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I feel as though this website does a poor job of telling me what the framework actually does . There's the mostly-fluffy marketing lead text, followed by an overly-complicated configurator to ge…

Congrats to HN on colonising the website!

While I agree with you to some extent - working with a higher-level language where you _don't_ have that kind of visibility is its own kind of liberating - Odin is very specifically not that kind…

I believe GitLab post-dates GitHub, but I otherwise agree with the sentiment.

I can say that I've chosen not to bother when submitting a fix requires me to stray away from GitHub, and doubly so when it doesn't use a PR/MR workflow. There are only so many hours in…

This is inherited from the websites [0][1][2][3] it was inspired by. [0]: https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ [1]: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ [2]: https:&#…

If you're curious why people keep wanting to reinvent HDLs, these posts by Dan Luu might be useful: - https://danluu.com/why-hardware-development-is-hard/ - https:/&#x…

That sounds like it'll lead to human-driven reward hacking [0]? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reward_hacking …

Their point is that the name and logo are clearly drawing from the Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect, with all the potential baggage that comes with it. It's an interesting choice.

How many people do you think Elon Musk has indirectly killed as a result of his actions, especially through his work with DOGE? I would not make such a threat myself, but I can certainly see why one w…

I'd go as far as to say that Sega's embracing of their fans is a big part of why they're still around: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_Mania#Development …

I think that's a bit optimistic; that's the path every VC-funded tooling company tries to take, and it often doesn't end well; restrictive licenses, hostile forks, early deaths, etc. …

A type checker is much more algorithmically bound / difficult to parallelise, but I'm sure there are still wins to be had in the future.

Is it really that hard to believe that people like the language and the problems it solves for them?

You've gotta watch more Guy Ritchie movies.

A visual depiction: https://youtu.be/AbSehcT19u0

The answer is simple: have your AI stay on top of this for you. Mostly joke, but also not joke: https://news.smol.ai/

Well, you certainly live up to your username.

I had a similar experience when I moved to Stockholm a few years after visiting for the first time. Looking over my photos from the original trip, it was delightful to recognise landmarks that I now h…

Absolutely! I very much respect that; some things are meant for a specific audience, and that's OK. That being said, it looks like this website is meant to serve as a portfolio and a self-introdu…

Oh, it's godawful; the format is a crime against all things structured. I use `parse-wiki-text-2` [0], which is a fork of `parse-wiki-text`, a Rust library by an author who has now disappeared in…

Yeah, it's a bit confusing at first to navigate. Luckily, they offer XML dumps that aren't too bad to work with: 1. Go to https://dumps.wikimedia.org/enwiki/latest/…

You may be able to fetch the weights directly from Hugging Face. I'd try that first.

I'm reminded of this VRChat world, which runs Qwen2-0.5B in a shader: https://vrchat.com/home/launch?worldId=wrld_e919c1f4-8399-43... …