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@toothless_hippy @Aella_Girl Pre-yes 115 would become post-yes 100, yes.

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@joshmillgate @pushmatrix You can still fill a form on a half-torn web page -- can it get any more accessible accessible?! :p

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@ahmetb @karpathy As can't a different input value guarantee a different hash result, even though the output space is far smaller. I.e, while you're technically correct, having random.seed(n) and random.seed(-n) generate the same output sequence is bad taste IMO. Just include the sign somehow!

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@levelsio @GotItFromEbay If you have the thermal paste that goes between the CPU and the cooler, this is really easy to fix. If going to the store anyway, might as well let /them/ do it.

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@haskellhutt @sjoerd_visscher Nice resource! Added it to the wiki as well https://t.co/ND8UUnZbzQ

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@esrtweet @mtaht I wonder if he had Estonian heritage? "Täht" in Estonian means "star".

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@Iceland_jack What is it that you added on top of org-mode?

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@andrestaltz "You're holding it wrong" :p

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@aidan_mclau This speech, apparently, goes quite a bit further with "predicting LLMs" https://t.co/vxu0ePO8EB

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@ChrisJCav @PalmerLuckey Does a RAG somehow overcome the context size problem?

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@Ngnghm @joseph_h_garvin You'd need to be more specific than that, as in, all the functions you name exist.

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@ryantanaka @karpathy When does the eating happen?

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@dhh AI may be great for "local solutions", but any large large code base is (currently) going to crumble under bugs, because the developer who used AI to write the code now can't find/fix them because *they don't actually know how the code works*.

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@htmx_org React is suboptimal in the sense that it computes a virtual DOM every time, so e.g a spreadsheet is bound to be slow. This recalculation can be circumvented manually (this is how people optimize it), but why have this at all?

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@snoyberg (I suspect all of these you know:) GADTs to avoid boolean blindness, laziness for tying knots, space as the operator to apply a function to an argument, rank-N types to restrict a value leaking at the type level, effects reflected at the type level

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@VoxelPrismatic @htmx_org I'd still use websockets (when applicable!), it's not more complicated than polling, neither in code complexity nor in how it executes.

Never sure, whether @htmx_org tweets are serious, or just to stir the pot :p

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@VoxelPrismatic @htmx_org Yeah, so basic that I don't understand :p

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@VoxelPrismatic @htmx_org What is "pull" in this context?

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@VoxelPrismatic @htmx_org No, websockets are an ongoing tcp connection where the server can push at will, an the client need not poll.

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@eatonphil @howard_zuo Would this mean the page cache won't have the entry, when read back?