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  • As a POC for experimentation I don't think it's bad. Like I wonder about the cost cuts this would help us with. I did this once with wappalyzer built in Rust with Python bindings but the plan was to throw it away and have a real dev do it properly later. So these people spent 400 usd on tokens, saved 500k, but stopped there and called it a win. I can foresee this blowing up in many ways and I don't see the open sourse community stepping in to maintain slop.

  • Lovely!

    I wanted to fork too but wanted a more carefully planned one (avoid reverting the new time utility names in case they will be re-used in the future & to make syncing newer changes from upstream straightforward otherwise it will not be a one-to-one replacement)

    I would love to help with your fork, allocate a worker to build a binary from the CI, create an AUR package (I already studied the systemd arch package a little bit), start using the fork and hopefully with some PRs too. Discord is blocked where I am so it would be cool to have a matrix group / space for this effort and let's see how far we can push this. Because if this doesn't work, I will be moving to Artix or Gentoo 100%

  • Graphene team can't stop winning

  • Electric cars proved that petrol & gasoline cars are a scam for so many reasons (more robust, better speed, easier to maintain engine, no dependency on oil and hopefully less wars, ...)

  • Sounds like a great initiative, my only question is how to verify that? just trust whatever people self report? people like to look cool, there are studies that support that, I think the next natural step is to build/tune a model to rate how much of any project is AI generated.

  • A very well put article for sure but I want to comment on one thing.

    Saying the cost of the performance is due to Python being too dynamic is a valid point for sure, but who needs that really? you can't use any of those dymanic features in production/entreprise setup. Somebody will scream at you if you do, you generally always aim for simple, testable, annotated, debuggable linear designs if you want your program to live more than a few months, hence you end up with projects that look like Golang or Rust and at that point the argument "just use a real programming language" becomes a valid one (there are great dynamic features but it's not best practice to use them in production and you have to annotate you programs for static typing checks).

    I remember Guido saying in Lex Fridman Podcast that google created golang because they hate C but it's ending up replacing Python and I can't agree more with this statement from my experience.

    So yeah, it depends, for smallish projects and glue code, it's still a good bet, anything beyond that and you will regret it shortly after. From a recent example I needed a Matrix server, Synapse (written in Python) froze a 16Gb 4vcpus VPS instantly, while Tuwunel (written in Rust) is barely occupying 400MB and super responsive.

  • because it's text in and out exactly what LLMs have been trained on?

  • can men avoid women drivers and passengers too?

  • Except that Google is becoming a zombie company under him like IBM. Google search is trash, GCP will never take off, Youtube might or might not survive the slop, ...

  • Enough money for me and my extended family to open a bakery and retire

  • bruh, that's the first time HN having a normal honest discussion and pointing pros and cons, maybe the trolls didn't wake up yet?

    oh nevermind, it got flagged by HN lol

  • Can't wait to jump ship to moto+graphene even if Google will start giving me a salary to join their botnet. I owned moto Z2 6 years ago and that shit doesn't break no matter how much abuse it got.

    Also, this was a massive missed opportunity by Huawei, Nokia and the rest trying to make a comeback.

  • 3 dead but somehow 300 coffins arrived

    Naturally, the US will be extremely interested in concealing and underreporting losses, because the higher the losses, the greater the cost for Trump. These coffins will be held against him.

  • What a weird title. Even if true, it didn't end anything. This is like killing the pope, you are just making people more pissed without ending anything.

  • lovely, time to start self hosting in my old PCs again. Let it burn.

  • Just install other flock cameras to protect the first ones or better hire some cops to do that, oh wait