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2y ago
Or the converse, feed all of twitch chat to Claude and see if it can output the correct button presses.
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2y ago
In my defence, the comment I was replying to mentioned "renderers" and "converters". Furthermore IMHO, any text editor is a Markdown reader. If you want it formatted as is it were "markup" then might I suggest
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2y ago
You mean for the group operation to be standard modular addition? In that case (as a sibling comment says) you'll recover the classic discrete Fourier transform.
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2y ago
Fun game! A couple of small translation issues I spotted: "Keep pressing here to play" should really mean "tap repeatedly", I think you should put something like "Press and hold here to play"; the other was one
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2y ago
What's the finite group in this case?
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What's wrong with complex numbers on GPUs? You don't have to do anything special. It's obviously faster if you can make simplifying assumptions like "the input signal is purely real" but otherwise at worst you'
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(from a sibling's link) > A mathematician and a physicist agree to a psychological experiment. The mathematician is put in a chair in a large empty room and a beautiful naked woman is placed on a bed at the other end of the room. Th
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If it were enough that government data were available via discovery then we wouldn't need FOIA laws in the first place. Patents aren't relevant here since they are disclosed upon granting and cover the design rather than the imple
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2y ago
To be fair, one there's a good one there's much less incentive to write something new. In this case the good converter is Pandoc: https://pandoc.org/
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2y ago
Maybe FOIA should trump licensing in this case. Suppose I write a manual on how to issue bad parking tickets and hide them in a database, and then license that (in since restrictive manner) to the state of Illinois. I think the public'
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Of course I can't disagree that it's good that it's now settled. Still I can't help but imagine a world where the meaning, at least in terms of which words apply to which others (rather than qualifiers like "reasona
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2y ago
Is it not absurd that the supreme and appeal courts disagreed on a syntactical matter? Never mind that this isn't uncommon, or that (IMHO) it would be ridiculous to interpret it as "any file layouts at all, and other stuff too, bu
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2y ago
Like a hedge fund? Or are we including those committed to violence?
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2y ago
Is this a joke comment? It's not a bubble sort. The article explains.
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2y ago
I thought it would be possible to use the (undocumented?) T instruction and use the time variable as persistent memory, but it seems to reset each step. It would be nice if there were a way to store things across time steps!
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2y ago
The answer in general may be uncomputable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolmogorov_complexity
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2y ago
I don't want to put myself in the position of advocating for anyone here, but I would like to respond to the point about providing alternative explanations. I have no idea why someone would name their server "Wolfsschanze", i
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2y ago
Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II
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I can't claim any expertise on neo-nazi symbols, but that t-shirt looks to me like it's referencing the classic Run DMC logo ( https://images.app.goo.gl/LYUXcyncxNEHAmVbA ). I've seen loads of versions of it
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> Even if Jupiter is allowed to do it, that doesn't mean a cow is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quod_licet_Iovi,_non_licet_bov...
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Isn't that mad though? I went on a couple of torch walks years ago before there was a an "alt" right and thought nothing of it, it was some apolitical fun activity friends invited me to. No Ody had flags or anything to shout
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How fast are we talking?
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I have a Onyx Boox with a Bluetooth mechanical keyboard which met my similar desire
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2y ago
Ya, when are we going to hear about "Clarc"? Where's the source?
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I had a look at your links, and I think the assertion that the people involved in Suckless are National Socialists is insufficiently supported. I don't know these people outside their software, but if you're going to accuse someon
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2y ago
Objection! Badgering the witness! I'm sure you know, but the undefined order is easily fixed by e.g. keeping a priority queue for your appended functions and then each time you add one you can include a constructor that enters it in th
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You can just append a function with __attribute__((constructor)) if GNU extensions are allowed and that will run before main and let you mess with the function pointers.
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(What's the language lawyer equivalent of an ambulance chaser?) Fair point, I hadn't thought it all the way through. It's also all too easy to assume you can use C++ features or GNU extensions if you're not in the habit
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I guess they mean to overwrite the pointers: void (*foo)(void) int main(){ *foo(); } void foo1(){...} foo = &foo1; // will be overwritten later void foo2(){...} foo = &foo2; I'm on my phone s
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Thank you. This is my favorite kind of comment. There are lots of "technical" terms which manage to acquire similar but distinct uses (today I was contending with "agent" and "prompt"). Keeping them straight in
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