actinium226

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by actinium226 1y ago
Oh boy, you're gonna have a really bad day when you figure out what "pip install" does.
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by actinium226 1y ago
There are of course vessels that have gone deeper and are specially designed for it, but it struck me that the depth specified was close to that of 'standard' subs that are not specially designed for very deep operations
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by actinium226 1y ago
What is your first choice?
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by actinium226 1y ago
I would want the first person to write 90+% of the code, and really more like ~98% of it, because at some point you need to just do your job . But I like the idea of having the reviewer make the relevant changes themselves and merge it in.
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by actinium226 1y ago
I like the idea of max 500 lines for custom solutions to problems that have "existing" solutions, might have to steal that.
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by actinium226 1y ago
Not exactly new, but I do think it has promise as a MATLAB replacement for Python. Spyder already does quite a good job at that though.
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by actinium226 1y ago
I appreciate your efforts :) I think what gets me is there's 6 paragraphs in a row that either start with "Modernism" or have it in the first sentence, and it comes along with words like "transcends", "echoes&q
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by actinium226 1y ago
> all the way down to 700 meters. 700m! That's wild, I mean nuclear submarine crush depths are at like 400-500m? I get that it's not like you can compare a hard steel tube with a human body but regardless, it's wild.
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by actinium226 1y ago
This thing comes across so pretentiously, but they have some really novel CSS ideas I might try. The idea of making selector based on [style*="--bgc:"] and using that to set background color like style="--bgc: red" is no
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by actinium226 1y ago
OK, and your main complaint was that it added .gitattributes to all previous commits? What if someone were to go back and add a .bin to the earlier commits, you would still want it in LFS, right? I'm not sure what "cross referenci
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by actinium226 1y ago
From the documentation, like 2 paragraphs in: > In all modes, by default git lfs migrate operates only on the currently checked-out branch, and only on files (of any size and type) added in commits which do not exist on any remote. Multi
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by actinium226 1y ago
That doesn't sound right. There's no way it's adding a file to previous commits, that would change the hash and thereby break a lot of things.
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by actinium226 1y ago
For lots of local edits you can squash commits using the rebase command with the interactive flag.
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by actinium226 1y ago
I feel like github solved this problem pretty well.
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by actinium226 1y ago
Not the person you're replying to, so I don't know if this is what he had in mind, but with Python packages you can distribute more than just Python. Some packages contain C/C++/Fortran/Rust/others? source code
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by actinium226 1y ago
By viral, do you mean licenses like GPL that force those who have modified the code to release their changes (if they're distributing binaries that include those changes)? Because FWIW CPython is not GPL. They have their own license bu
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by actinium226 1y ago
Looks nice!
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by actinium226 1y ago
He came to speak at a small awards ceremony at my university. He came into the room and said "sorry, I know you were all expecting Tom Hanks!" Really seemed like a great guy, shame to hear about his passing.
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by actinium226 1y ago
A lot of the examples he gives, like the numpy/calc function, are easily converted to C/C++/Rust. The article sort of dismisses this at the start, and that's fine if we want to focus on the speed of Python itself, but it
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by actinium226 1y ago
It's not that I find aliens ridiculous, I find it ridiculous to attribute 3I/ATLAS to aliens and I find it especially ridiculous that it's coming from Harvard. They have billions of dollars in endowment and this is what they
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by actinium226 1y ago
Rama by Arthur C Clarke is a work of fiction, there's no blurry line there. > We show that 3I/ATLAS approaches surprisingly close to Venus, Mars and Jupiter, with a probability of ≲ 0.005% a) What does this even mean? If you th
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by actinium226 1y ago
I think if it was framed more as fiction it would get a better read. The title and the abstract suggest they take this possibility seriously, which is ridiculous.
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by actinium226 1y ago
If you like that, wait till you see the hookers! Lol, just kidding, that link is someone whose talent greatly exceeds my own.
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by actinium226 1y ago
If you use the right tools, a job like that can be done in several minutes without AI.
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by actinium226 1y ago
Hehe, we'll make our own url.town, with sci-fi art, and hookers! https://www.simonstalenhag.se/ ^ The link is for the sci-fi art, not the hookers.
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by actinium226 1y ago
Sadly it's the same for Sci-Fi art. I had a link to submit, but you need to sign up and it's $20. Fair enough if they want to set some minimum barrier for the site to filter out suggestions from every Tom, Dick, and Harry (and Jan
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by actinium226 1y ago
I often give it things I think it can do and then it screws those up. I don't see how giving it something I think it can't do will help.
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by actinium226 1y ago
I think there's a lot of useful idiot bandwagon-ing going on. LLMs are clearly impressive, and nobody wants to be like the guy in 90's who said "ah, internet's just a fad," so everyone is overcorrecting and trying t
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by actinium226 1y ago
I see a lot of comments here gushing about CC but I've used and I really don't get it. I find that it takes me just as long to explain to it what I need done as it takes to just do the work myself.
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by actinium226 1y ago
But how will you remember to use the agentic CLI?

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