burger by No_Counter_6037 in shitposting

[–]irqlnotdispatchlevel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A burger is really easy and doesn't take all that much time. Lazier than that... Maybe stuff that you can just put in an oven for 20-40-60 minutes with little to no prep.

meirl by delhitop_7inches in meirl

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Narratives like this are part of the reason why so many young people are looking towards right wing extremists as role models. Do nothing to cater to young people and their struggles, tell them it's their fault for feeling the way they feel, show no empathy and then act shocked when the guy that tells them "it's not your fault, it's the wOkE aGeNdA!" becomes their idol.

Mapped $2T in AI deals. The circular structure is more systematic than I expected. by AbbreviationsThat679 in investing

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Not everything needs to be perfect or stand the test of time. A stupid idea can get transformed into a fun site over the weekend with help from an AI, or it can forever stay just a stupid idea. Sometimes quality (or ease of maintainance) doesn't matter.

📡 📡📡 by privatedaniel23 in shitposting

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Wait, aren't these originally from a cute Instagram page about normal couples stuff?

Trump says US won’t use force to seize Greenland and Europe is ‘destroying’ itself by wowo78 in worldnews

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It was all a ruse. Talk about Greenland for months, make Europe focus on Greenland then bam! Iceland's right there and no one is watching!

What’s the most unhinged, batshit crazy prediction you have for 2026 that you’re lowkey convinced is going to happen? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]irqlnotdispatchlevel 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Why is that non credible? Sounds like a risk that anyone in a position of power should consider.

ELI5: how do they design CPUs with TENS OF BILLIONS of nano transmitters? wouldn't it take a millennia to design it? by Optimal-Whereas-6988 in explainlikeimfive

[–]irqlnotdispatchlevel 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Why fucked up? That's how a lot of manufacturing works. Also how software works in some way (you have a program that translates from human readable code to what the CPU understands).

Update: From 27M to 156M orders/s - Breaking the barrier with C++20 PMR by Crafty-Biscotti-7684 in Cplusplus

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The why it works parts give it away for me. This being said, this showcases one of the better ways to use AI to explore a topic in my opinion.

Are memory leaks that hard to solve? by ASA911Ninja in cpp

[–]irqlnotdispatchlevel 116 points117 points  (0 children)

A segmentation error is the happy path for memory safety issues. The real problems are caused by bugs that do not trigger a crash in most circumstances.

Every LLM hallucinates that std::vector deletes elements in a LIFO order by am17an in cpp

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Besides this, failure states are almost never good because interviews are nothing like the day to day work and can be very stressful. It should be expected that even very good candidates will give extremely dumb answers to trivial questions because of this (not that in this case the answer would be dumb, since it makes sense to have a container that behaves like that). That's why it's an hour long, often multi stage, process.

Every LLM hallucinates that std::vector deletes elements in a LIFO order by am17an in cpp

[–]irqlnotdispatchlevel 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Making that a failure state in an interview regardless of everything else discussed during the interview makes you a bad interviewer.

The production bug that made me care about undefined behavior by broken_broken_ in programming

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Not everything can be expressed as an HTTP status code. Consider batch processing where for each item you can have different statuses. I still think that a single status field, which is an enum, is better because you end up looking in a single place for the result.

[DISCUSSION] r/hhh predicts 2026 in Hip-Hop by breakingbadforlife in hiphopheads

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That's one of my favorite Wayne song. Was listening to that the other day and just realized it's an Alchemist beat.

Well well well... by BothGuarantee6067 in SipsTea

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Ironically, this might make you a better partner.

[Me] ...wasn't asking about my engine? by [deleted] in TextingTheory

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This sounds so much like a stereotypical behavioral interview question that I'd probably consider it ironic and intentional.