derpyzza

kinda. there'd still be a lot less demand for software devs than there used to be, a lot of people would still be jobless/would have to pivot to some other career.

there's https://pirateface.co/ which is like huggingface but distributed via torrents

it might also have something to do with the orange glow of the sodium lamps resembling the orange glow of fire and torches, which were the primary medium of lighting in the dark for humanity for thousands of years

an opus isn't a magnum opus fyi. magnum opus is a phrase with means one's greatest work, where opus in latin means "work". but in this context opus refers to an ordered series of musical compositions

i think ai bros just don't read much

i mean... is it? i don't think the author mentioned using an LLM anywhere on this post

oh neat, another pakistani on hackernews

this is really cool and yet i absolutely hate it. ggs

it seems like with every passing year we're progressing towards making Wall-E a reality and idk how to feel about that

It also annoys me that it uses the word "we" when talking about humanity

i suspect in some time people might begin to flag every bit of text they see online as "LLM sounding", even if it's very clearly not

this is awesome, but also code samples being in PNG images does not make them safe from LLMs anymore unfortunately, LLMs are really good at reading text from images now

they are native, the typescript is transpiled to c++

definitely do!

utopian for them, dystopian for us

so it's YOUR fault then, get em boys!

in all of hackernews' shitty UX decisions, gray unreadable comments is one of the worst ones

i just figured it was mainly stylistic tbh. something that may have been a relic of some past limitation that we kept around just because it was "how it's always done". didn't really realize it actually helps people with reading, it's never really bothered me

this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49474143

huh i didn't even notice, that's how i write all my blog posts too. it looks nicer to me and i don't have to bother checking for "proper" capitalization if everything's just lowercase anyway.

didn't realize people struggled to read text that way though, maybe i should change my writing style if this is a common pain point

...string's aren't a pointer to a pointer to a character. they're pointers to characters directly.

maybe you need to wrestle with that concept some more...

couldn't you just embed the js directly into the html file though? that would sidestep the CORS error. and since most of the people using a program like this are likely to be using AI to generate their ( likely throwaway ) applets anyway, readability and maintainability for the source doesn't matter as much as it would with human authors so having a separate js file doesn't bring that many advantages anyway.

wow, that sounds revolutionary.

well that's a first

omg you're the poof guy!! i really like trying to shove metaprogramming systems into C and poof is one of the best i've ever encountered!! it's so damn good!

good luck with the game btw, is there anywhere i can follow development?

doesn't show up for me either

FBI: "I think it all started when my dad left us when i was 9..."

that's what i'm thinking, this doesn't seem to be a teenager to me based off of them saying that they've been programming for 10 years ( though i suppose they could have started when they were <= 8 years old ), but i can't really find any information on who exactly the founder is, or why hackclub would sponsor them.

the irony in this comment though

https://derpyzza.github.io/ my personal little website + blog combo :) i don't update it very often, but i try my best to update it occasionally