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https://benchmark.clickhouse.com/#system=+Hoaus|ucqs|Tuts&ty...

I wonder what exactly the "quality czar" is doing, maybe he needs a good PIP?

https://www.theregister.com/software/2026/02/05/satya-nadell...

https://www.blender.org/lab/mcp-server/

I wonder how this would hold up in court, couldn't you argue that routers are generally buggy, how can they force any responsibility if they can easily be hacked?

There are so many situations where something is guaranteed to be safe but there is no way to express that in the Rust typesystem, so the only thing you can do is to wrap everything in Arcs and Mutexes, which introduces allocations, pointerchasing and locks

https://www.wsj.com/pro/sustainable-business/doj-defends-mus...

But how does it learn this token-relationship?

All it has is many text samples, but still, nowhere it says how the tokens relate to each other, so where does this information come from?

I point it to example snippets and webdocumentation but the code it gens won't work at all, not even close

Opus4.6 is a tiny bit less wrong than Codex 5.4 xhigh, but still pretty useless.

So, after reading all the success stories here and everywhere, I'm wondering if I'm holding it wrong or if it just can't solve everything yet.

Did he take down the video because of embarrassment or did he fear negative impact on his sales?

Since my PC is idle most of the time, I care about idle-powerefficiency a lot.

Does stuff like this these days just work? (AMD CPU + Nvidia GPU)

I had some success with https://github.com/mrphrazer/msynth But its hard to glue this to LLVM.

This is how a VM push looks like:

      temp[0]=add(mem[e268], fffffffffffffff8)
      mem[temp[0]]]=mem[e560]
      mem[e268]=temp[0]

But i quickly lost interest when it became MBA galore:

      temp[7]=sub(add(add(and(mem[ebe8], b2f7), 3fd8), xor(lshr(mem[ebe8], 1), 2684)), lshr(add(mem[ebe8], b2f8), 1))
      temp[d]=or(sub(sub(4ad, temp[7]), xor(and(shl(temp[7], 1), 95c), 95c)), 8000)
      temp[e]=lshr(temp[d], 1)
      temp[11]=lshr(add(temp[d], 8001), 1)
      mem[ebe8]=sub(xor(xor(temp[e], 3fff), temp[11]), shl(and(and(temp[e], 3fff), temp[11]), 1))

BTW: anyone aware of LLVM optimizer passimplementations that can deal with MBAs ?

I guess Copilot functionality trumps "Security above all else" now.

https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2024/05/03/prioritizing-sec...

So a software scheduler? I had no idea it works like this. Very interesting.

e.g. https://cppinsights.io/lnk?code=Ly8gaHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc2NzLnN0...

Considering its the latter, considering pytorch takes care of providing optimized backends for various hardwares, how big of a moat is Cuda then really?

https://www.theregister.com/2023/07/20/under_cisa_spressures...