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I like OCaml. Formerly Microsoft (O365 Core/Substrate internals), Facebook (Hacklang). I identify as a peacenik

Seattle, WA
Joined August 2020
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Replying to @thdxr
Expose eval and SQL, and it's done
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Replying to @PonsukeTheSilly
And this is why I can't buy ram?
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"coders are fine with repetitive elements and inefficiently written statements" - someone who has never met a dev
absolutely tickled by how these llms currently seem to work better for lawyer-y tasks than they do for my friend who's been ghostwriting smut for the last 15+ years specifically, she says: > biggest pain point is the fact that output matters for writing but coders just care that the code works > coders are fine with repetitive elements and inefficiently written statements, but when writing, the repetitive patterns turn into limericks after 300 words > which then requires me to either prevent this at the input level by heavily seeding the inputs with non slop writing patterns or almost go through entire rewrites on the outputs > the former means a 100k book might require 50k words of scaffolding > the latter means i'm probably rewriting 75k by hand and her comment today:
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
You just don't get it. Software engineering has been solved already. It's beyond our comprehension.
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2BitSalute retweeted
The world if Dennis Ritchie had chosen Pascal strings instead of NUL termination:
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Replying to @MrFourToEight
not sure what’s stupider - losing 6 figures a month because of calendly or thinking twitter is your personal concierge
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Replying to @trashh_dev
what is my timeline telling me
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
because bun was purchased as marketing material for anthropic
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is all the great software you made with ai in the room with us right now
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Replying to @Polymarket
"i cant let you eat that, dave"
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Replying to @anshuc @github
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Replying to @onehappyfellow
Wait, this isn't Claude Code!
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Replying to @MaxRovensky
It has never been stable or trustable. Their Zig code had many wrong things and was filled with wrong assumptions about invariants, and they compiled out all asserts that checked for them. Just use deno. Or don't use JavaScript at all.
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Непопулярное мнение про переписывание Bun с Zig на Rust. Мне кажется, что сейчас главные выгодоприобретатели — это разработчики Zig. Потому что код Bun был насилием над принципами Zig, а теперь он точно так же насилует Rust. Enfant terrible какой-то.
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2BitSalute retweeted
Sufficiently detailed and correct specification is as achievable as bug-free code.
i love how people are saying "if we write a sufficiently detailed specification, the agent can write all our code" do you know what writing a sufficiently detailed specification that deterministically maps to what a computer's actions is? it's coding
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Replying to @ohryansbelt
interesting. eager to learn more from the post-incident analysis
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maybe gta6 is also too dangerous to release
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Replying to @GergelyOrosz
You were already right - Anthropic is late to that party. OpenAI literally said and did exactly this seven years ago for GPT-2:
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Ma'am, it's Thursday, time to make the kid a fresh meal.
he will eat wood chips but not the pancakes I made last weekend
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