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by Rotten194 6y ago
The other option is that could simply pay community members some fair portion of the b2b revenue in exchange for signing the CLA. If you're the primary contributor, it's fair to take most of the revenue for yourself, but revenue s
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I find it really frustrating that every piece of software nowadays claims to be "blazing fast" or "built for performance", usually with no benchmarks to back it up. Makes it really hard to tell at a glance what the stren
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Could you get around it with a special `--empty: ;` rule in root perhaps? Would potentially make things more clear, also.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
So I think I understand how this works? Correct me if I'm wrong... So I made this example: https://jsbin.com/meqibawotu/1/edit?html,css,output We have two "toggle vars", `--is-hovered` and `--is-s
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Why doesn't HN allow emoji usually? Always wondered about that...
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Thanks, it's ok, no ads, but it has coins and lootboxes and daily rewards, so still far from ideal. I understand developers gotta eat but it's still frustrating.
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by Rotten194 6y ago
The thing is, (at least personally I feel) JavaScript isn't the problem. The problem is because of the lack of tools people have leaned into doing everything with JS, instead of trying to manage the awkward 50-50 split we had before. I
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Interesting! Reminds me of the Unity shader graph editor -- the visualization of in-between nodes of the computation graph. For example: https://blogs.unity3d.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/image2....
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by Rotten194 6y ago
the rules aren't so much vague as inconsistently applied: for example, the Fastmail app works exactly the same as Hey, and hasn't been removed (yet, at least). More: https://youdownloadtheappanditdoesntwork.com/
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Some anecdata on this point; I've tried two times to find a decent solitaire app on the app store. I don't play solitaire that often, it helps to pass the time occasionally, so I don't need something particularly complex or f
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by Rotten194 6y ago
If you read the original study, participants were only asked about one version of Joe, not asked to compare. In another version of the study where an additional third framing, where Joe's income was not mentioned, rich Joe and neutral
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by Rotten194 6y ago
The haiku itself: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/DeCSS/Gallery/decss-haiku.txt
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Technical paper -> print one sided, so I can take notes on the backsides (and I can't get double-sided printing to work on Linux + Brother laser printer anyhow) Fiction -> convert with Calibre and email to my Kindle
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I would also suggest looking into learning American Sign Language (of course alongside this project). While communicating via keyboard is workable and good for communicating with the wider world, ASL would be much more convenient for commun
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by Rotten194 6y ago
I think this is an interesting and definitely laudable project, but I think the PeerTube-exclusivity clause is a large mistep. I understand the motivations, but I think it's flawed for two reasons: 1, it increases the risk for creators
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by Rotten194 6y ago
(Not the author) No, the paper describes a small patch to Linux (~20 lines) + modifications to glibc that enable using Linux as a unikernel. Their goal is to have the modifications upstreamed so that Unikernel linux could be a GCC target et
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Working on a game called Themengi ( https://vgel.me/themengi/ ), where you learn an alien language to navigate a world via text commands and dialog. Currently taking a break from the game itself to rewrite the linguistic
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by Rotten194 6y ago
lets start two companies. i'll take coolnewcorp.com, and you can have qwrfggtylop.com. seems fair!
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Symbolic linguistics framework from scratch: Why?, rewrite rules, and recursion(vgel.me)
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by Rotten194 6y ago
Using one of the USB-A ports for scale, the base seems to be 1.2 centimeters thick-- which I guess is more than a Macbook Air, but certainly not "a tank", IMO. For reference, my 2014 Thinkpad 440p has a base thats slightly more th
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by Rotten194 7y ago
ahh yes, the gourmet indulgence of a 2-minute microwaved frozen steak -- with a refreshingly cool crunch on the inside
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Games typically need to redraw the entire screen anyways. Imagine a sidescroller where even a 1px movement requires the entire background and every object on top to be redrawn, or in 3D even a tiny camera move shifts the position of every t
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Me and my fiancé took turns reading the Silmarillion aloud. Its really brought out the mythic, epic poetic history aspect of it. Made me want to try reading the Illiad or Odyssey aloud -- maybe once I learn Iron Age Greek ;-)
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by Rotten194 7y ago
The Delph-in system has a morphological model based on position classes. Morphology items are treated similarly to syntax items, in that they can hold constraints on & apply features to what they attach.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Yeah I actually found a link to the overview page: http://depts.washington.edu/uwcl/aggregation/
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by Rotten194 7y ago
I think the auto-detivation of morphological rules is still an active research project and not public yet, unfortunately. But it's been a couple years so I may not be up to date.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
There's a really cool pipeline for shepherding Toolbox-cataloged utterances and definitions into Delphin-project symbolic grammars to basically auto generate morphological models & do TDD on symbolic grammars. Took a class from Emi
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Some big confounding factors there. Hong Kong and Iceland are also very wealthy compared to India.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
I find the notification permission change (requiring it to be after a user gesture) really annoying. It doesn't do almost anything to combat permission spam (if you're visiting a clickbait site, you'll probably click or scrol
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by Rotten194 7y ago
I thought DOM manipulation from WASM was pretty expensive because it needs to be bridged through JS -- is that still true?

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