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   Regular Expressions which query an Oracle(arxiv.org)

   37 points by agnishom 2y ago|15 comments
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   you misunderstand. People actually _like_ this feeling.
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   "Oh look at this idea. Neat. Next." That's exactly what HackerRank feels like. Same with "normal" social media like Reddit or Twitter
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   Gentle Reminder that the author of this article used to have a wonderful math channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/pbsinfiniteseries
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   I disagree. When I see a loop, I know that there is a loop. But now, with Junctions, I have to assume that every variable I see could potentially be a nondeterministic choice between many values? Does that make writing (or reading) programs
6. 396.▲
   by agnishom 2y ago

   Well, given how Google behaves I am not sure my perception of rationality aligns with their perception of rationality
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   Żabka is cool. They are also famous for their hotdogs.
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   by agnishom 2y ago

   I didn't mean gift cards. See, for example, https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/6161897428408...
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   A New Medium for Communicating Research on Programming Languages(willcrichton.net)

   1 points by agnishom 2y ago|0 comments
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    I tend to agree with the premise of this article -- that [HTML is underutilized as a medium for disseminating scientific writing]. Some recent work related to this done by Will Crichton: https://willcrichton.net/nota/
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    Google Scholar is extremely valuable to the academic community. I am afraid that Google will decide to scrap it someday, and we will be left with a number of inferior alternatives.
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    I understand it is annoying to receive spam, and Nayuki is under no obligation to help strangers with their code. However, how about a little empathy for the students whose cultural and education system have not taught them any better? In s
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    Did you know that you can pay for Steam games using the konbini?
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    I don't understand why we want to use some language feature like Junctions, instead of using lists explicitly?
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    This is the main difficulty for me in learning Typst. I think LaTeX is unnecessarily verbose for simple documents. But I know its "equation part", the part within $$, well, and I don't want to have to relearn it.
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    My Reflections on living in Houston without a Car(isomorphism.xyz)

    1 points by agnishom 2y ago|0 comments
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    > available in fresh colors Is this really so important that it needs to be in the title? We are talking about computers here, not a clothing brand!
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    A Case for Feminism in Programming Language Design [pdf](felienne.com)

    5 points by agnishom 2y ago|0 comments
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    Japanese Learning(renshuu.org)

    3 points by agnishom 2y ago|0 comments
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    In what ways are they different from Inkscape? (My knowledge of Vector Editors is quite limited)
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    by agnishom 2y ago

    This is interesting. I personally use Omnivore + backup to Obsidian for this purpose.
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    The Steam Deck is not evil, and that is why I like it(isomorphism.xyz)

    10 points by agnishom 2y ago|1 comments