Comments by "⃠" (@U20E0) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. And to that one person who said “back when webpages were all static? ew” under a comment similar to this, whom i can no longer find, that has nothing to do with anything here.
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  2. about time
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  3. Hopefully YT is next
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  4. who told you there would be an 8
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  5.  @Traiden_  i do still think that the syntax could be improved a lot
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  6. i would guess it means that it’s a symlink
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  7. or perhaps... just use a model name followed by a version number like normal products?
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  8. kernal
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  9. That part of the syntax is annoying. But wait until they find out that some (library) function they use requires a type of “char* const*”
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  10. Just name after primes. We’ll run out of primes in a short period, and then there will be no more “Web-“s
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  11. computer runes
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  12. the image is very clearly just ASCII. The 0100 start gives it away
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  13. Why are the first lines of so many people written in HTML. This was the case for me too, but i no longer remember why.
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  14. Windows NT uses a kernel called Windows NT, so, that statement is technically not incorrect.
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  15.  @SirusStarTV By giving the actually good and expensive AI models/features to enterprise users for 15usd/mo/user. And from investors. And probably from selling your chat history to OpenAI.
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  16. Apple does that
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  17. sounds awesome
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  18. then the metadata saying that it is authentic is lost
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  19. and if it was originally not, “nobody” cares
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  20. i mean, it is still running after it "runs out of battery", otherwise it wouldn't be able to show the out of power icon
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  21.  @dertythegrower i'm pretty sure you missed a sarcasm and half of the comment
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  22. More like C++ is good if you want the pain of C but with express shipping or with delayed shipping, depending on how you look at it
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  23. It's not too weak, but it's a combination of poor defaults and the fact that the NN cores aren't getting used, or in some cases it doesn't even use the GPU. foocus doesn't support Apple Silicon properly (yet)
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  24. true
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  25. and of course JavaScript made it to the list
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  26. coXa cola
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  27. well, that’s to be expected from a language that is in version 0.10
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  28. and also French AI
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  29. As far as i understand the difference is that: Programming refers to creation and optimization of algorithms, data structures, ect. as well as their implementation. Coding refers only to their implementation. But i have never seen anyone actually use that distinction.
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  30. So in other words, the words speak for themselves: Programming is the act of designing a program to fit a set of requirements, creating it, and improving it. Coding is the act of turning that into code.
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  31.  @leonvolq6179  just “lose” the key every time it is used
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  32. What notification
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  33. That’s not how that is spelled, it’s spelled masochibus error
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  34. it is strongly typed. Just that types are inferred.
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  35. It used to stand for “GNU C Compiler” but they added more compiler to the compiler and changed the name as a result
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  36. you will more once you see the ( should be ) valid line const char*const*(*l<:1??))();
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  37.  @gracelandtoo6240 It will always use 2/3 of your RAM, no matter how much you have
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  38. What if it doesn’t? ( not that that is probable )
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  39. @Khaled Jaafar and the real root cause of nearly every problem is this so called “human nature”. It’s almost never, or actually, never the system, but the people involved with it in any way.
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  40. shelling things you don't use at least makes some sense, depending on the reason why you don't use it. shilling things you don't use yourself is indeed interesting
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  41.  @manosane3220 but 40/3 and 100/7.5 are not the same thing
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  42. slowly?
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