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If I have to become a factory worker I'm going to look for another job.

On the assembly line:

"What did you used to do?"

"Programming. You?"

"I was a lawyer."


This is literally my reality

> clean-room implementation

Except its trained on all source out there, so I assume on GCC and clang. I wonder how similar the code is to either.


I'm familiar with both compilers. There's more similarity to LLVM, it even borrows some naming such as mem2reg (which doesn't really exist anymore) and GetElementPtr. But that's pretty much where things end. The rest of it is just common sense.

This is very cool!

Also means I can stop with my hobby project that was supposed to do the same. Wasn't far along and haven't worked on it in months anyway.

So I'll spend my time on another hobby project then that also solves something that is already solved 100 times over, but I don't like the other solutions (simple log monitoring including systemd and sending error emails if something is found).


What kind of AI does this use?

Heck Chrono Trigger on the Super Nintendo is 4 MiB! A lot is possible if you have to fit your game in a tiny space.


Since this is about something nobody wants to see (ads) my guess would be that it might be legal here.


Cool, do they have good lighting options now though? Like Lumibricks, where the wires are hidden and the floors/multiple buildings are connected with special connector bricks?


Especially since it is correct in JSX, adding to the confusion.


It doesn't help that self closing/void tags are actually a thing in HTML. input, image, meta, br-- these can be misleading to a naive developer. You can try to say something about how a div requires text content, but empty divs get used structurally by design teams all the time in practice...


Yeah, but these are self-closing. Writing "<br/>" is actually wrong and just corrected to "<br>" in HTML. HTML does not have that syntax, that would be XML. And that is why "<div/>" is corrected to "<div>" and the closing "</div>" is inserted somewhere.


On my phone that website had some ash rain animation all over it, making it unreadable without reader mode. WTF.


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