it’s really easy to get stuck. Stuck in your current way of seeing and thinking about things. Frames are made out of the details that seem important to you.
tushar
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Making compilers grin like never before https://tushar-6666.vercel.app/
The difference between computer science and software engineering is computer is solving problems with computers, and software engineering is solving the problem you create while solving the problem with computer science
jlebar.com/2024/2/4/com... an awesome read about different ml irs
"Hardware completeness" in compiler IRs
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Tired: This is the hottest June of the last decade 🥵 Inspired: This is the coolest June of the next decade 😎
My name followed by the first word on my second name Tushar d
explain your @ dodo = first 2 of firstname + first 2 of lastname tkdodo = the Tae Kwon 🦤 from IceAge (the movie) I live in the EU 🇪🇺
“The two features of an ITP—its foundation and its kernel - are in tension with each other. The more ideas the foundation can encode, the more expressive it is.
the internet needs less content, not more. I’d rather read a few blog posts a year from someone that leaves me thinking, “This person knows how to LIVE, man,”
an awesome thing about cursor, when u have used up your monthly limit, it's doesn't stop working, u just get the slow model,
Made the demo app for my Kubernetes-in-the-browser library more fun. All runs in the browser, no server-side stuff (you have to create images using a JS API I’ve made, they’re not real Docker images). Requests you see travelling between pods are actual traffic. Whole cluster can be paused.
It's now possible to compile Python extensions (C, C++, Rust etc) to WebAssembly and distribute them through PyPI such that Pyodide can install them directly simonwillison.net/2026/Jun/13/...
Publishing WASM wheels to PyPI for use with Pyodide
The Pyodide 314.0 release announcement (via Hacker News) includes news I’ve been looking forward to for a long time: You can now publish Python packages built for Pyodide (or any …
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whole feed is filled with politics, i was looking for some dev stuff
Slowly getting addicted to tweaking little UI elements... The feedback loop you get when you send screenshots to the agent and it then modifies that stuff for you is incredible. "Make it look more... mysterious? Go."
Meta's Llama 3.3 70B now runs on a MacBook Pro (if you have 64GB RAM) and matches GPT-4's capabilities. Pretty remarkable - just 20 months ago, running even GPT-3 level models locally seemed impressive. Local AI is moving faster than expected. via @simonw: https://buff.ly/4fbuV6e
I can now run a GPT-4 class model on my laptop
Meta’s new Llama 3.3 70B is a genuinely GPT-4 class Large Language Model that runs on my laptop. Just 20 months ago I was amazed to see something that felt …
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I remember when you could just buy a computer program like Microsoft Word or Photoshop and just have it on your computer forever without having to pay monthly or yearly. What a time that was
People are meant to be respected, ideas are meant to be batted around and picked apart.
South Korea fought back an attempted coup, a CEO was assassinated, Syria overthrew a dictator. The season finale of 2024 is popping OFF.
my favourite code comment to leave is "if this part looks complicated that's because it is"
time to review my HTML wrapped 2024 Most used: <a> Doing work to reduce infrastructure bills: <picture> Underrated: <output> Misunderstood: <details> Tame but a small win: <search> Hope the design never calls for it: <dialog> Not today Satan: <canvas> Pure vibes: <noscript>
When I was a boy I thought all my dreams were in my pillow waiting for me to go to sleep.
You might think reading code you wrote 5 years ago is a painful experience, but have you tried reading documentation you wrote 5 years ago?
I really want to know the men to women ratio on bluesky, I don't why bhut my whole is filled with estrogen tweets