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wpc.guide

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I have a new one. 1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it 1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over 2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Amazon scaled it 2010s: Intel dominant ISA → ARM/RISCV eating it 2020s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?

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我真是越来越会打比方了

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Data is just like the sh**t produced by human which accidently used by AI researchers.

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Talking to AI is like looking in a mirror - it reflects our knowledge, thinking patterns, and biases. The quality of AI responses often mirrors the quality of our questions. It's both a tool for self-reflection and a reminder to maintain independent thinking. #AI #ChatGPT

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1980s: Xerox invented GUI → Apple/MS commercialized it 1990s: SGI pioneered 3D → NVIDIA/AMD took over 2000s: Sun created JVM → Google/Oracle scaled it 2010s: Will OpenAI's AI breakthroughs follow the same path?

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"Coding interviews aren't about solving new problems - they're about demonstrating your depth of understanding on well-known problems and their solutions." This is the only explanation that makes sense to me why companies still use LeetCode in interviews. (And I don't like it)

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"Everyone will have their Lee Sedol moment at a different time."

submitted 139 days ago • 1 comment

Web = Happy Developers (DX) Native = Happy Users (UX) React Native/Flutter = Trying to make both happy The eternal trade-off in app development. 🤔

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Scoop and winget is all you need to install almost everything on windows.

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Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO (2001-2011), was CTO at Sun Microsystems (1983-1997) where he oversaw Java development.

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tdop.github.io

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Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems reveal a natural path out of comfort zones: The longer you stay in your comfort zone, the more likely you'll discover phenomena that can't be explained within your current system. That's when you naturally step out - driven by curiosity, not forced discomfort.

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build-your-own.org/blog/2024081...

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docs.google.com/presentation...

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www.goldsborough.me/ml/ai/python...

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Elephant.

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"Something simple, concrete, and plainly obvious seems impossible to really capture in words."

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stateofreactnative.com

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So how do we SSR web components?

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SSG with Web Component is all you need.

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Boring Morning

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Hot take: Functional Programming is a scam. They claim "no state" but use Monads to simulate state. They promise "same input, same output" but State Monads give different results. A stateless Java class is more truly functional than Haskell with State Monads and more faster.

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Functional Programming is a scam: 1. Claims: - "No state!" (False - they simulate it with Monads) - "Referential transparency!" (False - State Monad gives different results) - "Easier to reason about!" (False - Monad transformers are a maze)

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I have the same feelings often. Note that people can help you improve your work if you release it earlier.

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> Theorists often assume that the system makes the correct next step, i.e.,“nondeterminism” is a euphemism for “by magic”. Interesting.

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