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by anitil 5y ago
> AST matching code and wrapping it into a frontend action. I'm working on a an AST visualization tool and accidentally stumbled in to this rabbit hole. Send help!
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by anitil 5y ago
His response to that blog is really impressive. It must be so hard to look at significant bodies of work that you've done and have to reevaluate it. Even more so when you're probably the most famous living figure in social psychol
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by anitil 5y ago
My understanding is that this is for original content, which can then be used as a corpus to make generated sounds
784.
by anitil 5y ago
That sounds a bit like an intentional false flag operation. Intentionally upload landmines into a free resource...
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by anitil 5y ago
Is this one of those "We couldn't hire locally so we have to get someone in on visa" type situations? I know that happens here (Australia), at least pre-covid
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by anitil 5y ago
Edit: I think I was being snarky, my apologies
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by anitil 5y ago
Louise and Lily are definitely 10x'ers though.
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by anitil 5y ago
How so? Do you mean because it is implicit in it's information rather than explicit? I've been using it a bit for tree structures where an element could be a tree or a leaf, so isintance(node, tuple) is just the ticket. Seems simp
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by anitil 5y ago
Jane street has certainly been doing a good job of getting across my radar lately, but because they produce good content I'm actually quite happy to see it. They've been sponsoring a few Youtube creators (like Matt Parker of Stand
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by anitil 5y ago
Along this theme, I highly recommend Bill Hammack's (The Engineer Guy) book "Fatal Flight - The True Story of Britain's Last Great Airship". It's also available as an audio book on youtube [0]. (I couldn't find
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by anitil 5y ago
Might need a glitchless chess league!
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by anitil 5y ago
It's a bit embarrassing to have this happen, but I can't throw stones about configuration causing issues like this. Addressing it publicly like this (identifying exactly what was shared, who was impacted etc) builds a lot of trust
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by anitil 5y ago
Wouldn't better access help their businesses?
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by anitil 5y ago
Ooh that looks like a great podcast, thanks!
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by anitil 5y ago
Could you go in a bit more about how this is done? The only way I can think of this working is if the symbols are exported in the lib file but not exposed in a header. Is that what you mean?
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by anitil 5y ago
I was just the only example I could think of where general negative health claims are made without specific evidence of harm. A rogue wave is a specific, provable event. This is more fuzzy like mysterious bad RF waves (or was is sonic waves
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by anitil 5y ago
Trey The Explainer has a nice video about this [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVQ6nF2bJwo
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by anitil 5y ago
This is making my spidey-sense tingle. It seems similar to Waubra disease (ie 'Wind Turbine Syndrome') [0]. A list of vague symptoms that no one can quite agree on, over a vague timeline. Think about the last 6 years. Have you or
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by anitil 5y ago
What are the issue with Broadcom chips?
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by anitil 5y ago
Only the Sith deal in absolutes
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by anitil 5y ago
Oh what a fantastic podcast. I think my favorites were 'Googling Stangers' and 'The Lascaux Paintings'
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by anitil 5y ago
Some context behind this article for those not in the know - Reply All (the leading show at Gimlet Media) has had something of a public implosion lately, following their reporting on 'Bon Appetit', with accusations of racism (or a
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by anitil 5y ago
> if even 100 of them are great engineers What GP is getting at is that it's a big 'if'. How would you know? Every vendor under the sun is going to promise the world to you, how do vet them?
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by anitil 6y ago
Thanks for the honest answer. I wasn't clear on who would be at risk because I just don't know how these things work. It's a bold position to take.
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by anitil 6y ago
The 'Spurious Correlations' site is a fun place to look for things like this [0]. My favorite being a r=0.666 correlation between the number of 'people who drowned by falling in to a pool' and 'Films Nicolas Cage ap
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by anitil 6y ago
I'm unfamiliar with US law, but I thought that with these secret warrants, there would be little distinction between positive action (like telling the press) and negative action (like not continuing a canary). As in, a judge would brie
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by anitil 6y ago
I know the feeling though, sometimes it feels like other people's code just comes in to being immaculate and pure, while I just beat my head against the keyboard until one of us gives up.
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by anitil 6y ago
Does clean room in this case mean you didn't look at the Redis source? Is there some licensing condition where this is required?
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by anitil 6y ago
I'd be interested in hearing about this experience if you'd be willing to share?
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by anitil 6y ago
I was initially concerned about what this meant for Radiotopia and PRX, but he actually addresses this later in the thread. There's a lot going on in podcasting, and in one of the linked articles Roman actually addresses it - "Wha

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