I can’t comment on this better than bergstrom did, so link
froztbyte
aiui they also really don’t like eyes on the modern slave labour they’re using to build it all
aww those got turned off by the time I got to look :(
a couple weeks back I had a many-rounds support ticket with a network vendor, querying exactly the details of their regex implementation. docs all said PCRE, actual usage attempt indicated….something very much else. and indeed it was because of . that I found it
good morning awful, I found you the first thing you’ll want to scream at today
palantir and others offering free addictions, all in the name of “productivity”
ah, a fellow 1937 poster that gets it
(I still don’t understand how people that post on/across the modern internet haven’t picked up the habit)
In my experience even simple LLM changes are wrong somewhere around half the time. Often in disturbingly subtle ways that take an expert to spot.
I just want to add: sailor’s reference to “expert” here is no joke. the amount of wild and subtle UB (undefined behaviour) you get in the C family is extremely high-knowledge stuff. it’s the sort of stuff that has in recent years become fashionable to describe as “cursed”, and often with good reason
LLMs being bad at precision and detail is as perfect an antithesis in that picture as I am capable of conceiving. so any thought of a project like this that pairs LLMs (or, more broadly, any of the current generative family of nonsense) as a dependency in it’s implementation is just damn wild to me
(and just incase: this post is not an opportunity to quibble about PLT and about what be or become possible.)
so, ever watched Godzilla? and then did a twofer with a zombie movie? I think that’s essentially the plot here
Chlorofox (the oxidized version)
bring back vrml and the browser can become a room you can diy on
I’m sure this plan will go perfectly with absolutely no issues
that sucks hard, I'm sorry. mine recently too, went from "looking a bit off" to "have to put 'em down" in less than a month. still hits me like a truck
hope it goes as well as possible for y'all