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by 22c 1y ago
Someone better versed with parsing crab-grade enterprise-ready Rust could probably give more insight but I think it boils down to a lot of assert 1 != 0; kind of lines...
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by 22c 1y ago
Part-way through the section on bit-twiddling, I thought to myself "Oh I wonder if we could use a solver here". Lo and behold, I was pleasantly surprised to see the author then take that exact approach. Love the attention to detai
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by 22c 2y ago
French door has less insulation because there's more "seams". Also typical french doors tend to have an ice machine or water dispenser, which is even less insulation and/or more seams.
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by 22c 2y ago
Not sure how it works in the US but many countries can choose to deny entry for any reason and my understanding is they don't even need to provide a reason. If that is the case here then I really doubt the researcher was told that they
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by 22c 2y ago
Nice post and clearly some talented engineers, props for giving things a try. Interested to see what you two cook up next!
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by 22c 2y ago
Sadly, a modern day french door is pretty inefficient. Consumers prefer them because of their looks but they are very far from being an efficient way to keep food cold.
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by 22c 2y ago
It's not immediately clear from the documentation but if anyone is familiar with Iroh, I'd love to know if it's suitable for use in disconnected networks, eg. WiFi networks or PANs with no internet. I suspect that Iroh is pri
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by 22c 2y ago
I don't disagree but I think some of these problems could potentially be solved by having somewhat of a birds nest of a filesystem for large blobs, eg. /blobs/<sha256_sum>/filename.zip and then symlinking/refl
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by 22c 2y ago
or, you know.. symlinks
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by 22c 2y ago
I wonder if Zedeus would be willing to list some reasons why they have decided to ditch Nim. 6 years is a long time using a language, I'm sure there's some useful feedback.
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by 22c 2y ago
256k context window and FIM support sounds good. I can't see it mentioned on the release page how big the model is, they say sub-100B but they are comparing it to 22B and the 22B seems to hold up quite well against it. If we're ta
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by 22c 2y ago
As a polyglot, sometimes the existence of a certain library or interface greatly influences what language I decide to write something in. Twig is indeed time-tested, but I don't see a good reason to use Twig unless you are already usin
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by 22c 2y ago
> Once you add more than one character per row its all over anyways. Ah, but that can be solved by returning the carriage to the start of the line :) Thus giving you the perfectly valid control sequence: LFCR!
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by 22c 2y ago
Seems to be a lot of hype around this project in certain niches (if "niche hype" is something that makes sense), but I've only just realised that the same devs were involved in the Norns project so it has ticked my interest u
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by 22c 2y ago
Interesting how the narrative being pushed by companies spending a lot of money on AI always seems to be gravitate to around 20% of time saved. I've not seen anywhere how this figure of 20% is determined. It seems to be a number that t
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by 22c 2y ago
I think the proposal is fundamentally flawed because of this reason. Facebook, Instagram and X/Twitter are probably what's intended here, but what about Tumblr, DeviantArt or Discord? What about Reddit or a generic forum? What abo
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by 22c 2y ago
I like the idea, but it seems to have come a little too late to save everything on Flickr. Flickr themselves started purging any public images over a certain amount on free accounts. I only found out after seeing a Flickr email in my spam i
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by 22c 2y ago
The soundtrack for The Neverhood was also very nice.
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by 22c 2y ago
That is the one, thank you!
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by 22c 2y ago
I remember reading a blog post many years ago that stuck with me, I don't remember the title of the post or who wrote it but it was essentially along the lines of "beware when companies start to take away the free snacks". It
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by 22c 2y ago
I don't think Amazon is making a good decision here, but what makes you think the existing workers who are happy to work from the office would not be willing to work from home during a crisis if asked? A global crisis necessitating a t
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by 22c 2y ago
I think you've hinted at it, but years ago I was interested in learning how to draw and was given the advice of drawing poses on a timer (I think it was 120s but the goal is to eventually get it down to 30s or less). There were website
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by 22c 2y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41791369
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by 22c 2y ago
I think this is a reasonable response if it is made in response to what the Tweet author linked. Users are confused as to whether or not paying for a license for ACF Pro (a highly popular custom forms plugin for Wordpress, published by WP E
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by 22c 2y ago
Ah I suppose that makes a little sense, but perhaps it would be better if they were listed as long as they had some ROM support. The reason those guides don't exist is probably not because battery replacement is an insurmountable task,
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by 22c 2y ago
Love this idea. Seems like a gap of Tablet devices for 2021/2022 though? Also open source: https://gitlab.com/onli/sustaphones
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by 22c 2y ago
Interestingly, Sydney does not seem to have an event listed on this site when I checked. Adelaide and Auckland lead the charge, with an occasional Melbourne meetup. As an aside, I dislike the strong association between Rails and Ruby. Ruby
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by 22c 2y ago
Julia?
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by 22c 2y ago
Interesting project.. > The most prominent feature of Zine is that every file format it uses has been created from scratch in order to handcraft the content authoring experience. Sadly, this part is more of a detractor for me. Using gene
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by 22c 2y ago
Thank you for the advice!

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