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Helicopter Cherry Drying(therotorbreak.com)
3 points by _nhynes 5y ago|0 comments
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by _nhynes 6y ago
I thought that the parent post was diplomatic and well hedged, given the sensitivity of the subject material: "one facet [...] certain interactions [...] can cause [...]." Furthermore, the thesis that biology affects fitness is we
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by _nhynes 6y ago
https://github.com/oasisprotocol/oasis-core/tree/master/docs... This one was my first exposure to ADRs. I liked how they went with something standard instead of doing the blockchain traditional X Improve
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by _nhynes 6y ago
Of course. That's why the first two versions of the Matrix failed.
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by _nhynes 6y ago
The intro suggests that it’s for “unstable networks.” The protocol is required by the HomeNet project [0, 1], so residential networking (possibly including IoT) seems to be one application. [0]: https://datatracker.ietf.org/
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by _nhynes 6y ago
> What other statistical machine learning algorithm gives you a state machine as an output? * hidden Markov models * autoregressive models * learned LQR Sure, some of those have finite memory, but RNNs are practically limited–not as easi
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by _nhynes 6y ago
RNNs provided by common frameworks really do give a matrix back (examples [0, 1]). They're about as stateful as any other object or generator function. [0]: https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/generated/torch
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by _nhynes 6y ago
If you mean like Vimium, there's Vimari [ https://github.com/televator-apps/vimari ].
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by _nhynes 6y ago
Relatedly, rust-musl-builder [0] is useful for getting Rust binaries to run on the `static` instead of `cc` base image. [0] https://github.com/emk/rust-musl-builder
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by _nhynes 6y ago
You mean like an ORM?
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by _nhynes 6y ago
The idea of data stewardship seems especially relevant given the increasing ability of, e.g., adtech companies to construct models of their users with the end goal of having a brain-in-vat-style replica used to optimize ad placement. The ar
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by _nhynes 6y ago
Indeed. A.S. G^2P was meant to chide the current administration for the (clearly very political) travel bans [0], temporary (??) suspension of visas (incl. H1-B) [1], and general racist isolationism. [0]: https://www.whitehouse.g
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by _nhynes 6y ago
The codegen for flatbuffers is fairly extensive, but C++ is still the blessed language for gRPC, however [0]. [0] https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/flatbuffers_grpc_guide_...
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by _nhynes 6y ago
crate-level inner attribute macros are still unsupported [0], so if you want those, you'll need to do the codegen before the compiler takes a pass or from within the compiler itself (using, say an after_parsing [1] hook). They're
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by _nhynes 6y ago
That’s an interesting idea, actually. A keyboard that could visually identify state might be useful for education: say a typing or Vim tutor. It’d be kind of nifty if a key started flashing so that you could identify its location (for learn
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by _nhynes 6y ago
I think that aspic might be a better gelatin-based analogy. Otherwise it’s just mastication without chewing.
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by _nhynes 6y ago
> Raw carrots Have you tried slathering them in an unhealthy amount of peanut butter (+extra salt, sans palm oil)? It's basically food crack on par with roasted Brussels sprouts. Heck, skip roasting the Brussels and serve those raw
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by _nhynes 6y ago
It requires iOS 13. Here's the code that does it: var req: SFSpeechRecognitionRequest; if #available(iOS 13, *) { req.requiresOnDeviceRecognition = true } And the docs link: https://developer.apple.c
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by _nhynes 6y ago
I'm not sure that I understand this sentiment. Is the worry about COVID specifically (and hence would be abated by a vaccine or herd immunity), or is it about increased awareness of all infectious diseases? My lack of understanding ste
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by _nhynes 6y ago
Wouldn't they have had their children raised by their parents?
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by _nhynes 6y ago
macOS has BSD date and Linux ships with GNU.
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by _nhynes 7y ago
I thought the same thing until I was recently introduced to the Wikipedia article [0] that suggests it’s actually for the purpose of family vacation. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_vacation#United_State...
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by _nhynes 7y ago
To add to this, Textured Vegetable Protein (TVP) is often in stock despite other dry proteins being unavailable due to most people not recognizing it as food. It's incredibly filling (digests for hours), fairly inexpensive (~$3.50&#x2F
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by _nhynes 7y ago
And, more generally, one specific instance is called UnifyID: https://unify.id/
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by _nhynes 7y ago
Another potentially useful data structure that has good asymptotic complexity, but probably also poor cache locality is the Van Emde Boas tree [0]. I've never seen one in practice, but they sure make for excellent p-set problems! [0]
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by _nhynes 7y ago
If each resident VM is a(n attested) hardware enclave with its own memory encryption key (stored in a software-inaccessible register), a privilege escalation attack from one VM would not be able to yield the contents of the other VMs. The b
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by _nhynes 7y ago
past discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22056173
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Which Emoji Scissors Close?(wh0.github.io)
1545 points by _nhynes 7y ago|126 comments
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by _nhynes 7y ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21759683
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The Singer of Tales: A formula for epic poems(chs.harvard.edu)
1 points by _nhynes 7y ago|0 comments

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