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> It's an imaginary world which is very hard to depict to other people. It's not purely abstract like mathematics, nor it's fully physical like mechanics. This is one of the reasons I like the movie Hackers - the visuali
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1y ago
Two different judges previously ordered him deported. The Trump administration was finally acting on it.
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1y ago
He was talking to groups who don't normally bother to vote, who started paying attention because the economy was so bad. He was talking about fixing the economy so they can go back to not paying attention.
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1y ago
> > > Mathematically a photon is defined as a state of the EM field (which has been quantised into a set of harmonic oscillators called "normal modes") in which there is exactly one quantum of excitation of a specific nor
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1y ago
My understanding is that most of the "bad for your knees" is actually when you don't soften the landing by bending your knees or ankle and your legs/knees get a jolt, not just the weight involved.
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1y ago
> In vim, I'd `*` to automatically search for `someVar`, then `cwsomeOtherVar`, (change-word), then `n.n.n.` (next, repeat, etc.) There's also: :%s/someVar/someOtherVar/gc The "c" at the end is f
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1y ago
I'm guessing because their understanding is still wrong: 3> log10 5 + 5 + log10 5 + 5 ;; i.e. (log10 5 + 5) + (log10 5 + 5) 2.0 In Rebol this would be equivalent to (log10 (5 + (5 + (log10 (5 + 5)))))
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1y ago
> fairly quickly just by glancing through the code. This is a senior-level view. Juniors don't have this skill yet, and is one of the things we're concerned they won't pick up.
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1y ago
Looks like an older version (4.3.0) of The Jargon File page I'm aware of (4.4.7): http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/
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1y ago
It takes the common "function(arg1, arg2)" pattern and turns (almost) the whole language into a very simple/consistent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_notation Even things that are normally keywords
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> Weirdly, the language also has some infix operators, which seem a bit out-of-place to me. I have no idea how the 'parser'[1] works. There are no keywords or statements, only expressions. Square backets ("blocks") a
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I suspect a lot of the magic will fall away after realizing the block data structure (the square brackets) are pretty close to a Lisp list. And just like in Lisp, they're used for both code and data. One big difference is words are ev
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I don't remember how I found it, but REBOL was one of the first programming languages I learned around 25 years ago. Most of my personal projects are still written in it. I have yet to try converting anything to Red.
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Two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44018301
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> Who is everyone? DEI was widely supported until very recently, when an oppressive government acted against it. It really wasn't, it was very top-down. A lot of what you're seeing is people who always thought this no longer fe
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> > Maybe they feel that people should be selected for a job based on their merits alone, not the colour of their skin. > That is the goal of DEI. Very much the opposite, the goal of DEI is to bring race back into the selection pro
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1y ago
They mentioned background tabs: I see it in Firefox (with uBlock) when it's a tab I've had sitting in the background for hours. Usually the only fix is to copy the URL and reopen it in a few tab, refreshing doesn't work when
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1y ago
Early 2000s to early 2010s here... I agree with GGP that we have more content than ever, but I don't agree that it's better. There definitely seems to have been a fall off in quality the past 10 years or so. The few good shows n
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> Yeah that's my goal -- basically I want to be able to control the devices from anything web connected (and ideally, the same program running in multiple places). HomeAssistant provides a REST API for all devices connected to it. I
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15 years ago almost everyone would recognize the name because of the popularity of the Iron Man movies. 10 years ago Jarvis became a part of Vision in Age of Ultron and effectively no longer exists in the MCU. A variety of new AI assistan
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There's already a global: import gc gc.disable() So I imagine putting more in there to remove objects from the tracking.
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There was a study done years ago that found one group (young white liberal women, I think) doesn't have an in-group bias, they have an out-group bias. All the others had the expected in-group bias.
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> Cursor's tab complete feels like magic at first, but the shine wore off for me. My favorite thing here watching a co-worker is when Cursor tries to tab complete what he just removed, and sometimes he does it by reflex.
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5 (maybe) - Over the past decade or so, it became really common to job hop for higher salaries, and while that did give a lot of broad experience, it may not have done nearly as much for depth. Everything from tech stack to data being worke
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That doesn't fit with how they've started trying to replace the term "illegal immigrant" with "undocumented immigrant".
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The only context where "illegal" was ever used to describe a person was "illegal immigrant" (or the older term, "illegal alien"). It was explicitly about immigration policy.
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> We already have evidence > We also have building evidence that You're agreeing with them. They didn't say we have "limited evidence of communication", they said we have "limited success understanding the com
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"Put your money where your mouth is" is a very old sentiment.
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One episode of The Librarians involves a college student building a mini particle accelerator that (unintentionally) uses a magic circle around the campus as its track, which when activated opens a portal into another dimension filled wit
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Trump has said as much in interviews - just asking gets nothing done, and now all those governments are coming to him for deals.
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