alhirzel

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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   Are there any examples of this special dual-license that you mention? (For example, going from AGPL to MIT triggered by the closure of a company.) This is an intriguing idea and I wonder if it has been tried.
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   If you're lucky enough to be in a problem-solving situation where you have the space (mentally, physically, monetarily) to take this advice: When you can't find a breadcrumb in the middle, focus on the end and the start (in that o
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   Pattern rules and not being on a zillion Linux boxes already. Maybe I just haven't seen a good idiom for pattern rules...
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   Yep, just about what one would expect from randomly cutting the top of your uniform distribution off multiple times! What's interesting is the transforms used to sample in some new space from e.g. uniform random inputs. For instance, d
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   I end up using Makefiles for many projects that have even trivial stages in their execution (e.g. manual/one-off ETL pipelines). I do feel like I bastardize it sometimes as a convenient command runner or brain augmentation: sure makes
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   If you're using plain-old-C, don't overlook the excellent CBinding.jl: https://github.com/analytech-solutions/CBinding.jl
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   Has anyone found info on what the hardware requirements are to run this?
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   The home page is not yet updated (probably waiting for the official binaries to be done, which are also not yet on the download bucket).
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   by alhirzel 3y ago

   https://weasyprint.org/
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    by alhirzel 3y ago

    It's funny how small some communities are, particularly the ones rallied around niche tools or capabilities.
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    ClickUp AI Overview(help.clickup.com)

    1 points by alhirzel 3y ago|0 comments
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    Mattermost Cloud Free will no longer be offered after July 26, 2023

    22 points by alhirzel 3y ago|5 comments
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    by alhirzel 3y ago

    I use ClickUp[1] in similar ways. I have three spaces: family, personal development, professional development. All of the side projects I have are under personal development, various work commitments (including e.g. rental house management)
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    I thought the same; the alleged Moose Boulder is in my general back yard area and I've thought about doing some "citizen science" on my next trip to Isle Royale.
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    I have created job schedulers/process managers in Julia. There are good facilities for these "systems" level tasks because Julia is based on the very portable libuv[1]. You're able to pipe processes around [2]. Interpola
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Good point and makes sense - probably the reduced trail dominates most of the feel. I wish I had time to dive into a model to see if there really is any non-minimum-phase behavior. Also, I skimmed the following to help my understanding; oth
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    It appears they currently only support a Docker container build and a CentOS build. I am working on a build script (PKGBUILD) for Arch Linux.
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Control system techniques find applications within software all the time. In particular, estimation techniques like Kalman filtering are used to smooth spatial inputs (mouse/touch), file copy progress bars, etc. One interesting read:
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    The way this is described in a control systems framework is that the dynamics are non-minimum phase. A cool high-level video from Mathworks[1] explains in more mathematical detail. Being an experienced rider but having not looked into bicyc
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Thank you for sharing this - I was unaware of this part of the history.
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    I end up going to the library to read them once in a while, and for a change of scenery. (Fortunately, there is a beautiful library in my area.)
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    The Tree Style Tab extension[1] is wonderful for "keeping tabs" on our modern "to forget" lists (unclosed tabs). Putting tabs on the left is also a good screen real estate trade for wide aspect ratio screens. [1]: https
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    I haven't, cool idea! I bet they do need to do something to minimize slosh dynamics.
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Adding water to something (dampening mass) is less effective than adding something solid to it (damping mass). One of my favorite little pet peeve typos...
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Getting hugged too hard; great idea though! I tried a few times to get the following query through, saving it for later: "complex instrumental music like Plini or Nick Johnston with lots of melody and guitars"
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Cool idea, what's your algorithm's decision criteria?
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    +1 for Tree Style Tabs, I have the same setup.
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    I'm sorry that happened! What filesystem was it?
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    Ask HN: What was your scariest reboot ever?

    1 points by alhirzel 4y ago|0 comments
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    by alhirzel 4y ago

    Sounds like another scary reboot. "Scariest reboot ever" might make an interesting Ask HN...