UltimateEdge

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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
As I understand it, the value of this thesis is the design of the fuzzer, which produces sufficiently 'complex' code to exercise uncommon code paths in the compiler, while retaining desirable properties such as reducibility.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> Apple is almost certainly aware of this at the C-Suite level What makes you think this?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Could you name the site you are talking about? One observation I have made about sites with a list of images/videos to view is that it is sometimes easy to succumb to visiting the site only to look at 'mindless' media (memes,
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Thank you for your recommendation! Your second suggestion reminds me of Karpathy's micrograd and the accompanying lectures. At the top of my own bucket list, at the moment, are: Distributed Systems and SCIP, both from MIT, and Compiler
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> perhaps even the best computer science course ever To get a flavour of your opinion, could you suggest some runners-up for "best computer science course"?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
There is a further subdivision within the class of things over which you have no control (the indifferents). There are the preferred indifferents and the dispreferred ones [1]. I think the idea is not to be apathetic toward indifferents, bu
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I think this might be a skewed misinterpretation of the idea that you should not let the threat of suffering subvert your moral principles. I would be happy to look for a precise reference from the discourses of Epictetus if you are interes
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
So does this pretty much boil down to "we are re-licensing Synapse and Dendrite from Apache to AGPL"? In what way is the "owner" of the code significant, in this case, other than being a proxy for the maintainer of the m
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Huh, so a bit like git blame? And then you would merge together the chunks/edits which are most stable? That sounds awesome!! I suppose you can't really count on the same text/markup being shifted around as articles get split
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> Heck, most of that could even be automated if you wanted. I've had the idea of building something like this. The concept being that you would select an article and a time interval, and be shown the "best/most stable&quot
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Here is a related article I read recently: https://nibblestew.blogspot.com/2022/09/questions-to-ask-pro...
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
If it's decaying, then presumably you're clenching your teeth and damaging it over time. So the retainer is working and protecting you from the certain (as opposed to hypothetical/not-yet-proven) harm of tooth degradation.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Ah, I stand corrected
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Note that the free plan is still 100 searches per month. The $5/mo "Basic" plan now gives you 300 searches per month. https://kagi.com/pricing
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> Matrix evolves as a protocol by folks proposing new APIs (e.g. MSC3575), implementing them, showing that they work, and making the case that they should be merged into the main spec. Yes, it is just unfortunate that it is not clear eno
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
It's currently still a proposal to the spec, and it is not yet part of the Matrix protocol.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> Therefore to use Element X, you need to be running a homeserver with Sliding Sync support, which (for now) means running a sliding-sync proxy which bolts Sliding Sync support on to existing homeservers. I am excited to try out Element
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
For these things you can often just append something like "after:2020" to see current results. (I am not sure if you were aware.)
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Surely following the path of the track (to see if the ends were in the same location and angled correctly, as you describe) is O(n)?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
The examples on this blog are really quite neat. Can I download the software being shown, or are these just recordings of the author's private experiments?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
> When I could finally do something about my problems, the idea of stoicism slowly outlived its utility for me. Can you expand on that? Isn't one of the ideas of stoicism to focus on the things you can do to solve your problems?
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Why not exclude the .git directory from being synced, if you're not going to be committing on your mobile devices? This is what I do.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I sometimes submit direct download links to archive.org , like this: https://github.com/git/git/archive/refs/heads/master.zip
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I think the author is talking about maths problems, or proofs of theorems/propositions. A problem might give you one or more mathematical objects, and ask you to show that some further condition holds true. To get started, you might co
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Why did you include functional programming in that list? It seems like the odd one out to me.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Family Link [1] also looks like it's made with Flutter (I checked the DevTools in the browser). [1]: https://familylink.google.com
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
The software KOReader [1] has a PDF reflow setting which you can try. [1] http://koreader.rocks/
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
Besides backups, I like to keep only one copy of any given file/project in existence. So in your case I would delete the backup after I restore it to the new computer.
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I have an Obsidian vault synced using Synthing. At first I thought that Android would kill the Syncthing background process all the time, but it's been fine so far (I do have to launch Synching manually after restarting my phone). I do
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by UltimateEdge 3y ago
I do this too. My phone will often tell me (or it will be clear from the surroundings) that the position marker is inaccurate, but it is harder to tell if the direction marker is accurate or not, so I just use the map for this.

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