Tyr42

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   by Tyr42 7y ago

   I think putting those rules in a standard lib you could include would be awesome. I would then be able to open up the file and see check if it was CPPFLAGS or CXXFLAGS, or whatever, and see how it's written. It'd be way more dis
2. 482.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   I 120% recommend MAKEFLAGS += --no-builtin-rules If I could rewrite history, I would make those builtin rules nicely, explicitly, importable. No magic when I'm trying to teach make, please.
3. 483.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   We always got Chinese food.
4. 484.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   I mean, have you seen how many more college students show up to our for fun cs lectures when we offer free food?
5. 485.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   We put all our fill will into the geese, then send them south for the winter to let it all out. It's how we maintain our niceness. Might have had some side effects though.
6. 486.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   And crosswalks are great, as when the light changes, they have the chance to eat it without getting run over.
7. 487.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   Yet, we understand exactly what he means. Sometimes it's useful to show an un-reduced intermediate step to facilitate understanding, even if you could reduce it further.
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   by Tyr42 7y ago

   There's a lot of research at the "P = BQP?", "NP < BQP" kinda level, which is more like comparing big O notation runtimes. I can tell you that Shor's algorithm for factoring takes O((log n)^2 (log log n)(log
9. 489.▲
   by Tyr42 7y ago

   I think the cannonical "efficient" charity would be incenticide treated bug nets. Against Malaria Foundation distributes them to entire villages, but the largest effect is for children 5 and under, for who catching malaria is mu
10. 490.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Qt had an ide with an impressive vim mode, or at least it did 5 years ago.
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Now I want to watch your video on this. What game?
12. 492.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    I think the answer is that "just building in costs" is actually rather hard to get right. Check out how Concrete Problems in AI Safety (Section 6 in particular is about safe exploration) https://arxiv.org/pdf&#x2F
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    2011 model was the best. I upgraded the RAM and hard drive myself over the years
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    You mean the only people who seemed to show him any compassionate, reach out to him or not interpret his actions as negatively as possible are who he started to associate with? Mild shock
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Using links instead of buttons makes accessibility to screen readers worse. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it doesn't have an effect
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    You should try it for a few hours it's pretty fun. You can even do play by post, since you only make decisions on your turn. You have to trust the other person to shuffle, but it works
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    You could take advantage of the fact that stretching rubber bands heats them up, and relaxing them cools them down to build a mechanical refrigerator. Check it out. A refrigerator that works by stretching rubber bands https://ww
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    There was also special deals which promoted the use of the online form. Fewer errors from people mishearing you too.
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Not GP, but dev learning a11y too. I'm just going though a web course on this which is pretty good. https://www.udacity.com/course/web-accessibility--ud891 I think moving focus into the modal is pretty helpful Her
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    It also made me enjoy seveneves
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Here's a fun example from math which requires generalizing to get a good solution to. Suppose you have a 2^n x 2^n sized courtyard. You have one 1x1 statue, and unlimited L pieces (2x2 with a corner missing). You would like to have a
22. 502.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Between your knees perhaps. (That's what I did)
23. 503.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    My sample size of one says yes.
24. 504.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    I don't see how Duff's Device provides "concurrency"? It's a way to unrolls loops. Now surplanted by SIMD instructions. Or do you mean state machines?
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Your thought that it's the caller makes some sense. Think of the OS level call to read a file, you can either ask for it to block until end of line, or just give you what it has now, based on a flag. But "wait until there's
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Which means steam couldn't be created now, which is a little disappointing
27. 507.▲
    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Nah, you show them 7, and they pick 0 to go to your hand, and 7 to go to the trash.
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    But paying the people who steal the cards can only encourage them.
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    Yeah, but I remember spending 20 minutes driving on the highway and trying to get google assistant to play the next episode of my podcast (Not the most recent! The NEXT ONE. Gaah) It would be 4 taps to get done, and it is impossible to do
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    by Tyr42 7y ago

    I have recently been working where I have around 5 windows open. Editor, Terminal, Documentation, Email, Browser with test profile. I've found that alt-tab hasn't been working the best for me, but what has worked is having mostly