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@sarchertech Hey... 😂

I just finished the outline for Chapter 5 of Computer Networks From Scratch. We’ll be taking about the browser, HTML and hyperlinks, but first there’s a detour to discuss file systems.

I mean: we got the right answer from the clue but it didn't make sense and we couldn't eliminate a suspect

@mysteryguides hey we did the Windsor one today but got stuck on clue 13...

@GoGreenGadgets1 hey: a family member of mine sent you a phone but forgot to wipe it. Apparently they are having a hard time getting paid or the item returned. Could you help please

@lovable hey! Do you have an api for devs? I am looking for an endpoint I can call to get a document each time we call it. Your product produces the best results but I can't see a GET/POST url to call, only integrations which isn't what I want.

@ThePrimeagen skill issue

macs are harder to use than ubuntu

@mcdoogle13936 sometimes, especially during exams or if I don't understand something

Does anyone experience any low level anxiety when doing maths lol. Probably some hang ups from school days 20 ish years ago 🤧

@joeljrigby @abakcus I kept it simpler: 10^2+11^2+12^2 =365 13^2+14^2=365 So 2x365/365 =2 I just wondered if someone really smart had a cool solution

@leonsegal @abakcus Know your squares... This is easy ... You can see it was meant to be fair to children as it quickly converges to 730 100 121 144 169 196 Group for easy numbers 121 169 =290 144 196 =340 Then combine the 100 100+290= 390 Then combine results 390+340 = 730 which is 2x 365 So 2

@joeljrigby @abakcus Is there a trick to this or just mentally work through it methodically ?

@abakcus What is the number 2.

@petersteele @ID_AA_Carmack You can use the chrome debugger for frontend js, it works pretty well

@ID_AA_Carmack I use both but always default to logging first. Why? Because setting up proper, in IDE debugging for JS and PHP is a pain in the ass. PHP is admittedly a bit easier, but JS is a damn nightmare.

I am always bemused by programmers that don’t use debuggers. It isn’t just about breakpoints and examining variables, but also being able to break into a process that has been running for an hour and issue something like: (observation_ring*255).to(dtype=torch.uint8).view(128,16,4,3,128,128).permute(1,0,2,4,5,3).cpu().numpy().tofile('results/ring_128x128.rgb')

@historyinmemes The Gl is Swedish and is pronounced as j

Hugh Glass, 19th-Century Frontiersman dragged himself over 200 miles to the nearest fort after being mauled by a grizzly bear and left for dead by his fellow fur trappers. Then he began his quest for revenge.

@florinpop17 How did you achieve it, or did it happen naturally?

Finally! After 2 weeks of waking up every night at 1-2 am, and being unable to get back to sleep until 6 am… (due to jet lag and pneumonia - nasty combo lol) I finally slept through the night! 🥹 Such a big win! Getting back to normal! Ready to go to the next level! 🤩

@florinpop17 Things that helped me: sleep ritual Eg floss/mouthwash/brush teeth/cleanse/tone/moisturise/eye bag stuff. Clean sheets/pyjamas/room. Eye mask/ear plugs. No media/screens before bed except kindle device. Open window for fresh air. Cold room. Good luck!

Since coming home from NYC my sleep schedule is totally messed up! I wake up every night after 1-2 am and can’t fall asleep until 5-6 am… and then sleep for another 5-6 hours. I thought it will go away after a few days but apparently it doesn’t 🥲 Anything I can do?

@AndrewMayne @sama We never get the jet packs 🙁😂

@sama Better and inexpensive code model. Cheaper realtime API. Jet packs.

what would you like openai to build/fix in 2025?

@soychotic @sama the real goals

@sama elder scrolls 6

@magheru_san @mochanerd @BardzoKurwa @michael_kove @deedydas It has often failed for me when, ironically, I've given it complicated requirements. It imagined things to work that just didn't and the explanations were convincing but ultimately wrong/hallucinated

I've been using LLMs for almost 2 years now and rarely seeing hallucinations these days in code generation, and don't remember any while explaining or refactoring code. They still sometimes happen in code generation but they're usually quite minor like passing Go variables as value when a pointer was expected, which the compiler will find immediately.

Everyone thinks this is an exaggeration but there are so many software engineers, not just at FAANG, who I know personally who literally make ~2 code changes a month, few emails, few meetings, remote work, < 5 hours/ week, for ~$200-300k. Here are some of those companies:

@magheru_san @mochanerd @BardzoKurwa @michael_kove @deedydas As long as it is explaining it correctly and not hallucinating

@mochanerd @BardzoKurwa @michael_kove @deedydas For sure but you can also ask it to explain you the generated code and try to find issues in it. It just takes longer than if you know those things.

@BilliCodes @unclebobmartin They drew first blood no?

@unclebobmartin Imagine if Rambo had never drawn First Blood... would there even be a story?

Second movie: First Blood.

@gitpush_gitpaid At least you can't lose digits centring a div

dude just eyeballing cutting stones but you can’t center a div ngmi x.com/visualfeastwan…

@RedactedOut @ant0nill0s @Rainmaker1973 He's right. The pressure at the bottom of the objects is larger than at the top creating a net upwards force. The alu has a larger net difference and creates more upward force, tipping the scales towards the iron

@ant0nill0s @Rainmaker1973 yeah my point is, that is a trick question, only the water is part of the equations, the amount left after displacement, buoyancy does not come into play