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by asplake 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37236100
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Javascript web frameworks
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And with minor O(n) modifications, chronosort is fixed time too!
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Waited a long time for this – didn't know it was on its way, thanks! https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-dnsop-svcb-https...
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Zoom updates ToS to clarify that it won’t use your calls to train AI(arstechnica.com)
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To me, none of this is surprising or undesirable - ie the browsers are doing the right thing. Content is there to be rendered, not hidden. Status codes are not there for the average end user.
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Before that: > Customer Content does not include any telemetry data, product usage data, diagnostic data, and similar content or data that Zoom collects or generates in connection with your or your End Users’ use of the Services or Softw
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It’s just plain wrong. The Wikipedia link points to “lazy” in the Haskell sense. Python is not that.
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Loaded fine first time for me
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“The concern is that these models will play a larger role in autonomous systems that operate without human supervision. As autonomous systems become more of a reality, it will be very important to ensure that we have a reliable way to stop
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by asplake 3y ago
Interesting thought that this may be a “careful what you wish for” moment: > In many ways, if we get Web Environment Integrity, we’ll need every government to regulate Google, Apple, Microsoft, and adtech in every way possible
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by asplake 3y ago
See also the Expression problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression_problem
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I’m half Swedish, and of an age such that my parents were discouraged from raising my brother and I as bilingual. That still rankles, though in a way Swedish is the world’s most pointless language. I can’t speak it without being answered in
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Lean times hit the vertical farming business(bbc.co.uk)
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Similarly for bullet points – no full stop required.
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The Management Myth(theatlantic.com)
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Not sure that this list illustrates that. Not only are these all insects, they are all of the same order, hymenoptera, ie somewhat closely related.
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Totally relate. Aged about 30 I lost almost all hearing on one side due to an ear infection. I now find noisy places very disorientating, to the point sometimes that I feel physically unwell.
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(Edited) I’m aware of some interesting things being done with iPads for hospital patients who suddenly find it difficult to communicate – eg in intensive care or post-operatively. Very domain-specific though, not general purpose. Revolution
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To be fair there was an “–or not” at the end of that quote, and I assume that the dash was for emphasis. Not clear what was meant by it though
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But isn’t that the point? The naming convention is for protocols that have syntax support
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From a trader dictionary from the 1990s: Definately: a misspelling of “definitely”; usually means “probably”
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> BTW. if you are into functional programming, this should feel really wrong. Basically you are deliberately adding side effects to your code by saying around or before/after a call to this, also do that. A decorator in Python (and
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Modulo which prelude you're supposed use. That was enough to put this newcomer off
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> Turns out, there's a stark difference between creating true fans around one narrow, rigid aspect of yourself, and creating true fans of a dynamic, evolving human. Niche strategy is great at the former, but the latter requires some
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The solicited case is also interesting. Who do I solicit feedback from, and if I were to imagine them giving a 1-5 rating, what rating would they give? Am I brave enough to seek out the 3’s? What’s the missing context that might turn a 2 in
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This. Keep probing until you’re able to form hypotheses, and keep testing those. Worst case you learn; best case, with each experiment you change something for the better. One thing I would add is the perspectives and ideally the participat
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Curious to know if it’s more than just a representational problem. Are some languages harder in some deep way than others? And with what human consequences, let alone the LLM costs?
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As payments systems go digital, they are changing global finance(economist.com)
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Probably as a result of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35937554

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