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ajani
4y ago
I tend to do the exact opposite. Only when the program is fully done (if ever) do I document it (beyond peppered lines of documentation that explain something that is not obvious from code). There is good reason for this: Premature abstract
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ajani
4y ago
Yes. Acute observation. It’s actually two separate indexes. A trigram index for sub word searching. Word* is exactly right and the other is a Unicode61 index with porter stemming (also remove diacritics). Trigram tends to work well with abb
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4y ago
Thank you for the appreciation :) It’s a linode. Shared cpu Plan. 1 CPU Core 50 GB Storage 2 GB RAM It’s just $10 per month. With linode even shared cpus are powerful and I’m yet to hit any overload. I’m sure it will at some point, I might
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4y ago
Yes. For http://ht3.org which is a search engine I wrote for tech related articles. It works really well. It uses the fts5 extension, that allows full text searching. There are over a million indexed pages and it’s no trouble.
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The search engine that indexes only “clean” tech-related pages
(ht3.org)
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5y ago
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The Irritant-Free Web
(ht3.org)
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5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I suspect the h3 is matching RSS feeds.. yes this is a problem. It’s still a work in progress. It’s definitely the most complex part- the selection that is. I may do a post about this once I’m done tweaking. I hope
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Ht3 – search non-monetized non-media tech blogs
(ht3.org)
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ht3 Search
(ht3.org)
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Glide Notebook
(64m.org)
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Glide Notebook
(64m.org)
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Glide Editor Manual
(64m.org)
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Glide Editor
(64m.org)
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Glide - Polyglot Literate Programming Editor
(64m.org)
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5y ago
The misunderstanding that leads to belief in strong AI is that meaning is somehow embedded in the symbols used to communicate it. Meaning is a natural process that occurs inside each of us, speech is just a symbol of that meaning, text is a
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IsEven API – Use isEven to tell if a number is even
(isevenapi.xyz)
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SICL – A new Common Lisp implementation
(github.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Yes, just as cooking has failed. With so many recipe books how can you have bad cooks?! Just as architecture has failed. Just look at those buildings! Art has failed! What happened?! Where are the Michelangelos? The Leonardos? The Picassos
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ajani
6y ago
Most of what he mentions as features needed in this new language have existed in common lisp for a long time. CLOS.
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ajani
6y ago
Take a break. Every half hour/hour, look away from your computer. Look at something at a distance. Outside a window. For a few minutes. 5/10 minutes. If you can, reduce screen time. No more than 3-4 hours a day. If you can't,
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6y ago
"...but elephants require in excess of 1.5% of their body-weight in food per day. Estimates for the dietary requirements of the Asian elephant can range from 135 to 300kg per day in a mix of grazing and fodder..." It should be pou
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Integrated Dive Information and Oxygen Transmitter (I.d.i.o.t)
(aylo6061.com)
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6y ago
It has a bias and standard score for sites that have large text with images above the fold including it's own site. So https://myraah.io/index.php/visualmind netflix.com primevideo.com ALL score an exact 72%. Not
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6y ago
The question still holds, which you didn’t really answer: Are there any incentive systems in place to ensure that companies being traded on your exchange don't take part in these destructive practices, or is it simply that they agreed
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6y ago
Design Tip: Never say never. Decide what's appropriate. Rules change in different contexts.
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6y ago
This is moot. I cover it because some apps turn it on, on an action I didn’t quite expect will start the camera. If there were an explicit confirmation asking me each time if I really wanted to allow camera access (like a delete file confir
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6y ago
What breed is that dog?
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6y ago
That's exactly right. Don't know why I can't upvote this
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Slate star codex isn't really deleted
(web.archive.org)
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6y ago
But that's not entirely effective. The blog is accessible on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20200609065651/https://slatestar...
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