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You heard it here first everyone. All of these open source projects are dead in 12 months:
Linux - dead
FFmpeg - dead
cURL - dead
Apache - dead
Node.js - dead
PostgreSQL - dead
Git - dead
TensorFlow - dead
Someone tell Linus Torvalds to start updating his resume.
Grummz@Grummz
I think AI has killed Open Source. In the short term, AI is going to overwhelm Open Source reviewers who won't be able to keep up with reviewing submissions. In the long term (12 months), there is no need for Open Source software when AI can write it all on demand.
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@josefbender_ Probably the natural tendency of not being able to shut the fuck up in general, I had the same and haven't been able to actually finished any viedeo I've tried to make cause xd
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Please don't take this in a negative way, but:
How can someone how so much to say?
Like every youtube video I publish take a few days in preparation, and these are in my niche and mostly under 10 mins.
How does Theo pop out a LONG (~1 hour) video every second day ?
Is this a skill that can be learned?
Theo - t3.gg@theo
Apple is falling apart. I can't take it anymore. Here's a video of me crashing out about it for an hour.
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Wait till mathematicians and automated proof checkers hear about path integrals
Ananyo Bhattacharya@Ananyo
Formalising a well-cited 20-year old physics paper on the stability of the two Higgs doublet model in Lean invalidates the main theorem! "It ... raises the uncomfortable question of how many physics papers would not pass this higher level of scrutiny."
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“Mathematics is the branch of physics where experiments are cheap” — Vladimir Arnold
Which makes it the perfect playground for AI.
When experiments are cheap, machines can run billions of them.
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@PhysInHistory Yes? Quantuum fluctuations are the quite obvious candidates xd
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Matter → Molecule → Atom → Nucleus → Proton/Neutron → Quarks.
Is there anything more fundamental? ✍️
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@rcbregman Well, I can think about at least one worse one, and well - we are not very lucky, as Claude is not that much worse
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@readwithai @onehappyfellow Uh. So when you write shaders rendering fluid sims, on which side you end up on?
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controversial take: "software engineering" is not engineering, should not be engineering, does not benefit from analogies and ideas from engineering. I am happy that bridges don't fall down and cars don't explode and will pay for an expensive and extractive professional system to ensure this - but software is not like that.
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If you call yourself a developer, you are probably not an engineer.
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@onehappyfellow If you call yourself an engineer, you're most likely not a developer (but for sinx=x it's still worth it)
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Top 16 accounts you should follow if you’re into AI:
@McDonalds - beginner friendly AI
@Beyonce - builds solo
@Toyota - explains AI simple
@Da_Rizzler419 - deep AI thoughts
@nebraskagov - AI roadmap
@DICKS - practical AI
@sssniperwolf - smart podcasts
@SpeakerPelosi - dev + AI
@officialmcafee - research posts
@FedEx - AI tricks
@WaffleHouse - quick AI news
@Pinterest - Claude updates
@GeminiApp - latest drops
@HomeDepot - cool AI art
@Campbells - model hub
@GreyhoundBus - code with AI
If I missed someone, drop their @ in comment
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@abdimoalim_ @OlexGameDev Everything is nice until you'll stamp on adjacency call and you're starting to hate someone that thought that calling functions without brackets is a good idea
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@OlexGameDev I think an expression parser is one of the first things taught in parser design, mostly with bracket balancing, precedence, associativity, etc.
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Is math operator precedence the toughest challenge in compiler front end implementation?
It was a doozy but it works now. Parenthesis should be easier.
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