VibeOS? It's been done! It's hilarious: https://youtu.be/7NfyZhV1dKM?is=Y8LwTbY_stLPilqR
I wanted to set up a Cloudflare static page and all the tooling is completely designed around Github. If you want any other service, you have to roll it yourself.
Does it? I am pretty sure the entire Carbon stack is retired now.
Agner Fog is also discussing CPU architecture, not high-level language. The whole point is that the optimizer _already_ takes knows these things and rewrites your code automatically. If you write a zero-to-100 loop in…
Optimizers eat stuff like this up. It'll restructure your loop however it wants.
It's just spacing. X-- > 0 and X --> 0 are the same thing in C.
Do LLMs really care?
"They" has been a gender-neutral singular or plural pronoun for hundreds of years.
Makes sense though! It's really tough to test touch control programmatically, and that's all LLMs have. Same reason ChatGPT can't play Super Mario Bros.
When Knuth wrote that, I don't think dependencies as we think of them today existed. Libraries were few and solved specialized, difficult problems.
No kidding! About twelve years ago, I outfitted a house with LED bulbs for about $5 a pop (a bargain at the time!) and those lasted for six years, until I moved. In the new house, LEDs were all less expensive but now…
I'm guessing the Base and Pro chips come off the same wafer, and they get 5 Base chips (some defects) for every one Pro chip (very few defects). So they run the Base-model assembly line for six months and eventually…
Their posted videos show plenty of failures. Read the rest of the comment section.
I agree but I feel like the exaggerated physics were intentional and fitting with the video theme. If they had wanted it to topple, they wouldn't have posted the video.
The non-coherence of the world is a pretty solid tell. Any time the camera pans away and then back, the scene changes. The model doesn't remember what used to be there dozens of frames ago and so it invents something…
It kept on going, but they have been far less stable from a technical OR leadership perspective. They had a user exodus. They had advertisers leave in droves. I suspect it was a net negative change.
It doesn't say "everyone in sales" so it's not clear.
This gives visibility to a lot more unencrypted code, so just give it time. More bugs will be found quickly now that the code is inspectable.
Yes? Very little about Claude is deterministic. If given the same sufficiently complicated problem, but via slightly different input prompts, it can generate entirely different code. It would be shocking if they all had…
I think RAM turned out to be the secret sauce all along!
Ironically, I'm sure Claude could have spotted all four.
> leaving a features behavior undefined Missing an apostrophe? A human wrote this! Love to see it.
I can relate! I once joined a team that worked on "Analytics" when I was naive and didn't realize that meant "remarketing and ad targeting." Just keep an eye out for something different. I'm sure there are jobs that you…
So he's basically signing up to do your jobs once you're gone? Or he thinks he's also expendable? Either one doesn't sound too good. Get resumes out.
I mean, the Flock cameras coming down is meaningful progress?
VibeOS? It's been done! It's hilarious: https://youtu.be/7NfyZhV1dKM?is=Y8LwTbY_stLPilqR
I wanted to set up a Cloudflare static page and all the tooling is completely designed around Github. If you want any other service, you have to roll it yourself.
Does it? I am pretty sure the entire Carbon stack is retired now.
Agner Fog is also discussing CPU architecture, not high-level language. The whole point is that the optimizer _already_ takes knows these things and rewrites your code automatically. If you write a zero-to-100 loop in…
Optimizers eat stuff like this up. It'll restructure your loop however it wants.
It's just spacing. X-- > 0 and X --> 0 are the same thing in C.
Do LLMs really care?
"They" has been a gender-neutral singular or plural pronoun for hundreds of years.
Makes sense though! It's really tough to test touch control programmatically, and that's all LLMs have. Same reason ChatGPT can't play Super Mario Bros.
When Knuth wrote that, I don't think dependencies as we think of them today existed. Libraries were few and solved specialized, difficult problems.
No kidding! About twelve years ago, I outfitted a house with LED bulbs for about $5 a pop (a bargain at the time!) and those lasted for six years, until I moved. In the new house, LEDs were all less expensive but now…
I'm guessing the Base and Pro chips come off the same wafer, and they get 5 Base chips (some defects) for every one Pro chip (very few defects). So they run the Base-model assembly line for six months and eventually…
Their posted videos show plenty of failures. Read the rest of the comment section.
I agree but I feel like the exaggerated physics were intentional and fitting with the video theme. If they had wanted it to topple, they wouldn't have posted the video.
The non-coherence of the world is a pretty solid tell. Any time the camera pans away and then back, the scene changes. The model doesn't remember what used to be there dozens of frames ago and so it invents something…
It kept on going, but they have been far less stable from a technical OR leadership perspective. They had a user exodus. They had advertisers leave in droves. I suspect it was a net negative change.
It doesn't say "everyone in sales" so it's not clear.
This gives visibility to a lot more unencrypted code, so just give it time. More bugs will be found quickly now that the code is inspectable.
Yes? Very little about Claude is deterministic. If given the same sufficiently complicated problem, but via slightly different input prompts, it can generate entirely different code. It would be shocking if they all had…
I think RAM turned out to be the secret sauce all along!
Ironically, I'm sure Claude could have spotted all four.
> leaving a features behavior undefined Missing an apostrophe? A human wrote this! Love to see it.
I can relate! I once joined a team that worked on "Analytics" when I was naive and didn't realize that meant "remarketing and ad targeting." Just keep an eye out for something different. I'm sure there are jobs that you…
So he's basically signing up to do your jobs once you're gone? Or he thinks he's also expendable? Either one doesn't sound too good. Get resumes out.
I mean, the Flock cameras coming down is meaningful progress?