caleb-allen

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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Why is there a gap in position and experience level?
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Session types may be up there? Or maybe progress on homomorphic encryption. Also, progress in quantum computing.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Even further, they are saying that the primary use of youtube-dl is reproduction and distribution. Distribution is the actual illegal act. I can't speak to the average youtube-dl user's experience, but I've used it a lot and
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
What about https://sr.ht ?
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I resonate with this rant very strongly!
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Yes! Will Netflix's Bandersnatch require a separate application?
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Agreed. I was especially unconvinced at the arguments for "repetition", for example that today's music is separated from the 90s only by "nuance". What? Sure, from up close it may seem that way, but given 30 years I
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Thank you for this link. A few months ago I stumbled across your paper, Common sense for concurrency and strong paraconsistency using unstratified inference and reflection and found it entirely remarkable. I look forward to reading the ne
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
As I read this on a Macbook Pro I'm staring also at the ceiling light behind me. Oh how I wish I could leave my light on and still use my multi-thousand dollar machine without strain!
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I wish that public health was more highly valued, at least in the US. This is such a great opportunity for research and public education efforts by the government
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I have coworkers in Belarus who have been cut off from our (US based) company since the weekend. I've been able to hear from one of them intermittently, but it's a scary thing, I can't imagine what they're going through.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I think Python is less a disaster than it is a tool being used for something it was not designed to do. It's a pretty good scripting language, and it's a "good enough" interface that implementers of C packages can expose
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I'd like to throw my opinion in as well to add to this. Julia's syntax and language design is brilliant, but the biggest reason Julia has been my favorite language since I first learned to program is how astonishingly easy it is t
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
In a recent talk about PackageCompiler, the speaker said that an image compressed into a .tar.gz is ~80 MB.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I’m with you on this. Doing something is much easier than resisting something. That said, I also do something like OP to block out some sites, but that really only is important as I “get the ball rolling”. I noticed myself habitually tabbin
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Perhaps a kid that is always crying is attempting and failing to communicate pain or discomfort. I've been told that I was a miserable newborn--I cried nonstop for months and months and my screams made everybody around me miserable too
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
If you are having issues with the site loading you can try this archive link https://web.archive.org/web/20200717131125/https://www.waves...
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I found this 10.3 inch monitor on their site, it's quite expensive though https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/eink-disp...
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
One of my favorite papers of all time.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Seems like a "red alert" mode would be most useful to leave twitter as read only
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
The author here put into words what it was that I couldn't articulate about why I felt "off" about Simon Sinek.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
If you are interested in seeing a biological study "proving" ADHD, here are two. This meta-analysis from 2010 found a link between duplication of specific genes and ADHD [0]. This 2016 study [1] links the precise gene duplication
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I joined a large company about 9 months ago, coming from startups, and while I knew things would be slower, your quote seems to make explicit something that I've observed in my time here. I think I had the mentality of "putting ou
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
That's probably a good idea! I've been looking for a good protein to add in to my diet, I'll need to take a look to see if my grocery store carries this once I can go again (closed due to the protests)
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
There is an interesting video about a boy who did just that, by mistaking vitamin gummies for candy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ6nREONy_4
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
I recently started on a 250mg Magnesium Citrate supplement. I began taking it because I have been experiencing weakness in my hands, and after some research reasoned it probably wouldn't hurt to at least try the supplements. I also saw
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
It seems that American culture and/or economics have, in recent decades, moved toward primarily consumption rather than primarily production. My point of view is that the backlash and anger against capitalism I perceive from younger ge
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
It seems to me that this just kicks the can down the road--from calculation to verification.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Thanks for the Alan Kay talk, I really enjoyed that.
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by caleb-allen 6y ago
Agreed. I ate that book up for the first half, and when I came across the concept of "priming" I was obsessed. I looked it up only to find it had been largely debunked. Immediately lost interest. There are some great concepts in t

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