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Amazing talk by @jorandirkgreef on The Power of an Interface, also motivating to read more research papers Thanks to @BengaluruSys and @TigerBeetleDB for organizing and making this happen I would love to attend more such things whenever I get some free time from work

I will beat bangalore traffic

I watch too much @ThePrimeagen I guess and I don't regret it

Now who's gonna acquire @astral_sh I love Astral btw ❤️

zig going mainstream

what are the best resources to learn more about SIMD

bangalore is so cold suddenly damn

I think after writing a decent amount of C++ I get what the Rust borrow checker is trying to do

I have been binge watching IronBeetle playlist so that I could understand this talk and not feel dumb

yes..........

most people still think LLM=GPT, outside of tech like people are still not aware Claude is a thing

Make me an AI agent that handles corporate politics for me so that I can actually work more instead of arguing half of the times

too many guys saying Vcpkg hmmmm

Just thinking out loud

*wth I meant not with

RL training is more focused of achieving better eval performance instead of real world performance. But now the question comes with is real world performance, how do you measure it. Idk, ......

Companies focusing of benchmaxxing is a great thing Ilya pointed out. Also the competitive programmer example was a nice way to say too much training on a particular niche doesn't mean you will do better overall. Idk if this made sense. I'm just yapping while listening to the

ok could some c++ geek help me out, what's cargo equivalent in c++?

@LazoVelko I felt like this was a love hate letter to C++. As a person who is learning and writing C++ on the go this was fun for me. You can watch in parts its fine but yeah worth the time