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Desmos has open source library called MathQuill, which converts typed chars to mathematical representation similar to Mathematica. Sure there is some "programming statements" with some (La)TeX like syntax there, but so does Mathem
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Lot of the time arguments for Functional Programming seem to describe some form of total programming and avoiding partial functions. Like enforcing null checking or exhaustive matching, avoiding panics etc. When I was going through Function
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YubiKey has nice explanation of this [1], it doesn't even store the usernames or anything per service. It just has single symmetric key, from which it derives the stuff. It works like this (WebAuthn non-resident keys): 1. YubiKey conta
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Auto-drive could go slower and stay on it's lane for extra relaxation. Currently I just kept wondering, that driving on a middle of a road with such a tight corners seemed like dangerous.
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Depending on your setup you could just generate TOTPs on command line and copy to clipboard, that's what I've implemented: https://github.com/Ciantic/totper It works pretty well with pass (password manager) t
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I was planning to compile Brouter (or just the algorithm) part in WASM last year, never got it finished. I would prefer the routing algorithm as WASM module so that routing apps can be done as static web sites. It's not that expensive
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> It's not that much caffeine and it won't do anything to your teeth. I'm sorry, but diet coke (and most sugar free drinks) causes dental erosion. It's not the sugar that causes it, but usually the citrus acid. Even s
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It all depends on what license he put on the initial release. Others here have copies. But once you've released it with OSI license that is it, I think you can't just reverse it.
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> Programs are generally not intended to recover from these situations This was my expectation too. It's not always the case in all languages. JavaScript, I found out, just keeps executing a function body even if `console.assert` fa
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I'm bit mixed on this, code Copilot usually autocompletes me is not particularly novel, it's just mundane stuff I would write anyway. Most of these snippets are not copyrightable in my opinion, because it was obvious in the first
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Great! Your post didn't link directly to Microvium, so I give it here: https://microvium.com/ https://github.com/coder-mike/microvium
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You have fair points and respect your opinion on this. In my opinion Russia is running out of men willing to fight in Ukraine already. Will to fight is huge one, Soviet union was 50 times bigger than Finland during Winter War, yet they stru
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It's not seen as a gamble here anymore, few months ago it seemed so. Finnish government have been busy building the support for Finnish application in NATO members for few months now. Even NATO's Jens Stoltenberg has already said
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I'm Finnish, neutrality part is true for Swedish people but not for Finns. In Finland politicians have kept saying we are aligned towards EU. Practically none has said we are neutral. Secondly politicians have for decades used wording
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For some background, in 1990s Russian president Boris Yeltsin said to Finns, you never need to fear again. That fear came back when war started, but it became also political before the war. On December 2021 Putin stated that Finland & S
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With dynamic language like PHP where there is no traditional compilation step by the programmer, these new deprecations will lead to lot of subtle bugs to be found in production. This was to certain extent the same problem with Python 2.0 -
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It wasn't totally stupid plan, but it doesn't work if one party ceases to be interested in economics more than other grandiose plans. The idea that interdependence leads to less wars is very old one. I was reading The Guns of Augu
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> Deprecate dynamic properties That's pretty big one. Lot of JSON can be deserialized to basically bunch of objects with dynamic properties, since it's parameter in deserialization. For example `json_decode("...", fal
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It's also interesting to look at the other products from Devolver Digital, for instance Weird West [1]. It has 2D look in 3D world. Since Return to Monkey Island will be point and click, I too suspect that camera angle won't chang
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As someone else pointed out, we aren't doing enough of these to iron out the kinks. If it's literally copy it might be going much better just because it's second. Now we should figure out where to build third! It should go ev
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It does, and Finnish President has asked many times a clarification what it actually means, see [1]. It's his favorite hobby horse, he keeps asking about it, but not getting any clarification from other member states. Problem is appare
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Finnish political parties believe in a policy of "Nato-option", where major parties have kept saying to population it's option we can choose. Almost on instant anytime we want. With war in Ukraine, it doesn't look a cred
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I have very little experience with FreeCAD, but I used Solid Works years ago. I still can't understand why with FreeCAD the chamfering or "smoothing" the edges breaks the model. I thought chamfering should be easy task if it
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I used to setup bunch of these for my small business clients, I and them are going to have a bad day.
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Hmm, I think they should fix the CDN? I think if they just refer their script e.g. from https://www.jsdelivr.com/ it should just work? I have used bunch of modules from CDN.
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I prefer `querySelector` and bare `<script type="module">` tags for quick and dirty jQuery replacement. If you haven't keeping up with all the new script-tag parameters, I suggest looking at this: https://gis
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> I got a copy of the detailed descriptions of the Xbox 360 CPU and I read it through multiple times This way of learning is not taught often enough, we learn it in school when learning another language (e.g. repeating words over and ove
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I think you shouldn't need to escape to regex for performance. I don't understand why would regex crate be so much faster in Rust? Some crazy optimizations the nom doesn't make? Not an parser guru, but when I used megaparsec
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I wanted to parse log files with Rust, and found Nom, however before that I found someone elses attempt at it: https://www.cloudcity.io/blog/2018/11/08/parsing-logs-230x-f... In the end I didn't use
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This should be integrated to national vehicle databases. In emergency the firefighters could prepare by looking up the rescue sheet of the vehicle before they arrive. At least in Finland you get a whole lot of information already by their l
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