Yeah, but I'm pretty sure the voice over in the video is Swedish world strongest man winner Magnus Samuelsson.
Swedish scores sank for both Swedish and maths in "natives", 2nd gen and 3rd gen immigrants. Scores did not sink in Swedish for 1st gen immigrants. In other words: Everyone is getting worse, but some were already worse…
>Always seeking good, minimal, muted colour themes for my editors. I wish we had serious designers to design themes for usability and comfort, and not people that have no business playing with colours. I think Prot's…
I don't. I do them for my own satisfaction, not yours.
Me, I do them.
We purchased it from a machine recently. By the way, can I just say: Japan cares about UI in a very different way to Europe. The screens had pleasant graphics and sound, and the buttons for pressing in numbers felt so…
Are ya kidding me
Hey dang, could you look Animats comment in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49458418 Other folks are also calling it out as AI.
I saw that exhibition at Louisiana :). Thank you for sharing!
I aint got none.
I swear that the amount of astroturfing in the comment field by AI bots being positive towards AI is at an all time high as well.
Please stop tipping unless the service is very good. Hell, the quality of the service could be reflected in the cost of the food (it is), and you don't need to tip at all. Thank you, A Swede.
Yeah, why not, ya know. Making your safe-ish C program slow and interoperable with Rust, in order to make people want to jump the boat to Rust. Us old-skool "unsafe? m0ar like skill issue" are gonna get left behind.
Why are they writing their own constraint solver? There are so many great off-the-shelf constraint solvers that are probably going to be way faster than whatever Swift engineers can cook up.
I think that Gödel did all of this stuff because of David Hilbert basically posing the challenge to make maths' foundations consistent and complete. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert's_program
Derrida, go back to your grave, you messed up the quote!
I've certainly read and studied material explaining f), but I haven't read the original paper (besides, isn't that in German?). The proofs aren't that hard, as I remember them, maybe they're harder in original form? To…
Doing pointless things is wonderful, anyway.
>The quieter but bigger change I really wish they didn't use such stupid LLM-isms.
It's mostly a performance question in order to adhere to Java's memory model.
You can have it all in the vast majority of cases. It just requires a lot of work. See: The Hotspot JVM.
This is HN, most of it is vibes. Lol, conjecture, touch grass man. I do PL research, it's not that good at that stuff, do you think I'm not trying using it?
Yeah, I disagree on the latter point by a lot :-). Really, is it truly "orthogonal"? Not really, you will understand the details better by writing them yourself. On your first point, they are pretty good at a lot of…
I do! A lot of the work I do is not simple CRUD, and I have to think about what's going on. Reading code doesn't do that to the same degree.
I don't think it's too weird of a take, we do things for many reasons. I get that it feels bad to have that directed at you as an accusation. It's rational to discuss the intent behind actions, but I think the parent is…
Yeah, but I'm pretty sure the voice over in the video is Swedish world strongest man winner Magnus Samuelsson.
Swedish scores sank for both Swedish and maths in "natives", 2nd gen and 3rd gen immigrants. Scores did not sink in Swedish for 1st gen immigrants. In other words: Everyone is getting worse, but some were already worse…
>Always seeking good, minimal, muted colour themes for my editors. I wish we had serious designers to design themes for usability and comfort, and not people that have no business playing with colours. I think Prot's…
I don't. I do them for my own satisfaction, not yours.
Me, I do them.
We purchased it from a machine recently. By the way, can I just say: Japan cares about UI in a very different way to Europe. The screens had pleasant graphics and sound, and the buttons for pressing in numbers felt so…
Are ya kidding me
Hey dang, could you look Animats comment in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49458418 Other folks are also calling it out as AI.
I saw that exhibition at Louisiana :). Thank you for sharing!
I aint got none.
I swear that the amount of astroturfing in the comment field by AI bots being positive towards AI is at an all time high as well.
Please stop tipping unless the service is very good. Hell, the quality of the service could be reflected in the cost of the food (it is), and you don't need to tip at all. Thank you, A Swede.
Yeah, why not, ya know. Making your safe-ish C program slow and interoperable with Rust, in order to make people want to jump the boat to Rust. Us old-skool "unsafe? m0ar like skill issue" are gonna get left behind.
Why are they writing their own constraint solver? There are so many great off-the-shelf constraint solvers that are probably going to be way faster than whatever Swift engineers can cook up.
I think that Gödel did all of this stuff because of David Hilbert basically posing the challenge to make maths' foundations consistent and complete. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert's_program
Derrida, go back to your grave, you messed up the quote!
I've certainly read and studied material explaining f), but I haven't read the original paper (besides, isn't that in German?). The proofs aren't that hard, as I remember them, maybe they're harder in original form? To…
Doing pointless things is wonderful, anyway.
>The quieter but bigger change I really wish they didn't use such stupid LLM-isms.
It's mostly a performance question in order to adhere to Java's memory model.
You can have it all in the vast majority of cases. It just requires a lot of work. See: The Hotspot JVM.
This is HN, most of it is vibes. Lol, conjecture, touch grass man. I do PL research, it's not that good at that stuff, do you think I'm not trying using it?
Yeah, I disagree on the latter point by a lot :-). Really, is it truly "orthogonal"? Not really, you will understand the details better by writing them yourself. On your first point, they are pretty good at a lot of…
I do! A lot of the work I do is not simple CRUD, and I have to think about what's going on. Reading code doesn't do that to the same degree.
I don't think it's too weird of a take, we do things for many reasons. I get that it feels bad to have that directed at you as an accusation. It's rational to discuss the intent behind actions, but I think the parent is…