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You can say something similar if someone had hand written it and reimplemented an existing library in new language. "This is just a reimplementation of existing library to Rust, I don't have anything new to add myself." Also its never as simple as a single prompt, it goes beyond it if the user really cares.
For a min, I thought "Github is going to be dead soon, so get your backup"
The ice cream flavors are more meaningful those days. Nowadays they have every possible combinations like the weird "green chilly ice creams"
I built my Rust library for JSONLogic and use bindings for other languages after similar frustrations with Rule engines, template engines and IFTTT engines. https://github.com/GoPlasmatic/datalogic-rs
I think he meant the post title. As the author shows his work finally in the article.
Meanwhile, am on $200USD plan and its the same issue with Claude Code, or VSCode plugin.
Google killed more messenger app/services than the entire software count listed in this list. Obviously exaggerating but might be close to true
Am still keeping my hopes up, scientists will make it wake up once every 6 months and just ping home saying it’s alive. I’ll still call it very much alive, even without science equipments running.
With little what I know of Voyager, the beautiful machine has broke all previous estimates. And thus hoping it will last until we have another such machine overtake the distance before this one goes into total shutdown
I hope not to see that day
Seeing the same, Claude with every engineer. Even some non technical people moved to Claude from ChatGPT recently.
Unlike other comments, for me the experience on the product marketing worked well and straight forward. After reading the title and landing on your homepage, I had the feeling that this is yet another product claiming WYSIWYG like editor for the web claims on making CSS editing easier. And yes the product achieves same as I thought. Video confirmed it, and homepage live demo confirmed it again. Surprisingly the claim feels true, this time. It feels natural and UX feels great.
There are also new jobs emerging to safeguard a companies assets that were created by AI. New white hat hacking opportunities.
Anyways, however you put this, I see this as a property theft and taking pride at open sourcing does not justify it.
Concept looks good. Just needs some more polishing like Newspaper theme, Endless swiping, HN like dark/light theme etc on mobile app.
It not a disadvantage but a rare trait nowadays.
I love reading this article start to finish. I really love the way the author has explained. And believe this is a tech-savvy explanation of mindfulness.
Came here to type something similar and saw this comment. +1
Just repeat this until you understand a language's unique ways of implementing things, and understand why a language has those choices compared to others. I always pick one of these experiments to learn a new language with/out LLM support. 1. Ray tracing 2. Gameboy Emulator 3. Expression evaluation (JSONLogic or Regex)
These are super easy to implement in 100s of lines of code, however if you want to optimize or perfect the implementation, it takes forever and you need to know a language's nuances to get it better. Focus on performance tuning these implementations and see how far you can go.
I wish there was a JSON representation of the geometry, so we don't have to code and compile. :P
My most favorite annoying thing about ads is the 'x' close button. They make it very small almost impossible to be perfect. I end up clicking the ads 50% of the times. Been running PiHole at home network for almost 8yrs happily. The ads come into play only when I am traveling.
All of a sudden, internet is full of people who hate AI written articles. A few months back, my article got a lot of haters because I used AI tools to improve my draft. Being a non-english first language person, I don't see an issue. But I wish AI improves to an extend where draft to complete articles don't look AI written.
Imagine, this working on a Gameboy, in those days. Would've sounded like magic
Came here to write something similar (Of course, other than working in Google) and saw your comments reflecting my views. Yes, Its worth pending $200/month on Claude to get my personal project ideas come to life with better quality and finish.
This is very interesting, would love to hear more about the algae based measurements.
Meanwhile in my attempt with High altitude balloon, I tried sending a whole image over Lora successfully of course in chunks.
https://codetiger.github.io/blog/sending-large-data-like-ima...
Ah, just when I thought I was saving the world with these tools.
After one of my cyber security research caught some attention in media, am now working on -
Open Source Vacuum Robot firmware
I was with a similar assumption that thread per core might be the best approach for one of my OpenSource Rust libraries that is a Workflow Orchestration engine. The engine is focused on payment processing. The perv version had thread local engine and focused on thread per core. When I moved to a pure async based engine using tokio runtime and all underlying libraries made thread safe, it improved the performance 2x. The entire workload being fully CPU driven with no IO. I was assuming tokio mostly does better only for IO based workloads, however my tests proved me wrong. Now am not moving away from async approach. https://github.com/GoPlasmatic/dataflow-rs
[Update #1] Author here: I made some further progress.
1. Like a few comments mentioned here, the remote event happens for multiple reasons. Especially triggered by their app when you start or stop cleaning etc. I missed mentioning it in the article. The one I showed was suspicious as the device got bricked just after that event.
2. I fixed it by reseting the firmware and it worked for 2 days now without any issues. After second day cleaning it went back to charge as usual and never turned on. The bricking happened again this time, and I see a similar remote event again. This time am 100% sure there was no action from my side on the App or remote control.
3. What I found so far, after cleaning completes, the device uploads the map (in PNG) and some more data (in binary) to their server (There are very clear logs for this). After this upload, it receives a remote event and stops working.
4. How did I fix the device? I've the backup of all files in the device. Rebooting the device after replacing the files do the trick.
5. Now it reports the device is not on flat surface. Probably a loose connection with sensors which am yet to figure out. This time I suspect the bricking technique has changed, we shall be updating after more research
Note: I am not sure if I can publicly share all techniques used to get access to the device. But it is very straightforward as mentioned in the article and very easy if you have some knowledge on adb (Android Debug Bridge) tools and a USB to micro usb wire.
Author here: Out of all AI hater comments, yours is definitely worth considering. Ill try by best next time. :) Thanks
Author here: I did send it send the device for repair repeatedly like 4 times until the warranty ended and the company charged me huge. So decided to spend time on it. I am usually interested in knowing how my devices work so I couldn't resist. Leaving a bricked device at home was one option, learn from it was another, so I picked the second.
Author here, and yes I used a few different LLMs to improve my initial write up. Am not a frequent writer and writing was never a skill that I focused on. I shall consider writing myself from my next article, even though it might be worse. However, I did ensure non of the information in the article was exaggerated.