Rendello

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by Rendello 1y ago
I did my resume in groff once, formatted like a man page. It didn't look half-bad either.
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Re: Unicode in the Curriculum?(unicode.org)
2 points by Rendello 1y ago|4 comments
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by Rendello 1y ago
You put it in perfect words.
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by Rendello 1y ago
In a few weeks you may find you've turned yourself into a systemd hater by your own hand ;)
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by Rendello 1y ago
Werner Herzog on French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pY-0JfEdLY (From a mockumentary)
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by Rendello 1y ago
I've tried reading it maybe ten times. The funny thing is that I really enjoy it, I just inevitably put it down and forget about it. I have a hard time finishing books, though I don't have the same issue with audiobooks.
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by Rendello 1y ago
I don't like the way Hrothgar's looking at me.
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by Rendello 1y ago
Erlang's bitstring/binary handling is one of those things that once you use, you'll wonder why it's not in every language (alongside, for me, Rust's enum/sum types and Python's badly-named but wonderfully
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by Rendello 1y ago
This is discussed in the Unicode Core Spec documentation here (and the Turkish "i" above): https://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode16.0.0/core-spec/cha...
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by Rendello 1y ago
That reminds me of another crazy weather event that you rarely hear about, the 1972 Iran Blizzard: > Southern Iran received as much as 7.9 metres (26 ft) of snow, burying at least 4,000 individuals. According to contemporary reports by t
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by Rendello 1y ago
Awesome!
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by Rendello 1y ago
Though interestingly: > though Kim despised the Japanese, he set aside his pride and flew in the special-effects team of the original films, along with Kenpachiro Satsuma, the man inside the Godzilla suit. According to Satsuma, he and hi
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by Rendello 1y ago
It's on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHV-UOdBek0
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by Rendello 1y ago
Both apps appeal to me. I really like the UI in the screenshots of Minders. OP's Journelly has a leg up in two very important ways for me though, both addressed in your FAQ: it has a flat payment model (though it's an option on yo
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by Rendello 1y ago
I like it a lot, I'm always on the lookout for good Unicode visualization/information sites. The back button behaviour is very frustrating, but the site itself is very well done.
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by Rendello 1y ago
I'd like to see Catch Me If You Can. Frank Abignale's stories apparently all fall apart under investigation, meaning his whole story and career where a hoax. I can't even be upset, his whole shtick was being a great imposter
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by Rendello 2y ago
My mother tried to give me $5 for every book of the Bible I read. I never took her up on it even though I knew about the basically freebies like Jude. I wasn't opposed to it, but it felt like –on the one hand– I didn't want to hal
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by Rendello 2y ago
> But we don't know how to do that. That's because that's not how it works. From brains to LLMs [1], training creates a dense network of pathways that encode information and procedures. I lack many of the pathways to speak
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by Rendello 2y ago
If your computer power cycles it will be a mini Burning of Alexandria !
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by Rendello 2y ago
I agree totally, that was my point but perhaps it wasn't clear. I can't stand Duolingo or any flashy education tech, as soon as there's a sound effect and bubbly animations I'm out. I learned nothing from Duolingo (I end
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by Rendello 2y ago
This tracks with my experience. I had to start from the very basics, but now I'm able to watch 3B1B and really understand what he's talking about. During lessons I occasionally reach to ChatGPT to help explain a concept or (rarely
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by Rendello 2y ago
I had a longer comment but it was too all over the place. For me, ultimately, I think Math Academy has really helped me. That being said, I put a lot of time and effort into it, and I imagine it would be difficult for people with a lot of
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by Rendello 2y ago
The only software I use that I know runs a lisp is Hacker News.
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by Rendello 2y ago
A few days ago I mentioned my first parser [1], which used regex in the tokenization step, based on studying the parser video by Destroy All Software. I'm glad I learned it that way first, since it takes a lot of the pain out of lexing
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by Rendello 2y ago
I decided to get it and saw it listed as $160 per dose on the health provider's website. I decided to bite the bullet and get it. When I got the prescription filled at the pharmacy, it was $265 for the first round of three. I want the
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by Rendello 2y ago
What's old is new again, see Beanie Babies, Funko Pops, etc.
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by Rendello 2y ago
My first recursive-decent parser was for this Discord bot that let people chain these ridiculous text transformations with pipes like in Unix, so: > What {you’re refering|uwu|mock} to as {Linux|serif}, is in fact, {GNU/Linux|redact}
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by Rendello 2y ago
And r/othepelican: https://old.reddit.com/r/othepelican/comments/86z3zk/o_the_p...
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by Rendello 2y ago
It reminds me how I felt when I first saw the recursive GoL: https://oimo.io/works/life/
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by Rendello 2y ago
The lagging frames just give extra time to strategize ;)

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