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by TJSomething 2y ago
Oh yeah, I've been doing this for a while. One of these days, I should switch to Home Manager.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
Web SQL, which was Chrome's implemented proposal to add SQLite to the JavaScript standard library. Chrome said they scrapped it because SQLite wasn't really intended to be used in a security environment as hostile as the web. Mozi
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by TJSomething 2y ago
That's one of the things. Even in human-written fiction, the depths of any character you read about is pure smoke and mirrors. People regularly perceive fictional characters as if they are real people (and it's fun to do so), but
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by TJSomething 2y ago
In addition to the content licensing, it was released as serial web fiction presented in a wiki. Serial fiction usually benefits from significant editing to fit the structure of a novel.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
Having followed qntm's work since Fine Structure (2006), he's really improved since then. He got a lot better at character writing with Ra (2011). I think it's largely a matter of intentional practice. I think that some s
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I was suddenly reminded of Magicore Anomala [0], which was announced in early 2023 but I haven't seen anything about since. It doesn't seem to be on the development list. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SB20aF
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I'm not sure they're really "actuated". They're definitely programmed by a smart magnet, and then powered by a dumb magnet.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
esp-idf is still on GCC 11, but most of the features of C23 are in GCC 13.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I tend to judge standard libraries by if they have different types for dates, times, absolute date/times, local date/times, zoned date/times, and time zones. I may have been bitten by time zone bugs a little too often.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I think the evidence merely suggests that his DEA will be ineffective. His initial pick for head of the DEA, Florida sheriff Chad Chronister, went two days [0] from being announced to be being "pulled out" on account of his lack o
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by TJSomething 2y ago
Or maybe it's just an selectively enforced ban using on software that doesn't accept their root certificates.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I always figured that it was originally a Touhou meme because the right foot of the final boss, Utsuho Reiuji, from Touhou 11 (2008) is based on the Elephant's Foot from Chernobyl.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
My read of this is based on an assumption that monopolies will always structure their business around being monopolies. This post is implying that there cases where there are not, and those are the only cases where antitrust law should be e
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by TJSomething 2y ago
The chief difference here is that you can plausibly point at every investor in Starlink and say if they have the slightest idea of Starlink's business plan, they know that causes light pollution. There is exactly one degree of separat
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by TJSomething 2y ago
The way I usually do this is with the random article button on Wikipedia, until I find something that sounds plausible.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I've been out of the Scala game for a few years, but I would use a for comprehension with the cats EitherT monad transformer. https://typelevel.org/cats/datatypes/eithert.html def divisionProgramAsync(i
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by TJSomething 2y ago
My immediate thought is that it would probably get better results of they intentionally set pay based on social media predictors of wage sensitivity. I expect that you could that there are fingerprints of wage sensitivity. And that could am
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by TJSomething 2y ago
This is a shortcoming of every music recommendation algorithm except Spotify and Pandora's. Spotify holds holds a pretty hefty patent portfolio of music classification algorithms and Pandora employs hundreds of music experts that spend
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by TJSomething 2y ago
The problem is that Rdio's was based on Echo Nest's similarity algorithm, which went private after Spotify bought Echo Nest. Doing music similarity with Echo Nest was great back when it was public. I did a project in grad school w
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I'm unsure how banked memory works in the C abstract machine. But it seems to me that if you had a banked architecture with an unbounded number of banks and a write-only bank increment/decrement register, then you could write Turi
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by TJSomething 2y ago
This made me sad when got a domain that used the TLD for a domain hack, then realized that I couldn't use it for emails.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
One thing I noticed is that they were talking about demoing 12,000 ppi displays, which is way more resolution than you're going to resolve with your eye. So using 2 pixels is still probably a win.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I currently see two international keyboard issues: - French Keyboard and Backend SDL2 - Several keys are not checkable with IsKeyDown - Wrong ImGuiKey keydown indexes reported from Win32 backend for some keys when using UK keyboard with UK
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by TJSomething 2y ago
If you love in the USA, I don't know how you job hop if you have more than two specialist doctors. Everytime I have to figure out how an insurance plan works is suffering.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
The thing about monopolies is that the monopolist still has to deal with the demand curve, but they get to set the supply curve. As price goes up, demand goes down; they can't change this. In healthy markets, when supply goes up, price
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by TJSomething 2y ago
I feel like a big audience would be people moving away from Spark.
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by TJSomething 2y ago
A lot of the dancing stuff is about the ability to spin the camera around a moving subject to the music, which is quite difficult otherwise. There's a lot of impressive work in 3D animation that looks quite good. Outside of Bandai Namc
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by TJSomething 3y ago
Seems like it might still be worth trying to recording tool-assisted run for.
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by TJSomething 3y ago
> Basically, to get anything done you have to create channels, which is great for "top down, I know ahead of time what I need / want to enforce" structure, but awful for "this started as a one-on-one and is now a mas
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by TJSomething 3y ago
My big use case for this is that it's quite good for glue scripting when you're already in the context of a JS shop. My common use cases are tooling setup, CI scripts, and API response sanity checking.

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