No defense for not writing or reading code if want to call yourself a software engineer or programmer. However I do think there is reason to use Java or Python (as much as I loathe both) they have GC, and it'd be a lot…
Neither is mutually exclusive. They get lock-in, and through that lock-in are more effectively able to inflate token usage.
If China is able to undercut Nvidia on high performance local AI hardware, they will pop the AI bubble in a matter of days. They wouldn't even need to make something equivalent to the latest hardware. A Chinese RTX 3090…
I think all 3 are pretty important for using TS in online sandboxes and IDEs.
Performance of tsc wasn't an issue for small projects, and for larger projects it could be fixed by using incremental build option, and/or TS project references. Most either didn't care enough about the perf or were too…
Boolean attributes are less about types and more about syntax convenience IMO, even HTML treats them as empty strings. <tag attr> is a shorthand for <tag attr="">, which then in your program you can decide if some…
I'm going to choose to look at this in a positive light. In the long term this talent will feed into more indie games and studios, and perhaps studios will be less inclined to get acquired by Microsoft and other big…
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The one good feature of HTML 5 was the introduction of boolean attributes. It's a feature XML could and should adopt. The whole handling of custom elements was fumbled beyond belief. The HTML spec is a disaster…
It bothers me that these popular UI toolkits render copious amounts of divs. I went to look at Base UI and for nearly every component it's "Renders a <div> element", when there are native elements that can achieve the…
I've yet to update to Android 17, but I ended up disabling haptics on 16 because the annoying pop sound feels like a gimmick compared to what haptic feedback used to be.
I run podman for local dev containers or for isolated sandboxes mostly. Anything needing orchestration and I go straight to k8s, never liked docker compose.
I hear this argument all the time, but I've always found it lacking connection with the human behaviour I observe as someone growing up low-middle class, now middle-upper class. It completely misses the mark on human…
> loudly stating the foreign labs have been distilling their models for a while now. They would be stating this even if it weren't true, because it fits their marketing. While I don't disbelieve the claim outright, I…
It's going to be a lot worse if these companies IPO before the crash. The US gov should dissolve Anthropic and OpenAI tomorrow. Failing that they should block them from going public.
As much as I'd like to see Sam and Dario fall from power, I don't think they should be the ones going to prison for this. Investors gave them money full well knowing there would be no return until they could steal from…
> in a rational market. Unfortunately the market is often not rational in this way. Hype within retail market means there are suckers willing to buy. Institutional market knows there are suckers when the hype is high.…
> Until there's some sort of "community owned hardware" Or until some bright people figure out drastically more efficient means of training.
Banning next gen open models would never happen globally, and would be a major disadvantage to any country that does. If the USA continues to put barriers into the release of models, open and/or foreign models will…
My experience has been that unless you are using the basic graphics options of Bedrock it performs worse at the same render distance, and even with basic graphics the perf is not much better. With Java version getting…
My biggest problem with dumb phones and similar concepts like this digital detox phone is the comparitively crappy cameras. I don't take photos often, but when I do I want them to be good.
The company having it's product market restricted will negatively impact their financial investment. Also if you have an agreement with a company for them to provide you with a service, and investing in them is part of…
It's much more likely SpaceX will continue building more ground data centers and using their sat relays to make global connection faster than ground connections can allow.
Quantized Gemma 4 26B is as smart or better than GPT 5 in most of my testing. Granted GPT 5 is nearly a year old at this point, but I can run Gemma 4 on a ~6 year old consumer GPU (RTX 3090) and get 140 t/s.
It can be both.
No defense for not writing or reading code if want to call yourself a software engineer or programmer. However I do think there is reason to use Java or Python (as much as I loathe both) they have GC, and it'd be a lot…
Neither is mutually exclusive. They get lock-in, and through that lock-in are more effectively able to inflate token usage.
If China is able to undercut Nvidia on high performance local AI hardware, they will pop the AI bubble in a matter of days. They wouldn't even need to make something equivalent to the latest hardware. A Chinese RTX 3090…
I think all 3 are pretty important for using TS in online sandboxes and IDEs.
Performance of tsc wasn't an issue for small projects, and for larger projects it could be fixed by using incremental build option, and/or TS project references. Most either didn't care enough about the perf or were too…
Boolean attributes are less about types and more about syntax convenience IMO, even HTML treats them as empty strings. <tag attr> is a shorthand for <tag attr="">, which then in your program you can decide if some…
I'm going to choose to look at this in a positive light. In the long term this talent will feed into more indie games and studios, and perhaps studios will be less inclined to get acquired by Microsoft and other big…
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The one good feature of HTML 5 was the introduction of boolean attributes. It's a feature XML could and should adopt. The whole handling of custom elements was fumbled beyond belief. The HTML spec is a disaster…
It bothers me that these popular UI toolkits render copious amounts of divs. I went to look at Base UI and for nearly every component it's "Renders a <div> element", when there are native elements that can achieve the…
I've yet to update to Android 17, but I ended up disabling haptics on 16 because the annoying pop sound feels like a gimmick compared to what haptic feedback used to be.
I run podman for local dev containers or for isolated sandboxes mostly. Anything needing orchestration and I go straight to k8s, never liked docker compose.
I hear this argument all the time, but I've always found it lacking connection with the human behaviour I observe as someone growing up low-middle class, now middle-upper class. It completely misses the mark on human…
> loudly stating the foreign labs have been distilling their models for a while now. They would be stating this even if it weren't true, because it fits their marketing. While I don't disbelieve the claim outright, I…
It's going to be a lot worse if these companies IPO before the crash. The US gov should dissolve Anthropic and OpenAI tomorrow. Failing that they should block them from going public.
As much as I'd like to see Sam and Dario fall from power, I don't think they should be the ones going to prison for this. Investors gave them money full well knowing there would be no return until they could steal from…
> in a rational market. Unfortunately the market is often not rational in this way. Hype within retail market means there are suckers willing to buy. Institutional market knows there are suckers when the hype is high.…
> Until there's some sort of "community owned hardware" Or until some bright people figure out drastically more efficient means of training.
Banning next gen open models would never happen globally, and would be a major disadvantage to any country that does. If the USA continues to put barriers into the release of models, open and/or foreign models will…
My experience has been that unless you are using the basic graphics options of Bedrock it performs worse at the same render distance, and even with basic graphics the perf is not much better. With Java version getting…
My biggest problem with dumb phones and similar concepts like this digital detox phone is the comparitively crappy cameras. I don't take photos often, but when I do I want them to be good.
The company having it's product market restricted will negatively impact their financial investment. Also if you have an agreement with a company for them to provide you with a service, and investing in them is part of…
It's much more likely SpaceX will continue building more ground data centers and using their sat relays to make global connection faster than ground connections can allow.
Quantized Gemma 4 26B is as smart or better than GPT 5 in most of my testing. Granted GPT 5 is nearly a year old at this point, but I can run Gemma 4 on a ~6 year old consumer GPU (RTX 3090) and get 140 t/s.
It can be both.