Just when Russia starts using fucking donkeys we see the US betraying Ukraine. It's like make peace with Nazi Germany in 1944. History won't be kind.

Linus is under a unique requirement that the vast majority of web developers have never encountered: His code has to work.

This hits hard because it looks like an easy jab at first but you think about it a little bit and boy it hits deep

Boomers pulled the ladder up after them.

cooking just became accessible

swe-bench is 100% python based?? we're evaluating model coding abilities based on one language? and it's python?!

Will you wishlist Replicube? “Signs point to yes”

DOGE is made of people who believe they can derive all things from first principles because they're Very Special Boys who are good at using the computer; a trait that is shared (to varying ends) by a bunch of really, really annoying posters. rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

I keep hearing a mixture of non devs and web devs saying AI is gonna replace us, then I look at the comments on this and I'm thinking, with the average level of technical understanding in that sphere yeah my job is safe for a while

Pretty excited to share that we worked on a Probe Volume Global Illumination feature. It will be available experimentally in Wonderland Engine 1.4. Define an area, click bake, and pouf: Get a sparse volume with low memory footprint. Make your #webgl scenes globally illuminated ✨

If your computer is compiling heavily you cannot read or write messages on Facebook Like, it's a CPU thing Just imagine

Latent space search engines

The perverse effect of such AI-bots swarms on social networks is that by filling networks with fake people you actually *reduce* drastically the chance that one of those poor loners would meet actual people that exist and start turning their life around Just ban this shit already

I recently showed what we have been cooking (pun intended) at Wonderland Engine: Global Illumination using Sparse Probe Volumes. Here is a #webgl example running in Chrome!

Long complex functions suffer from two opposite forces that increase mental overhead: cache thrashing with irrelevant details and having to reverse compile the big picture manually. You wouldn't dive in a long paper without an abstract nor an index into its parts

Ezra Klein: Writers who outsource their research to AI operate on a flawed model of how the mind works.

What he's saying also applies to programming, by the way You can only iterate a complex program by grappling with its complexity and through this grappling, you change and the program changes and there is no shortcutting that (Programming, not making little websites with JS)

this animation probably burns more computing power than it took to land the fuckin apollo 11 lunar module on surface of the moon

I just had a look at PhysX build system, please tell me some beautiful facts about the world