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AI Models from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic Solve 0% of ‘Hard’ Coding Problems
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As one casually does lol Jokes aside, that's pretty cool. I wish I had the technical know-how and, most importantly, the patience for it.
Assembly is very simple (at least RISC-V assembly is which I mostly work with) but also very tedious to read. It doesn't help that the people who choose the instruction mnemonics have extremely poor taste - e.g.
lb,lh,lw,ldinstead ofload8,load16,load32,load64. Orjinstead ofjump. Who needs to save characters that much?The over-abbreviation is some kind of weird flaw that hardware guys all have. I wondered if it comes from labelling pins on PCB silkscreens (MISO, CLK etc)... Or maybe they just have bad taste.
I once worked on a chip that had nested acronyms.
Do you realize how old assembly language is?
It predates hard disks by ten years and coincided with the invention of the transistor.
Do you? These instructions were created in 2011.
I'm not sure what the very first assembly language has to do with RISC-V assembly?