https://github.com/omacom/ttfx/pull/35/how much cocaine is he doing, realistically?
>Unlimited Tokeeeeeens!
>>109915123
idk who that is, so i'll just comment on the picture objectively.is there no difference in performance? the first person says "no perceivable speedup", which in my experience can be pretty questionable, but then later says "a check would likely have more overhead", which is more telling that this asm version isn't helping at all, not to mention the second person doesn't rebut this argument at all, and seems to call anything written in asm a point of excellence /in and of itself/, which is just nonsense. asm costs portability, so if the performance is the same, then it's a net negative.
Spoonfeeding:https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/109887429/#q109910444https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/109905651/#109905773
>>109915123Something not working on ARM is a feature
>>109915123I dont know any of these people, nor none of the products they are discussing, but "dhh" sounds like someone high on cocaine. He literally could be right in whatever he is arguing (or completely wrong) idk or care, I have no understanding of any of this, but I know delusions of grandeur when I see them.
>>109915123the only thing worse than fake ai garbage is rust fake ai garbage
>I have unlimited tokens. I can fix everything, I can do anything!
>merged: amd64 asm implementation of feature>but does it run any faster?>what do you mean? it's asm, that means it's better right?>*it's the regular code but disassembled back into asm*
>>109915123DHH is right. Stop thinking about software in terms of code and architecture. Those were necessary evils. We are post-scarcity for code.
>>109915377Not sure if bait or retarded.
>>109915123I just hope Anthropic rug pulls with the subsidy.When they rugpulled the enterprises above 150 employees they saw their bills jump probably 100x. When these guys have to real dollars of 20000 dollars for their 200 dollar plan, then they'll see how awful AI generated code is.
>have unlimited tokens>do nothing of worth with itcurious.
>>109915123187 different commits on that PRWebshitter that just discovered systems programming elitism while under AI psychosis is a deadly combination
72 THOUSAND FUCKING LINES OF CODE for some visual BING BING WAHOOOOOOOOOOhttps://ghloc.dev/omacom/ttfx?branch=master
Aaaaaa i have unlimited tookens!!!!! I'm proompting!!!!! Mnhooooooohhhhhhhh!!!!
AI is a cognitohazard.
>>109915710>(((worth)))
>>109915739It's not elitism. People outside the space simply have no clue what they're doing, so people inside the space deeply resent them for getting paid more to shit out "features"
lol
this guy might actually be going crazy
>>109915924apparently he went batshit during the Rails World keynote a couple of days ago. The last strange days of DHH.
>>109915123A lot, but also dhh has a lot to lose if he doesn't ride the AI wave. After all his only claim to fame is writing really shitty rails CRUD apps. The money isn't that important to him, but the loss of respect is. The psychosis makes perfect sense within that context
It's so similar to the early Bitcoin days. If you didn't go all-in during the early hype you might as well not have done anything. DHH thinks AI is the end-all, but he's already late to the party. That's largely the problem with these people, they jump on bandwagons instead of creating the actual next best thing.
lgtm :^)
>>109915159>The scan used 14,828,244 measured tokens, including 14,160,256 cached input tokens.literally me
>>109915205>so if the performance is the sameIt says right there that the rust implementation is slower, and the first person complaining about it also says the rust version is slower, he just says its not perceivable.
>>109915123the funniest part is if he just prompted the optimizations the LLM did in rust it would've likely had the same performance increase. he genuinely just thought "well assembly is fast so rewrite it all in assembly".
dhh mogs you
>>109916191Have you seen the guy that is "writing" his "own" entire DE in assembly for "efficiency"? Total retardation. https://isene.org/2026/04/MyTools.html
>>109916206There's nothing wrong with the concept, the problem is AI slop and the resulting slop unquality this entails which defeats any points of doing anything in asm.
>>109916206FASM assembler is written in assembly and mogs every other one speed and usability wise.
>>109916314>usabilityNot at all, actually it's pretty terrible there because among other things it can't generate dwarf. But speed yes.
>>109916325FASM's macro system literally mogs everything else.
>ttfx>Terminal text effects as a single static binary.
>>109916337Irrelevant if you can't use it because no dwarf.
>>109915681this response to factual statements is alarmingly overused
white people dont say youre retarded anymorethey say you have ai psychosis
>>109916467Because the retards are now equipped with AI and think it makes them geniuses. In particular, they think people can't tell how unbelievably retarded their output is because "it's AI, it's superhuman!".
>>109915123is he wrong?
>>109915701Real inference costs are not that high lmao. They are probably way smaller than what you actually pay today.
>>109916577Retarded or just pretending?
>>109916583Dude do you even know how much is 20000? Have you ever run a local model, especially the recent ones?
>>109916651Yes, pajeet, I know how much 20000 is. I don't earn 2.3 rupees per day to feed my entire village like you.
>>109916674Nice projection. It's not gonna change the fact that inference is not that expensive, and it's getting cheaper by the day.
>>109916691Profound AI psychosis. Clearly terminal. My condolences.
