Tyr42

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by Tyr42 3y ago
A functor typeclass?
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Usually I yank into like p or something when I want to not just paste later, but delete something and then paste. I hate it when I delete something to make room for what I paste and it gets rid of it. Then I fumble with the numbered regis
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by Tyr42 3y ago
I bounced hard off of Age of Em. It is a bit dry.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
At least with the AI assist it's easy to one click accept the name change and be done with it.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
You have to be smart to be so "dumb". I would have done a pi w with an audio board but you do you.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Witch? It's been a while since I used it.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
There's a docker section
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by Tyr42 3y ago
I have a friend who had to write intergalactic tax law to do this to his players.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Estus flasks basically.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Or at least the ZZZ corps if they made it that far down the alphabet.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Speaking of grass distribution. https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0009 There is a lot of detail that goes into it sometimes.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
I think that's crossed the line into offensive prompting ;) Defensive prompting is the general "don't do X" parts though. Negative prompting would be amother name for it.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/mBTvWNj9EXxyMM9TS/... The stated goals put it (warm fuzzies donation) at less important than being effective (but still required so you don't burn out). So to the fi
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by Tyr42 3y ago
I thought it'd be infinite or something. So it's cool to know it exists and it's not 1, 2 or infinity.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Also check out the New Old Thing for more gnarly git examples. Raymond Chen is excellent.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
I mean, this article is talking about how git works behind the scenes to make cherry pick work better and be less likely to fail to apple the patch. Yes there is complexity, but this is actually one of (rare) cases where git hides complexi
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by Tyr42 3y ago
That is pretty cool. I would buy the ceiling cord and maybe the speaker. No more tripping hazards.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
China has similar rules, but tighter u less it's for national security.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Allows you to modify containers while iterating.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Heck, look at Texas and abortions and you will find previously data going from "ick but harmless" to "legally very bad"
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by Tyr42 3y ago
There isn't an option to hide shorts.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
Okay, but there are claims like: "Dinosaurs existed over 100 million years ago, before humans existed" which are controversial enough that it's part of the "culture war". And teaching it (and carbon dating) counts
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by Tyr42 3y ago
They do. So you can't even see what's inside until you finish the ad.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
And also not bifrost, the audio thing from Shiit audio.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
That sounds like you're prompting an AI there.
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by Tyr42 3y ago
You might enjoy this about controlling a river using Tex and postscript http://sdh33b.blogspot.com/2008/07/icfp-contest-2008.html?m=...
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by Tyr42 3y ago
The ones I saw seemed fine? You fill out a paper ballot, and you submit it to the worker at the end who scans it and drops the ballot in the box in one motion. You have a paper trail, it anonymous, and it's pretty easy to understand.
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If we only had a Windows phone...
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by Tyr42 3y ago
> I don't want to make a type hierarchy Yeah I could emulate it, but it's much more verbose, and the signal to noise ratio is bad. Ex, a four line Haskell ADT could be 40 to 100 lines of java, and you gotta think things thro
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by Tyr42 3y ago
You might enjoy Angel's Petrochemical. It's a bit closer and I felt very accomplished when I made a lot of plastic.

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