Alexzoofficial
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this is actually a really interesting idea, feels like a step beyond just searching documents i like the separation between raw sources and the generated wiki, makes it easier to trust what’s going on the linting part is also nice, most tools don’t really think about keeping knowledge clean over time main question is how it deals with mistakes as it keeps updating, but overall this looks pretty promising
seeing the same here web iCloud is barely loading and hide my email is just not responding
status page says everything’s green, but this definitely feels like one of those partial outages
usually takes a bit before it shows up officially, so guessing it’ll get acknowledged soon
this is a cool idea, having all these frameworks compared in one place is actually pretty useful
the perf differences are kinda wild though, didn’t expect gaps that big
would be nice to see a bit more detail on the setup, feels like that could change the results a lot
overall looks like a solid start, curious how it evolves
haha these are actually great, some of these hit a little too close to home
i’ve been playing around with a few like this as well, nothing too clever, just stuff that feels like what’s actually going on while coding:
- okay why is this suddenly broken
- hold on… this was literally working a minute ago
-trying one more thing before i give up”
- nope, that made it worse
- guess i’m opening stack overflow again
- there’s no way it should be this complicated
- i’ll just leave it like this for now
- not touching that file, not today
- good enough, moving on
- i’ll come back and fix this later
and yeah that star trek working… one is kind of perfect, simple but it just fits
This is a fantastic way to make GPU architecture more accessible. I really like the hands-on approach to learning digital logic through a game format. Looking forward to seeing how the simulation system evolves!
Hmmmmm now anthropic what do