I mean we can. But will anyone?

Comms must be infrequent bc my domain sink doesn’t log anything like that from my tv when I’ve checked

I’m talking about quantity not the popularity of a given language. There are certainly a number of popular languages that follow that convention

oh for sure, but I think that’s the rarer case for language implementions. Having a consistent structure with alternative keywords in static positions is just easier to develop an AST for. Personally my favorite language doesn’t even allow for const values (except by convention) so it’s really just a matter of preference

Because sometimes that let can be replaced by other things like const. Which can be managed statically by the machine and not by my (imperfect) ability to know if it’s mutated or not

As an anecdote I can attest to this personally. I stopped using AI assistance tools for my work bc I noticed I’d stopped thinking about what I was doing

Alternatively:

Ubuntu users switching back to Ubuntu after using Arch for ten minutes

self defense isn’t violence mate

In this case? Pretty easily with the right data. Though I think an opinion poll would be more interesting

So I’m not an expert but my understanding is the flow is roughly:

1. Available memory gets low
2. Compress based on LRU rules
3. Use swap
4. OOM

So it’s more meant to be preventative afaik

No, but that’s an interesting question. Ultimately it probably comes down to hardware specs. Or depending on the particular bot and it’s env the spec of the container it’s running in

Even with macos’s style of compressing inactive memory pages you’ll still have a hard cap that can be reached with the same technique (just with a larger uncompressed file)

What happened?

Who cares about the city? The things that actually matter:

• specs
• Quality of the chip

Are these things worth $400? Hell no. But I still don’t think this is a good comparison.

Honestly they were better until recently. GPT (at least) has gotten really good at de-escalation and providing (mostly) factual responses when you get irate

the article is talking about how they could have a booming ad business but at present have little to none

The Cupertino tech giant is not an advertising company, however. Chatterjee notes that Apple’s decision to only show a single Search Ad in its App Store could limit the revenue opportunity relative to his prior expectations.

Gods below

I like my team. I don’t mind meetings

Well sure, but it’s also good to give you a rundown on various patterns and options. Like any tool it’s only as good as the wielder

Honestly I always forget. I’ve never really participated so headlines like this just seems like bad takes to me lol

GitHub has slowly become an advertising platform for repos more than anything. I miss what it was just a couple of years ago. It did exactly what you needed when you needed it. Now it’s just so bloated