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by asplake 2y ago
See also (relative to whom Count Binface is a newcomer) The Official Monster Raving Loony Party https://www.loonyparty.com/
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by asplake 2y ago
In the expected format, it renders (gives or causes to be) a representation of the requested resource.
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by asplake 2y ago
So pleased to see this. Had fun playing with the language but at the time learning OTP seemed a big ask
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Yellowstone's Wolves: A Debate over Their Role in the Park's Ecosystem(nytimes.com)
2 points by asplake 2y ago|0 comments
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by asplake 2y ago
Very good book. Autopoiesis, co-evolution – really interesting concepts Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autopoiesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coevolution
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by asplake 2y ago
Ugh - the “burning platform”. Is it ever used authentically? Does it ever go well? I do believe that its typically inauthentic use is mostly self-defeating – people can smell inauthenticity a mile away.
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by asplake 2y ago
Per jjgreen’s comment, in UK law, for CSAM, an actual child need not be involved. Same logic proposed for non-consensual deepfakes.
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by asplake 3y ago
It was cleverly anticipating the HN headline mangler
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Cally: Accessibility Statement(simonwillison.net)
39 points by asplake 3y ago|14 comments
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by asplake 3y ago
> let’s assume that there exists a universal language U such that it always gives us the shortest description length for all strings. Read on a bit and it looks like proof by contradiction: > However, let’s bring back the paradox we d
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by asplake 3y ago
There is a sense also of merely moving the problem. If you can’t write a correct program, can you write a correct specification? For many problem domains it would make little sense even to try. On the flip side, type systems bring at least
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by asplake 3y ago
On that, and slightly further off topic, if there’s a tutorial, cookbook, or worked example of using OTP but written in Gleam, I would lap it up. Enjoyed learning the language but kinda got stuck there. I didn’t want to have learn Elixir or
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Eio 1.0 Release: Introducing a new Effects-Based I/O Library for OCaml(tarides.com)
33 points by asplake 3y ago|0 comments
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by asplake 3y ago
Windows Phone is dead. If that was Google’s play, it was very successful.
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by asplake 3y ago
Intrigued to see how this plays out in the UK. Will they able to sell this feature? Will it be enabled?
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by asplake 3y ago
Not quite on the same scale but still quite striking, I frequently drive past Sheffield’s Trinity United Reformed Church: https://modernmooch.com/2018/08/19/trinity-united-reform-chu...
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by asplake 3y ago
"Just decorate your idempotent operations" – implies to me that the idempotency of your functions is your responsibility.
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What if we rotate pairs every day?(martinfowler.com)
3 points by asplake 3y ago|0 comments
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by asplake 3y ago
Non .NET server-side?
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by asplake 3y ago
:-) Is F# a contender outside the .NET world?
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by asplake 3y ago
Thanks. Unfamiliar with the Node ecosystem, that escaped me
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by asplake 3y ago
Very tempted! Installation instructions?
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by asplake 3y ago
> How does Gleam run in the browser? There was some detail in its announcement in January: https://gleam.run/news/gleams-new-interactive-language-tour/
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by asplake 3y ago
Failure to drive those displays, big TVs or projectors for the most part
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by asplake 3y ago
Speaking of video, I’m on my second MacBook Air and have been very happy with them both except for one consistent concern, their unreliability with regard to external displays. It bothers me sufficiently for me to bring my Apple TV with me
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Learn-OCaml(github.com)
1 points by asplake 3y ago|0 comments
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by asplake 3y ago
Fortran is old – 1958 onwards. It has precedence here, though at what point it separated the two behaviours into mod and modulo functions I don’t know. Edit: From what I can tell, standardised in Fortran 90, presumably older than that.
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by asplake 3y ago
The first word of an editorialised title, frowned upon here, and not mentioned in the abstract (which I did read)
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by asplake 3y ago
Seaborn??? Typo surely Edit: Not mentioned in the abstract but it is in the main paper. Editorialised title.
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by asplake 3y ago
To your edit: Easy mistake to make. It's not the parentheses but rather the comma that make a tuple expression.

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