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@davidrevoy I'm impatiently waiting for when the P&C cinematic universe crosses over with the Star Trek universe, now. 😁
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mastodon 4.7.3Computer geek with a touch of comic book and TTRPG addiction. Used to be kind of a backup account, now kind of the main one.
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Joined October 30, 2022
Research:
Parallel and distributed computing, embedded systems, computer architecture
Comics:
Everything I can get my hands on.
TTRPG:
Lots of Cypher System nowadays, but love World/Chronicles of Darkness
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@flomaraninchi sur le problème des usines à gaz : honnêtement depuis l'avènement du concept de « le-navigateur-est-le-système-dans-le-système », l'intérêt de beaucoup de gens pour la perf, la conso mémoire, etc., a fortement baissé.
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Shipping a button in 2026…
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@uichelorraine@piaille.fr moi je propose qu'on mette Clément Beaune en stage dans les mêmes conditions que ces ados, pour commencer.
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@futurebird this is also literally what actual researchers in machine learning describe. You're absolutely correct in your assessment.
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@mjg59 I agree not all code is art, and often not even craft. But contrary to optimizing compilers, we're not yet at a point where the generated code only needs to be read/modified by a handful of optimization experts, as it is with ASM. The generated code isn't even reliably identical between 2 prompts.
The AIGen'd code I've seen can be quite elegant taken in isolation, but looks a lot like a Frankenstein'd behemoth when I look at "large" (beyond toy project) code bases.
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@veronica@explains.social honestly, all the well-known songs of ABBA are pop songs, and I think that's mostly why people think they're a pop-related band.
Also, at the time they were performing you may be right that having women performers was also influencing things, but I'm not so sure.
When I think of Queen for example, I think of a rock band playing b/w glam & hard rock, even though they actually had one "reggae-ish" album too. But one album doesn't mean they're a reggae band, if that makes sense.
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@ciredutempsEsme ça fait aussi tour d'ivoire
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@raymaccarthy I agree with the sentiment wrt IP theft (at least, insofar as, since proprietary code requires us to respect its license, the bare minimum would be to respect FLOSS licenses). If you take ethical concerns (including ecological ones) into consideration, I think there is no conversation left whatsoever.
I took @mjg59's comments from a more technical point of view, no so much ethical in that sense.
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@SadKitten@mastodon.social Bah OpenClaw fera le boulot des sysadmin, EASY.
@1HommeAzerty@mamot.fr
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@skinnylatte@hachyderm.io it would be so much simpler to make everyone feel old by talking about "turn-of-the-century rock" 😬 @jwz@mastodon.social @lisamelton@mastodon.social
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@Cinquante_et_1 hou, cette question fait mal like a ton of feuilles de bricks.
@1HommeAzerty
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@cazencott@lipn.info I mean, we've been warned about *that guy*, not *that gal*. 😬
@AudeCaussarieu@social.sciences.re
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@danirabbit@mastodon.online during my 2nd year of Master's, I had 5.5/20 (so… a D or E if we were in a 100-point scale?) in parallel architectures and programming.
Contrary to Oz in Buffy, I don't test well.
Anyway, My PhD was about performance measurement and optimization for nascent multicore architectures. 😁
You're 100% right, passion/dedication trumps rigid institutional structures (that being said, I *am* a professor who partially enforce them…).
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@JenJen@mastodon.art btw morning puffy faced Jenn is still looking great.
I was already throttling down on KS campaigns for purely financial reasons, but I'm most likely going to reduce funding stuff there even more.
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@JenJen@mastodon.art also: yes, I will write to KS about how dumb their new rules are.
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@PH7831@pouet.chapril.org j'ai bien conscience du côté irréaliste de ce scénario. Mais puisqu'on sait que ce n'est pas prêt d'arriver, autant imaginer un maître de stage intransigeant qui le traite comme un gamin de 14 ans.
@uichelorraine@piaille.fr
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@RachelC_Y je suppose. 🙂
(c'est pas un faux-pas hein, juste moi j'ai juste un peu d'empathie, j'ai rien subi)
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@RachelC_Y écoute, tu as très bien fait passer ce que tu ressentais. Pour moi l'émotion a été transmise très clairement. J'ai la gorge serrée.
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@RachelC_Y je vais pas commenter sur le fil que tu postes sur les faits en eux-mêmes. Je pense que ton témoignage (comme tous les autres qui relatent des faits similaires) est très important, et je vais lire l'intégralité.
Je suis tellement désolé que tout ça te soit arrivé.
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@RachelC_Y non mais j'ai l'air bête à recevoir un hug de réconfort de la victime, même si c'était y'a longtemps. 🙂
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@GreenWitch extrait
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@GreenWitch euuuh, il faut que je regarde comment j'ai fait chez moi. On parle vraiment d'alias ou bien de 2 boîtes séparées ? Genre une boîte, mais 2 « identités » ?
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@oluthier@pouet.chapril.org *tapote son téléphone avec 60Gio de musique, qu'il peut jouer en random si nécessaire*
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@thejaysunday sauf que contrairement à ce que ce mec dit, les juges ne sont pas virés (ni nommés) aussi facilement que ça.
@Kalytis
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@jor je trouve la critique sur la vitesse de dév de Wayland vs. quand ça a été créé très sévère. Je n'y suis passé (contraint et forcé) que lorsque mon Ubuntu de l'époque (2022 ?) puis ma debian actuelle ont mis Wayland par défaut. Maintenant que Wayland est le serveur graphique obligé sur Linux, je pense qu'on peut espérer un dév un peu plus rapide (je sais, je suis optimiste).
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@jor je veux dire, est-ce que c'était géré au niveau du DM (kde/gnome) ?
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@jor (à côté de ça, MS faisait de l'émulation de comportement d'API en fonction du programme qui se lançait, genre Sim City, qui utilisait une API interne non documentée qui avait changé de comportement avec le passage de DOS à Windows 9x.)
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@RosaCtrl perl. Always perl. Unless you only know sed/awk. But seriously, the moment you need more than regular automata-based pattern recognition, might as well use the sledgehammer.
Also, I don't want to learn more than the 2-3 things I learned in awk. But my answer is absolutely made in good faith of course. 😬
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@oldsysops je ne connais que clamav. Est-ce qu'il y a d'autres solutions ? O_o
@sarah_trichet_allaire@pouet.chapril.org
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@RosaCtrl But honestly, the borrowing mechanism in Rust can become far more complicated to grasp when combined with the lifetime mechanism than most of what I've seen in Perl.
Perl is weakly and dynamically typed. It is a product of its time. But it is still a great language imo as long as you use the right pragmas to keep yourself honest.
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@RosaCtrl now, from the other answers you gave, you said you wanted the "smallest" additional tool, so perl shouldn't even be an option then. It is a fully interpreted language, with bytecode and everything, after all.
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@Milena_Hime ils sont eco-conscients c'est bien ! 😁
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@RosaCtrl (as you can see I'm rather passionate about the topic because I think a lot of people trashtalk Perl without having tried to seriously write programs with it.)
I do think that being weakly typed is a big drawback of Perl, because it enables your programs to "somewhat work" because you broke conventional rules of programming, but at the same time it can make it difficult to debug if you want to have reasonable QA.
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@uichelorraine@piaille.fr aujourd'hui je voyais plein de gens faire la queue sur le trottoir en face d'un Minelli, maintenant je sais pourquoi. 😬
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@RosaCtrl I was indeed thinking of C++ while writing all this. 😁
Now to be fair, most Perl scripts fall into 2 categories: write-once, it-will-never-be-used-in-production-oh-my-god-what-have-I-done, and I-ve-been-burnt-too-many-times-I-ll-write-it-correctly-and-use-strict. 😬
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@veronica@explains.social all that being said, I put some bands in the "hard-rock" category that some friends put in "rock" etc. Your assessment isn't invalid in the least,. obviously. :-)
(As for frontwomen "making" a band not being a rock band, I'm really unsure this is the case nowadays, when considering all the women fronting bands going from pop to death-metal bands – but I'm pretty sure you were not implying this for contemporary bands, were you?)
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@ck right. I was thinking more in terms of, within the same prompt requesting code generation, identical needs which should generate a single function called at different sites become several functions with slight variations (sometimes only in the function name) being generated, which happens far less often in large codebases tackling the same issue.
@mjg59
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