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As a native English speaker, it also breaks my reading of "cooperate". Never seen it before. I think parent is just annoyingly eccentric for the sake of it.
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> on the verge of bankruptcy > Meta said that to date, Wynn-Williams had not been forced to make any payments under the agreement. Unless the reporter and MP are willing to show that Meta is lying about that (which presumably can be e
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Tech bro psychosis
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"Look at what you made me do!"
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I read the title and thought it was about C++ iterop.
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You can put the uv setting in pyproject.toml or uv.toml.
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It's a nice touch that their placeholder query is "chest pain". Probably not the safest example...
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The annoying part is that often without a corporate policy for contributing, you are doing the work anyway because you need XYZ from the software, just that it lives in a private fork that will never get upstreamed as a result of policy.
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1y ago
Lol, Landau and Lifshitz as an intro
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Why?
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What machinery?
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Well, it is on medium.com, so probably yes?
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> SaaStr.ai Has to be a joke. Right?
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And its cutting cardboard. When I was 12, I used an XActo blade for that, and they are definitely under $10. I don't know exactly prices now because I buy hundred packs of craft blades for like 20. This "product" is silly.
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I have good results from having a default prompt that instructs using Idris with indexed/dependent types ,(without that the bravest it gets is GADTs)
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Right, it feels like a standard example of a Lispy library (Datalog), and a Prolog monad is standard teaching material. I am of the opinion that Flix is strictly worse than Idris2
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A big example would be "standard arabic", a language with millions of readers and no native speakers.
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But do users care that your code is boring?
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Ooh this seems nice. Most similar solutions monkeypatch the npm package, which is a bit icky
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That's basically an ad that appears to defense companies. Raytheon engineers love going "pew pew motherfucker".
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Counterpoint: Military doesn't care or get prosecuted by anyone other than the military. Pew pew, motherfucker. Defense companies are rather refreshing to read for corporate postings, since they see to always be proud of how many Iraqi
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Ignoring efficiency, you can deal with "physics" by just eliminating matter in the way, like air, via a strong enough laser. I'm not sure I'd suggest this as a consumer product, though.
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Yeah, every gun person on youtube capable of getting one has demonstrated it. Unsurprisingly, you cannot aim for shit on these things, and their intended use can be fully replaced by a hand-mirror with a much better rifle (aka, most rifles)
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The biggest issue for weight is that you are using trans-uranic materials. By their fundamental nature, they are heavy as fuck.
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eg, consider WiFi. They choose their bands carefully for wireless standards, and terahertz is pretty far from microwave GHz. I've never seen direct THz synthesis outside of partially-insane radar engineers.
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Then you also have the day vs night weather patterns, resulting in intense sun-downer winds. I suggest everyone actually visit a real desert once in their life, where as people seem to think its like a beach, but bigger.
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As opposed to?
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Also, an implicit but obvious goal is military applications. Murder laser beams are a potential benefit in those cases.
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Last week or so, there was the LLM finetune posted that speaks like a 19th century Irish author. I look forward a bit to having an LLModem model.
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Are you serious? Yeah, its using gemini 2.5 pro without a server, sure yeah.
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