Train stations also have Yakitori, Udon, Ramen...
While giving instructions via mobile is useful, it's naive to think you'd have the same productivity as behind an actual desk.
The thing I'm starting to see now is that managers believe AI is what enables all this stuff to be done, not the people actually driving it. Even though everyone has the same tools and it can clearly be seen not…
I'm surprised to find out there are actually people who like Oden.
You can also just copy your strings into the same buffer in C++ if you want to. The obvious downside is that resizing any string but the last requires moving everything down the stack. With objects that never need…
You can also just do that in C++. I do that as part of my messaging usually, so that the objects are trivially relocatable and reinterpret-castable. It only works so long as you combine a set of canonical types, but…
The difference between a forum and a chat is mostly UI and structure. On a forum, every conversation is within a thread for example. Chat is unthreaded by default, even if Slack allows threads. It also allows users to…
If your company authors software for computer-assisted design of buildings, are you in the software industry or in the construction industry? The first is what it might say on paper, the second is more honest and…
Technically AI makes it much easier to reverse-engineer software, so long as the guardrails don't randomly kick in.
So by "more ambitious", people really mean "waste more tokens"?
Software is not an industry, it's a tool that all industries use.
I never worry about presence in any form of chat. I don't care if people are there when I message them; it's up to them to pick up my messages at their convenience.
in general discord has a very bad app and usability, irc regardless of client is a clear upgrade
The main issue with mainstream AI is lack of a decent cloud agentic harness on a free tier. This is just a sub-par harness on the most expensive tier. If you're paying thousands a month for AI surely you can rent your…
I find that I can do 4 to 7 sessions in parallel, and still review everything in depth and co-design. I mostly use Fable though, Opus only via sub-agents.
what's most surprising is the difference between high and xhigh
> how would you compare your capabilities to that of claude fable 5.1 by anthropic > Comparing your capabilities to that of claude fable 5.1 would be very similar. Both are stories about a clown who is a cunning and…
MCPs are indeed useless, they're very limited in functionality and frequently struggle with large requests or get wedged in bad states. There is no reason not to use the native API directly.
Then most people would be wrong. A VLIW ISA is a classical example of a superscalar processor without out-of-order execution.
It's already transparent even without out-of-order execution, and pipelining is an entirely different thing than superscalar execution.
Any modern processor has different execution ports specialized in different things and replicated a different number of times, and all of them can execute instructions in parallel. It schedules to these transparently…
> This project is still early in its developement. Bugs, crashes and miscompilations are expected. DO NOT USE IT FOR ANYTHING SERIOUS. how can one claim it is tier-1? Also random student, nothing official from Microsoft.
All those applications area sensitive to asynchronous programming.
does it mean there is a rust.net?
it's not part of the free ChatGPT tier.
Train stations also have Yakitori, Udon, Ramen...
While giving instructions via mobile is useful, it's naive to think you'd have the same productivity as behind an actual desk.
The thing I'm starting to see now is that managers believe AI is what enables all this stuff to be done, not the people actually driving it. Even though everyone has the same tools and it can clearly be seen not…
I'm surprised to find out there are actually people who like Oden.
You can also just copy your strings into the same buffer in C++ if you want to. The obvious downside is that resizing any string but the last requires moving everything down the stack. With objects that never need…
You can also just do that in C++. I do that as part of my messaging usually, so that the objects are trivially relocatable and reinterpret-castable. It only works so long as you combine a set of canonical types, but…
The difference between a forum and a chat is mostly UI and structure. On a forum, every conversation is within a thread for example. Chat is unthreaded by default, even if Slack allows threads. It also allows users to…
If your company authors software for computer-assisted design of buildings, are you in the software industry or in the construction industry? The first is what it might say on paper, the second is more honest and…
Technically AI makes it much easier to reverse-engineer software, so long as the guardrails don't randomly kick in.
So by "more ambitious", people really mean "waste more tokens"?
Software is not an industry, it's a tool that all industries use.
I never worry about presence in any form of chat. I don't care if people are there when I message them; it's up to them to pick up my messages at their convenience.
in general discord has a very bad app and usability, irc regardless of client is a clear upgrade
The main issue with mainstream AI is lack of a decent cloud agentic harness on a free tier. This is just a sub-par harness on the most expensive tier. If you're paying thousands a month for AI surely you can rent your…
I find that I can do 4 to 7 sessions in parallel, and still review everything in depth and co-design. I mostly use Fable though, Opus only via sub-agents.
what's most surprising is the difference between high and xhigh
> how would you compare your capabilities to that of claude fable 5.1 by anthropic > Comparing your capabilities to that of claude fable 5.1 would be very similar. Both are stories about a clown who is a cunning and…
MCPs are indeed useless, they're very limited in functionality and frequently struggle with large requests or get wedged in bad states. There is no reason not to use the native API directly.
Then most people would be wrong. A VLIW ISA is a classical example of a superscalar processor without out-of-order execution.
It's already transparent even without out-of-order execution, and pipelining is an entirely different thing than superscalar execution.
Any modern processor has different execution ports specialized in different things and replicated a different number of times, and all of them can execute instructions in parallel. It schedules to these transparently…
> This project is still early in its developement. Bugs, crashes and miscompilations are expected. DO NOT USE IT FOR ANYTHING SERIOUS. how can one claim it is tier-1? Also random student, nothing official from Microsoft.
All those applications area sensitive to asynchronous programming.
does it mean there is a rust.net?
it's not part of the free ChatGPT tier.