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by adr1an 3y ago
You just perfectly summarize the article.
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by adr1an 3y ago
There was something like that, but it's been abandoned for a while now... https://github.com/augustt198/latex2sympy
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by adr1an 3y ago
Nice take. But I think all the points are more like gray area instead of black vs white... To each, its own. The real anonymity (Tor) has its own set of issues (E.G. can't stream Media reliably), and security concerns (E.G. exit nodes
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by adr1an 3y ago
RegEx probably, since raku is perl 6 afaik.
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by adr1an 3y ago
Also, the numbers are so ridiculously small. They won't find any of those 14 accoustic differences again in another sample of people.
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by adr1an 3y ago
You are looking to emergent properties of biological systems from a reductionist philosophical perspective. It's pretty common to have that view. I believe the nature-nurture debate of the 80s (iirc) will be of your interest.
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by adr1an 3y ago
You can make any PDFs 'highlightable' with GitHub.com/ocrmypdf
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by adr1an 3y ago
I always wondered if this trait came together with mourning, thoughs on an afterlife and ultimately spiritual beliefs.
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by adr1an 3y ago
I assume SCI == Spinal Cord Injury
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by adr1an 3y ago
https://github.com/mozilla/DeepSpeech maybe
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by adr1an 3y ago
Well, I was aiming to the NVMe storage mainly. To me that point is valid (as in, SD cards are unstable), but I draw the line. I think microdesktops with passive cool down are better suite for many applications, specially if you're look
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by adr1an 3y ago
Buying an SBC to then use extra modules (pcie, camera, etc.) sounds like defeating the purpose of the 'single board' computer. Interesting experiment nonetheless.
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by adr1an 3y ago
Related, Ask HN: Alternatives to Scratch for a blind child? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34229502
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by adr1an 3y ago
Reminds me of the USB condoms we used to solder at a workshop (it's just USB without connecting the data pins). They didn't work, probably coz it was our first soldering ever heh
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by adr1an 3y ago
Useless? No, but by today standards it doesn't amount to much. It's like having a low res pic in black and white. It worked alright in the past. That's the point.
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by adr1an 3y ago
Everyone but you. Check any statistics journal. Only a few people developing methods switched to Python or Julia.
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Non-Euclidean Doom: what happens to a game when pi is not 3.14159 [video](media.ccc.de)
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by adr1an 3y ago
You can add push notifications or whatever, the issue will be resolving the conflicts. I think the local-first ethos is valuable in situations (e.g. resilient communications a la reticulum network), but misses to address another bigger prob
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by adr1an 3y ago
Well, to be fair even Isaac Newton was searching for 'meaningfulness'.
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by adr1an 3y ago
Not to disagree with you but the comparison of books with marvel is not completely fair to lots of cult movies that may not be based upon any books or anything written. That being said, I have to admit that many of my favorite movies had a
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by adr1an 3y ago
I should have mentioned, for those who don't know it. This is a WebKit based browser that uses vim keybindings.
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Consciousness theory is being slammed as pseudoscience(web.archive.org)
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by adr1an 3y ago
True. Although the training is on a snapshot of websites, including q&a like stackoverflow. If these were replaced too, where are we heading? We'll have to wait and see. One concern would be centralization/ lack of options and
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by adr1an 3y ago
Can't find any good video of tarantulas' song on YouTube. I want to see that!
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by adr1an 3y ago
Technically those 'aliens' were humans too. Different species, same genera. We had interbreeding with them, though it's a small proportion of neanderthal and some other species dna that were discovered.
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Qutebrowser is about to turn 10 y.o(blog.qutebrowser.org)
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by adr1an 3y ago
It's being done, actually... have you heard about the climate crisis? /S-not-s.
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by adr1an 3y ago
I'd ve said the same. During my PhD I started training martial arts, and one of the things that struck me is that it changed how often I ate and the quality of the foods I craved. Of course, it's all related to oneself. Good luck!
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by adr1an 3y ago
Title says it took 3 years..
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by adr1an 3y ago
This may sound relatively off topic. But, in defense of my argument, please consider that GitHub was s actually the only SDLC available for git. Then came gitlab, gitea, forgejo, etc. Among those, this self-hostable tool is really outstandi

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