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thomasdziedzic commented on Happy 70th Birthday, Artificial Intelligence [pdf]   jmc.stanford.edu/articles... · Posted by u/mindcrime
thomasdziedzic · 6 days ago
Yesterday, I read a shortened version of this paper at http://www.aaai.org/ojs/index.php/aimagazine/article/viewFil... because I couldn't find the full one. Thanks for posting this!
thomasdziedzic commented on Series C and scale   cursor.com/en/blog/series... · Posted by u/fidotron
gsibble · 3 months ago
Impressive. Didn't they just raise a bunch recently?
thomasdziedzic · 3 months ago
Their series B was in January: https://www.cursor.com/blog/series-b
thomasdziedzic commented on Implementation of Dependent Types   cse.chalmers.se/~coquand/... · Posted by u/fanf2
thomasdziedzic · 3 months ago
seems like it's down, getting an ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
thomasdziedzic commented on The Future of Comments Is Lies, I Guess   aphyr.com/posts/388-the-f... · Posted by u/zdw
thomasdziedzic · 3 months ago
LLMs do seem like a major issue for spam, does hackernews deal with any of this? I presume yes but how do you deal with it if so.
thomasdziedzic commented on Kilo: A text editor in less than 1000 LOC with syntax highlight and search   github.com/antirez/kilo... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
thomasdziedzic · 4 months ago
How timely, I just finished going through a tutorial that builds a text editor like kilo from scratch: https://viewsourcecode.org/snaptoken/kilo/index.html

Would highly recommend the tutorial as it is really well done.

thomasdziedzic commented on Branch Privilege Injection: Exploiting branch predictor race conditions   comsec.ethz.ch/research/m... · Posted by u/alberto-m
arghwhat · 4 months ago
> On an up to date Ubuntu 24.04

So not very up to date, but I suppose mitigations haven't changed significantly upstream since then.

thomasdziedzic · 4 months ago
That version is significant because it is the latest LTS release. Most servers use LTS releases.
thomasdziedzic commented on The Thrax Programming Language   github.com/elijah-potter/... · Posted by u/luu
bsder · 9 months ago
I'm more interested in why someone created a new programming language.

That tells me way more than snippets ever will.

thomasdziedzic · 9 months ago
> I'm more interested in why someone created a new programming language.

The why in this case is "a little toy language ... to learn .. how dynamically-typed interpreted languages worked"

thomasdziedzic commented on The Thrax Programming Language   github.com/elijah-potter/... · Posted by u/luu
thrance · 9 months ago
Whenever someone links to a new programming language, I would like the page to have a few snippets of code in that language, just so I can get a quick overview.
thomasdziedzic · 9 months ago
> I would like the page to have a few snippets of code in that language, just so I can get a quick overview.

The linked page on github https://thrax.elijahpotter.dev/ has some snippets that you can click on. The first one called tour.th has a very brief overview of the language.

u/thomasdziedzic

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