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“Perché essere un uomo, se esserlo / ti è difficile? Diventa un lampione / stradale che in silenzio spande / il suo chiarore sull’uomo.” Srečko Kosovel (1904 Sežana - 1926 Tomaj)
@derailleurkate My personal favorite
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pietroppeter.github.io/naffprop/ an affinity propagation (clustering without the k) performant implementation (Nim for Python) with a beautiful interactive explainer 🤩
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Runs with latest version and also earliest available on play.nim-lang.org (1.2.0 dating back to April 2020, likely some variations of that worked years from that, Nim always had easy accessible strong reflection capabilities)
Suppose that you want to write a C++ that prints a series of values, but also their type.

E.g., given

print_all(1.2, "abc", 3, std::vector<int>({2,3}));

You want...

double = 1.2
const char* = abc
int = 3
std::vector<int> = [2, 3]

You can do it in C++26 with little code.

1. Use 'templattime iteration.

2. Call display_string_of on the reflection of the types. (Don't forget the rabbit ears ^^)
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Replying to @kentdebruin
@kentdebruin I collected 70 different moats, and they're all still relevant
stephango.com/moats
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Lamine YAML
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Since the @bunjavascript folks recently wrote about their experience moving from Zig to Rust, it seemed like a good time to write about our experience rewriting @roc_lang from Rust to Zig!

rtfeldman.com/rust-to-zig
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Wow this is a nice conf softwareshould.work
excellent, thoughtful &amp; funny talk by Andrew Kelly @ziglang at the Software Should Work conf

disagreed w/a lot of it

(i understand there was a thing w/him &amp; someone else but idk anything about that &amp; not super interested)
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Had a realization as I was reading an interview with someone who loves programming recently: some of the hype over LLMs is because many programmers don’t enjoy programming and are relieved not to have to do it anymore
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People for years told me why I never talked about competitors of Redis. The Zig / Bum drama is a good warning. Do your job, without thinking everything is some form of competition or comparison. So: do your stuff, leave people that act lawfully alone.
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So @theo published a YouTube video about local inference and its hard limits (you often can *not* run the fancy open weight models locally) and I agree with every word, but then with two M5 Max 128GB systems and RDMA I'm at 50 token/sec with DeepSeek v4 Flash Q5 even without speculative decoding (that wins another 15/20% max, it's a very sparse model, single session, no magic tricks). And I'm starting to thing we are actually exactly at the turning point of all that.
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New @elmlang release today!

🎉 0.19.2 🥳

Incremental builds of 850k lines of Elm in &lt;350ms. Gearing up for a batch of smaller releases as we head towards Elm 1.0.

elm-lang.org/news/faster-bu…
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Wow.

@Zai_org GLM 5.2 is a marvel! It is *at least* as good as Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5. It's super fast, inexpensive, and not too verbose.

It responds with nuance and judgement, &amp; handles long context VERY well.

I've never experienced an open weights model like this before.
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Did a close read of @jeremyphoward et al's Drivetrain Approach

Define goal → Consider levers → Consider data → Implement assembly line

Most important is having actions that fulfill the objective

Predictions are more data, not actions

Key takeaways 🧵
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GLM-5.2 is the open-source Claude moment.

The demand we’re seeing at Databricks is astonishing. The world is going to see massive adoption of oss LLMs.

Also, more companies will shift toward post-training their own models on top of oss models and owning the weights.
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Humans for Python ❤️ @python_italia
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New blog post: a few words on DS4 -&gt; antirez.com/news/165
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❤️‍🩹 Demi says the important part:

🇬🇧 "Mentally I know I'm very, very strong. Because of my mentality I can win beautiful races. But some people, their mentality, their brain is a bit too strong in the wrong direction, and they struggle and suffer so much with their mental health. unknown problem in this world. So today my win was a sacrifice for all the people who have a really hard time mentally."

🇪🇸 "Sé que mentalmente soy muy, muy fuerte. Y gracias a mí mentalidad llegan las victorias. Pero hay gente cuya fortaleza mental va en una dirección equivocada, lo pasan mal y sufren con su salud mental. Y esto todavía es un problema muy desconocido en el mundo. Así es que mi victoria hoy ha sido un esfuerzo por toda esa gente que lo está pasando mal mentalmente".

#LaVueltaFemenina
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“Un altro Giro” è la nuova rubrica nata dalla nostra nuova collaborazione con L'AltraMontagna. Questa è la prima puntata, buon Giro d’Italia a tutte e tutti 🍼🚲
ildolomiti.it/altra-montagna…
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After a full year of working in stealth mode (and keeping my mouth shut about it), I'm excited that we've finally announced FastAPI Cloud (and @fastapilabs) to everyone!

Can't wait to share more details about what we've been working on (and the silly APIs I've been building 😅)
BIG NEWS ✨

I started a company with an amazing team and the best backers 🤓

We're building @FastAPIcloud 🚀

Designed for @FastAPI and Python 🐍

One command: fastapi deploy

We take care of the rest 😎

You code. We cloud.

Join the waiting list! ☕️

fastapicloud.com
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Spicy take. @nim_lang will be the best language for code generating high performance GPU kernels for AMD, Metal. Nvidia, OpenCL, Vulkan. And those macros ☄️🔥 forum.nim-lang.org/t/12868
Only ~1000 LOC for a compile-time macro-based Cuda codegenerator to compile Nim to Cuda
Nim + NVRTC = 5.3x Faster Than ICICLE for GPU-Accelerated Poseidon2 Merkle Trees

A Deep Dive: 

lita.foundation/blog/nvrtc-cud…
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