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by azeirah 5y ago
Bret Victor is directly taught by Alan Kay. Additionally, he's working on https://dynamicland.org . Not a lot coming out in terms of news or media. I emailed him a couple of months ago and he stated they're currently wo
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by azeirah 5y ago
I disagree with the op. This is historical data and includes all kinds of interesting content. Even if severely uninteresting today it may still be really valuable 40 years from now as part of research into colloquial language, design, tren
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by azeirah 5y ago
What do you mean by transcript? I used gdb a while ago and it's mostly similar to a regular terminal application with readline.
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by azeirah 5y ago
So what other books should we read right now so we can form our own opinion?
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~It can definitely work, see for instance Nazi Germany -> Poland.~ Edit: Nevermind. I am very wrong on this. What I understood to be a "quick" victory from my vague memory of history lessons was a month. I also never considered
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by azeirah 5y ago
I don't know how much this will influence possibilities of Russia buying military equipment from China, but China officially stated today that they don't support this invasion. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/a
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by azeirah 5y ago
I agree. From what I understand the Russian people mostly don't want this war. It's Putin's war, not Russia's. There's a point to be made "if the Russian people feel this, they might revolt against Putin since
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by azeirah 5y ago
I think bladegash was talking about what Putin's goal was.
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by azeirah 5y ago
The winter here in the Netherlands is also really mild. I'm in a 4th floor apartment with the main room facing the sun with all windows. if I clothed a bit warmer than normal I could go without gas until winder ends. Of course not ever
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by azeirah 5y ago
I'd really want access to essential sources such as wikipedia, a whole bunch of survival books, manuals, governments stuff, patents etc. Access to internet-level knowledge in a pocket-sized device when the internet is gone is going to
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by azeirah 5y ago
Reuters at the very least is not American, it's international, I do believe that makes it more neutral than NYT and Washington Post. Also, there are local news sites such as kyivindependent.com, no paywalls of course.
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by azeirah 5y ago
Dutch national news channel NOS had a historian and journalist called Hubert Smeets on. I'm Dutch, and will paraphrase what he said: Interviewer: "What can the west do, what can the NATO do? It's said that military action is
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by azeirah 5y ago
A human standing in a pose that looks like a T. So standing up straight, arms stretched out to both sides. I'm not entirely certain but I believe the T-pose is the "default" position for characters before their animations sta
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Hetzner is pretty good
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The interesting thing is that that was all planned from the start. I think it's a TED talk but I'm not entirely sure. Buzzfeed was an MIT grad product to figure out how far they could go with virality and virality alone. If the pr
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by azeirah 5y ago
As far as I understand it, determinism is about being able to predict the next state if you have all knowledge about a system. That we can't have all knowledge about most systems in the real world doesn't mean they're not det
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by azeirah 5y ago
My favorite font still remains fantasque sans mono. It's loosely based on comic sans, I just need a little playful edge in my coding job. Otherwise it gets too stale. Love the font
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by azeirah 5y ago
Oddly enough, MDN is a far superior resource for manifest V3 than Google's own documentation. This is really odd because Firefox doesn't even have a manifest V3 implementation yet. Anyway, to answer your question, MDN is for sure
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by azeirah 5y ago
Oh that's sad. Only good thing about this is that Mozilla is working on v3 support. > Manifest v3 is a large platform project, and some parts of it will take longer than others to implement. As of this writing, we are hoping to comp
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by azeirah 5y ago
Yeah. I'm trans too and while it does hurt, if you apologize there's no problem whatsoever.
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Unable to connect ;( Down right when on HN frontpage?
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by azeirah 5y ago
Unless something changed in the past 3 weeks, you can still upload manifest V2 plugins to chrome, I uploaded one a few weeks ago. Otherwise, what I did to support v2 for firefox and v3 for chrome is fairly straightforward. You write your co
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by azeirah 5y ago
In Wittgensteinian fashion, if you can use a word, you know it.
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by azeirah 5y ago
Their batteries have been a huge marketing point. Doubt they will compromise. Though, with Apple, you never know.
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by azeirah 5y ago
Where do you get those effect sizes from? I'm reading the graphs in the results section with the hazard ratios. All hazard ratios are above 1.5, which if I understand hazard ratio correctly means at least a 50% higher risk compared to
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by azeirah 5y ago
While it's true what you're saying, harshly increased heart rates are a common problem with people recovered from covid.
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In this specific instance I wouldn't call it a problem.
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It's just not processed whatsoever sometimes I catch her attention halfway through but I usually just have to start over again...
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by azeirah 5y ago
I really wouldn't assume too much about his situation. My girlfriend has autism and when I want her attention I need to ask for it like 5 times over a space of 20 seconds, if I don't ask multiple times she will literally forget I
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by azeirah 5y ago
Kind of, a Python REPL is nothing more than a live Python environment. You type some Python code and you immediately see the result. The main idea behind a REPL is to speed up the feedback loop of write code -> execute code -> verify

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