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by 0x2c8 2y ago
You get ToC for free with GitHub's README renderer (top-right corner).
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by 0x2c8 3y ago
Ha! Remember when Facebook had this motto on its login page: "It's free and always will be"? Of course, you either pay with money or with your data. But still it's a bit ironic.
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by 0x2c8 3y ago
I believe this is a clear example of the Moloch effect [1]. Companies race towards having the shiniest chatbot or _virtual assistant_, without fully understanding all the implications and customer needs. Everyone wants to have their brand n
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
I share the same sentiment. The other day I was frustrated with several Linux quirks my laptop was experiencing and decided to give Windows 11 + WSL2 a try. The sheer amount of bloat, sneaky privacy settings, ads, clunky UI etc. literally m
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, I do not believe the author tried to "promote rote-learning" here -- they just presented a nice little analogy between Japanese and programming constructs.
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
> It should be generally better across a wide range of topics and has improved factuality. Maybe I am being naive, but this is not telling too much as there is no metric attached to it, so the average user cannot (at least immediately)
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
> A piece of advice I wish I could give my manager is don't be spooky. Why not politely talk to your manager and let them know that this behaviour is not appropriate / productive?
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
According to [1], the g4dn.xlarge (a single nVidia GPU instance) appears to have the lowest on-demand price/hr: $0.526. The Tensorbook starts at $3,499 [2] -- that's approx. 6,652 continuous compute hours (~277 days or ~39 weeks o
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
There's GeoWizard [1] who is absolutely crushing these challenges -- NMPZ (no moving, panning or zooming) is especially interesting to watch, e.g. [2]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/GeoWizard [2] https:/&#x2
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by 0x2c8 4y ago
This reminds of IGCC (interactive GCC) [1] which I forked from [2] some time ago and since then I try to maintain it. I don't use it very often, but it's handy to try out syntax or certain snippets. At its core, it continuously up
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by 0x2c8 5y ago
It may be an unpopular opinion, but I really enjoy writing wiki pages in Confluence.
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by 0x2c8 5y ago
This. Also, in IPython, one can write greek letters by doing: \Sigma<TAB> which will get converted to an actual Σ.
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by 0x2c8 6y ago
Can you elaborate on this? What is wrong with Python's `lambda`?
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by 0x2c8 7y ago
Thank you for this! Looks like a good starting point, and a nice community.