@nikitonsky So what?.. Those lines look like Comic Sans already.
@jmcastagnetto Actually, they are absolutely right
to ship the crap their agents produce without much supervision.
This gives them a taste of their own medicine and and puts a pressure to improve the whole thing. They're getting to feel what would their customers feel when they ship half-baked garbage to their suffering users.
If they were to uphold high engineering culture and do the reviews and stuff, their customers still would skip everything, cut every corner, and ship garbage without even having an option to improve on that.
If they somehow get a way of making their agents ship software sensibly then that wave will raise the quality waterline for everyone.
Oh no! It’s not just movies and the things around us getting less colorful. Earth itself is losing color, too
UPD: I just learned that new photo if of the dark side 🤯
UPD 2: actually, the fact that it’s a flat backlit shot corrected in post makes modern movie analogy even more on point
"JavaScript, the good parts"
https://github.com/quickjs-ng/quickjs/blob/master/quickjs-opcode.h
@Flux @reiddragon And this is why "yearly MRIs" can be a good idea (if offered for cheap to capture more pop variance, etc etc) despite the "the scans show nothing" naysayers.
@BartoszMilewski Not enough RL training to hammer in some good inductive biases instead all of that sycophancy.
@zeux The crazy part here is that they already did that for some extreme denoising. There's is YT demo somewhere that can render some nice scenes from absolute garbage noise dump of a source.
@boilingsteam
-- Ubuntu, after all this time?
-- Always.
@Bielefelder And then a cheatsheet cheatsheet for navigating those
@erin_catto It's the c structs anonymous meetup.
SimpleX Chat apps are 4 years old today!
- 2M+ app downloads
- 300-500K active users (estimated from store statistics - no accounts or any user IDs)
- 1000+ network routers
Coming soon:
- channels
- new UX
- non-profit governance of SimpleX Network
Huge thank you to everybody who made this journey possible by using, promoting and supporting SimpleX Network.
And big thank you to @djb who made our work possible.
The time has come: Claude is able to poke holes in the dark corners of Rocq's kernel and come up with proofs of False!
The days of "our reasonable users use the unreasonable features only in reasonable ways so it's ok to have them" really are over. Can't wait until someone vibe codes a complicated proof without looking too closely at it (since it's been checked by the kernel, it must be fine!) only to later realise it was actually bogus and such a bug without the agent saying so...
@wilfredh Maybe Erlang?
-doc """
some markdown inside
""".
I don't know about its rep, but looks pretty first-class.
Python also yes, with the __doc__ attribute you can access AND generate at runtime.
@wilfredh Unfortunately, yes. First teachers make their students shoot themselves in the foot by treating comments as whitespace. Then everyone has to do extra work with crazy grammars to claw the structure back and/or make a formatter.
@wilfredh Syntax. Make comments first-class too, while you're at it.
@JBrianCoyle @rebane2001 A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of "centering the div"?
Toots as he pleases.