudflare cool but when are you gonna make something useful that's not just a wrapper around actually good software like Pi?
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Still limited by compute, so I built a thing that runs codex in the cloud, powered by @Cloudflare firecracker boxes (and since that's not beefy enough for larger projects, tests are run via crabbox)
Uses Ghostty ofc, via WebAssembly.
Codex replicated itself, basically.
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@glcst dry soy meat has 50-52 grams of high-quality protein btw, more than chicken (27g), beef (26g), pork (27g)
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Olympians are "on steroids" the same way vegans are on protein.
Lukas (computer) 🔺@SCHIZO_FREQ
Certain type of guy hears about the enhanced games and immediately goes “There’s no way people break any world records at the enhanced games man - all the world records were already set by people on steroids!” Okay, sure But I don’t remember any other swimmers who looked like this There are clearly levels to being “on steroids”
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@valigo It's all marketing, he also hired Andrej Karpathy to use him as a marketing tool
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@vkrajacic This is very sad but completely understandable, it's the new world we live in
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When I started File Pilot ~5 years ago, there was some hope deep inside that I might one day actually open source it.
AI completely killed that thought. I'm glad I didn't go that route.
Ryan Fleury@rfleury
Open source will be greatly diminished due to mass obfuscated license infringement. Your licenses may as well be letters to Santa. The path forward will be paywalls and codesharing within curated communities.
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As a programmer I think this is totally fair, but I think what people actually mean is that they don’t want to *know* they’re interacting with a car computer, and what they mean by “car computer” is “shitty Android tablet with touch controls for everything”. They want a good user experience. They want things to just work, and be intuitive. Shitty Android tablets are not delivering that.
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@GaryMarcus Do you think people would listen to you if you weren't a DILF?
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Fuck this OpenAI employee, seriously fuck him.
Also read this quantitative study, which I had nothing to do with, that says my technical predictions have bee largely correct. github.com/davegoldblatt/…
I should not have to put up with this level of unhinged hostility, simply for defending views that have frequently been challenging to his company.
Nor should I have to put up with him neither giving evidence nor allowing me to respond.
This man appears to be both a coward and a liar, with only insults, literally a bottom feeder in @Paulg’s pyramid of argumentation.
That this empty slander is all he has got is perhaps a sign of how desperate OpenAI has become.
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@FatRustDev @embossedly @hd_nvim Competition doesn't break as much because nobody serious uses the competition (I'm looking at deno)
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yt-dlp plans to drop support for Bun
Reason: it is vibe-coded
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RAYWHITE lol those vibe coders will not read even their own readme
I think this might be easily become a legal case study if raylib has been under GPL
Ray@raysan5
Wow! It seems somebody already vibe-coded a game-engine with an extremely similar API to raylib... unfortunately no mention to raylib, at all... 😓
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Removing expect() and unwrap() are the worst things you can do, they exist for a reason. They're assertions and you should use them more.
Just don't assert for something that can happen at runtime.
Anthony Shew@anthonysheww
Inspired by this article, I spent some time this week in Turborepo: 1. Removing all .expect() and .unwrap() usage from implementation code 2. Fixing file system logical bugs corrode.dev/blog/bugs-rust…
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@embossedly @hd_nvim Jarred should build something that doesn't break more than the competition first
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>call someone a nazi
>immediately drop down to nationality remarks
I thought all of them left the platform long ago, but I guess some remnants still hold the fort ))
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.@tenstorrent when you are ready, we'll get you on MLPerf for $10M. Ground up stack, one 1MB pip install, zero C++20 (pure Python). From how many people I see on X trying to rewrite it, your current software approach isn't working.
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We _tolerate_ C++'s complexity because of historical relevance and success of C++, and because modern C++ is becoming slightly better due to competition from Woke Crab Gang 🦀
Convoluted code in C++ may blow our foot off.
In Blowlang, who knows what will happen?
Kai Fall@kai_fell
@oxcrowx >It is too complex if you're happy with C++ complexity, Jai's version of "we got everything" should not be a problem
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@andre_arag @carllerche if agents will handle the boilerplate, then why use Go at all?
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@FatRustDev @carllerche Who cares? It compiles in seconds, generates a decent sized self contained executable, has good performance, excellent concurrency with go routines… the agent will handle the boilerplate. And if needed understanding the code later is relatively easy
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Which programming languages will thrive the most in the agent-era? Why will it not be Go? It is simple, consistent, predictable, and has excellent local reasoning.
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@aurelienb42 @FatRustDev @oxcrowx Even if I did, how is this supposed to be an own? You're just admitting that it's gatekept to prevent criticism
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@Waffl3x @FatRustDev @oxcrowx you were already ranting about this the other day, looks like someone got rejected for some reason.
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@FatRustDev @oxcrowx Okay? So what you're saying is that it is a highly restricted closed beta with arbitrary exclusion criteria, and you also expect me to be a part of it to have an opinion
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