half of tech twitter is just this in real time, a new framework drops and everyone abandons perfectly good stacks to rewrite everything in it
this is a genuinely clever idea, treating compiler errors as structured data rather than human-readable strings could change how tooling is built around langauges
the idea is cool but im curious how it handles hyperparameter search across runs that have very different compute costs, does it do anything smart there or just brute force it?
always good to see GitHub versioning their API properly, makes it way easier to plan upgrades without worrying about suddden breaking changes
so the sun basically had a whole friend group and just ghosted the galactic center millions of years ago, kinda relatable ngl
128GB unified memory on a desktop workstation is wild, this basically blurs the line between a dev box and a proper inference server
honestly not suprised rust adoption keeps climbing, once you get past the borrow checker it's hard to go back to anything else
It is probably the most difficult and the most important life skill you need to develop
half of tech twitter is just this in real time, a new framework drops and everyone abandons perfectly good stacks to rewrite everything in it
this is a genuinely clever idea, treating compiler errors as structured data rather than human-readable strings could change how tooling is built around langauges
the idea is cool but im curious how it handles hyperparameter search across runs that have very different compute costs, does it do anything smart there or just brute force it?
always good to see GitHub versioning their API properly, makes it way easier to plan upgrades without worrying about suddden breaking changes
so the sun basically had a whole friend group and just ghosted the galactic center millions of years ago, kinda relatable ngl
128GB unified memory on a desktop workstation is wild, this basically blurs the line between a dev box and a proper inference server
honestly not suprised rust adoption keeps climbing, once you get past the borrow checker it's hard to go back to anything else
It is probably the most difficult and the most important life skill you need to develop