It may surprise some people here to see that Andrew is warming up to using LLMs to discover bugs (inspired by results from SQLlite) and considers it a tool on the path to getting to bug free software.
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bricss
Andrew wake up! The machines is already among us. It's either you will use them, or they will use you.
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Take this pill (////) with plenty of water \_/
jabedude
How is Zig doing as a project? I remember they took a hard line against AI
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luiwammus
Although I understand that upgrading LLVM version is a lot of work, it's a bit frustating that loop vectorization is still disabled.
Would recommend checking out the Zig state of the (tagged) union as well.
https://youtu.be/zwi5b5xSsKA?is=PTjJJjSnVMdRuZag
It may surprise some people here to see that Andrew is warming up to using LLMs to discover bugs (inspired by results from SQLlite) and considers it a tool on the path to getting to bug free software.
Andrew wake up! The machines is already among us. It's either you will use them, or they will use you. --- Take this pill (////) with plenty of water \_/
How is Zig doing as a project? I remember they took a hard line against AI
Although I understand that upgrading LLVM version is a lot of work, it's a bit frustating that loop vectorization is still disabled.
https://ziglang.org/news/0.17.0-released/
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Just don't be surprised if the project BFDL talks shit about you or your company later.
(Still a good language though, credit where credit is due.)