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@SecPerkinsStan

He/Him. Fallback: @[email protected]

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Daniel Hooper@DanielcHooper·
New post: Testing Opus 4.5 For C Programming. TLDR: it's good, even for curmudgeons like me, but you need to play to its strengths. You don't have to use it like a dumb yolo vibecoder. danielchasehooper.com/posts/code-age…
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Zephyr
Zephyr@zephyr_z9·
China is good for trading or holding a stock for 1-2 years U will get burned if ur time horizon is longer than that
Gary Basin@garybasin

@zephyr_z9 What’s the track record on Chinese companies rewarding shareholders 😅

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@dialupready ihaven't tried this (and maybe nobody has) but you can apparently pass custom allocators as template args to most containers (I should try it out but lazy)
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(dialupready)@dialupready·
@SecPerkinsStan I don’t want to write a GC and I do not want to deal with NaN-boxing or arenas, so shared pointers and variants everywhere. I’ll deal with it later (if is a prefix function, then and else are infix functions, a if then else is three function calls rn you have to understand)
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this is probably obvious but as heads up: you have to use at least -O1 to make std::variant behave like hand written tagged union code.
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@sadernoheart it's very different, it'll be very useful to have this kind of thing start happening at the speed at which you normally think, (which is why learning to touchtype is also very very useful!)
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sadernoheart@sadernoheart·
Damn, this problem.
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(dialupready)@dialupready·
@SecPerkinsStan this is legitimately useful information for me, my hobby language’s internal Value type is a variant I am also using nested variants inside nested shared pointers, the current situation is quite bad (i was going to do O3 as my “production release” anyway)
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@sadernoheart itll take a week tops, though i don't envy those learning all this more than decade after i did. you guys have this temptation to wander off and try learning an unending list of other things
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(dialupready)@dialupready·
@HSVSphere omarchy is a deserved curse upon linux evangelists for distrohopping and recommending flavor of the week distros instead of just saying “Fedora/Ubuntu” ad nauseam turns out the flavor of the week can be unseasoned dogshit
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HSVSphere@HSVSphere·
Maybe I need to be a grifter.
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i bought gemini ai pro for the storage but figured i shouldn't let it go to waste, and somehow this is the way to use the sub's tokens for anything cli like
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Basil🧡@LinkofSunshine·
Python feels like the only language developed by people with a working brain sometimes
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Matthew Zeitlin
Matthew Zeitlin@MattZeitlin·
literally 99 cents on amazon rn
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Chase Brower
Chase Brower@ChaseBrowe32432·
Essentially, we should conclude the precise opposite of Chollet's commentary (the most popular commentary on this paper). Frontier models have moved fully beyond content-level memorization, and make masterful use of higher-level generalizable strategies. x.com/fchollet/statu…
François Chollet@fchollet

This is more evidence that current frontier models remain completely reliant on content-level memorization, as opposed to higher-level generalizable knowledge (such as metalearning knowledge, problem-solving strategies...)

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