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by 0b01 1y ago
Portuguese should have the flag of Brazil. Don’t dim screen on iPhone during conversation. The tutor should terminate the lesson when its goals are achieved and do a warm handoff. Overall it’s quite good.
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by 0b01 2y ago
For me I like to use a tournament tracker.
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by 0b01 2y ago
If it doesn’t have speech to text, I ain’t listening to all that
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by 0b01 3y ago
Same way to write self referential structs - use index types into the whatever arena you are using. Indexes are usually 32 bit so they are a bit faster than pointers. If you are building one off trees such as for parsing and ast transforms,
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by 0b01 4y ago
https://tail2.com Continuous profiling for Linux. It uses ebpf to sample running programs and unwinds the stack, then uploads to server so you know why it look 10 seconds to process that customer’s request last Christmas. :) Cur
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by 0b01 4y ago
The simplest mutual recursion is a Set-Reset flip flop circuit.
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by 0b01 4y ago
This still makes no sense at all. Self hosting means running a program on your own machine instead of on a cloud platform such as cloudfalre.
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by 0b01 4y ago
Have you tried DuckDB? It’s the columnar version of SQLite.
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by 0b01 4y ago
DuckDB is also great for stuff like this. You can replace a MapReduce cluster with a single SQL.
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by 0b01 4y ago
4. Cast to &'static and *. Expert Rust hacker level.
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by 0b01 4y ago
Here's an underrated application: allowing "view bag" types where one can register a concrete object with its type.
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by 0b01 4y ago
"pneumatic": so basically they apply pressure by injecting air into spider's valve and it moves? How is "necrobotics" a real field of research? :p
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How to clone Chrome network request in Python(satta.dev)
1 points by 0b01 4y ago|0 comments
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by 0b01 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I did a bit too much tweaking. Consider it fixed!
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Show HN: I built a note taking tool that executes Python for indie hackers(satta.dev)
4 points by 0b01 4y ago|2 comments
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by 0b01 5y ago
RawStr Notes solved a personal pain point with all the cloud-based notebook currently. Hopefully this could be of use to other software developers. Please let me know what you think. Thanks!
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Show HN: RawStr Notes – The missing notebook for developers
2 points by 0b01 5y ago|1 comments
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by 0b01 5y ago
More like parser jam
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by 0b01 5y ago
Yes I think most people right click pin in context menu on an opened application
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by 0b01 5y ago
What data telemetry does vscode collect? And how would that be useful?
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by 0b01 5y ago
You are correct. It is indeed possible to use dynamic programming. For more info check out [0]. OP’s project probably takes too long on nontrivial merges in its current state. [0] https://thume.ca/2017/06/17/
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by 0b01 5y ago
These tools simply don’t work well on anything more complicated than S-expressions. Every time I look into this space I end up disappointed.
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by 0b01 5y ago
That is IDE's job because images can just be embedded in markdown comments... Version controlling non-text comments seems to be an unsolved problem though.
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by 0b01 5y ago
But since the buffer size has to be 40ms then so the minimum latency is 40ms
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by 0b01 5y ago
You should try Baba Roots, also not carbonated and has a similar taste.
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by 0b01 5y ago
Little do people know Red Bull is originally a Thai energy drink: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krating_Daeng Tastewise I also enjoy Jamaican Baba Roots: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Roots
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by 0b01 6y ago
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by 0b01 6y ago
I don't find this useful in any way since Elixir is weakly typed and a worse Lisp than Python..
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by 0b01 6y ago
Remember when Martin Shkreli had that unreleased Wu Tang album? Yes he still has it.
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by 0b01 6y ago
I agree with the article you linked. Mathematical knowledge is about compression. Most if not all of these formulae are just specializations of known formulae. So the value of this approach is questionable. Generating these forms can possi

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