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cdaringe
3y ago
holy smokes
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3y ago
waka waka
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3y ago
I had a family member who couldn’t speak, but could cognitively process, and it was palpably frustrating for them. I wish I thought of something clever like that. Really curious if you ever updated your system?
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cdaringe
3y ago
Ive also done this for similar purposes . Scrape parse map reduce over garbage web apps. Good on ya
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3y ago
My friends. Algebraic effects in ocaml 5! I did protohackers and AOC with effects and it was a blast! Im not a daily ocaml driver so my code can be a bit clunky, but i love the patterns effects unlock, especially around module coupling.
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3y ago
Tangentially related—most games dont work right for those of us with an alternate pc keyboard layout. gotta switch back to qwerty, and do so most of the time PRE game launch! Factorio fixed this in a recent release and im at peace!
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cdaringe
4y ago
Loved it. Seemed like it was discovered by manual search
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4y ago
Doing UIs in VBA was so good. I miss it
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4y ago
Somebody somewhere in system will be checking. At the boundary likely scales the best because you dont burn cycles that otherwise would be distributed and likely redundant in system. If you have a massive model, its feasible that it makes s
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4y ago
I authored a markdown player, for which one may run arbitrary code/commands, capture output, and self embed. Literate programming, md targeted. https://deno.land/x/markdown_player@v1.2.3 OCaml users also like omd.
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4y ago
Cool! Visuals are tough on mobile. Easier read on desktop
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cdaringe
4y ago
Just quickly scanned the page. As for VPLs in node, how does this compare to node.red?
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cdaringe
4y ago
Incredible. Please tell us who did this, not to shame them, bit to help us!
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4y ago
I enjoyed finding the secrets. My gf said “this person gets up” after finding a specific “rocky” secret
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4y ago
It may be too much for moms, but maybe the html document includes the content, but a chrome extension does the work and presents the secret in the extension popup. - attack surface area drastically reduced. only one MITM matters now, the ex
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4y ago
ssh myserver -c “git init” && git remote add origin git@myserver && git push origin HEAD. headless git is just ssh to a sever with an associated repository, ya? What else do you need?
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4y ago
I worked for intel and had to fly somewhat frequently. Those flights were where I got all of my reading done for my courses!
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4y ago
Not interested, based purely on the title. The article may have insight, but these anti intellectual clickbaitesque headlines are too tired to heed
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4y ago
I did OCaml the passed two years. GPL productivity in OCaml is easily accessible, but you need opam packages. Its not a deeply batteries-included language at all. With the exception of eio, my goto set of base packages are: https:/&#x
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4y ago
> I feel inferior for not being fluent in OCaml I learned OCaml recently, on my own, for myself. It’s actually a pretty easily language to use and learn, but historically there weren’t EXCELLENT resources for learning it. There are now e
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4y ago
Is this a satire?
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4y ago
Tell us more about the assistant & accountant, and their interaction!
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4y ago
Ive been wanting to print labels for the front of my caps, which could be printed with uniform width. Anyone do that successfully and enjoy it?
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4y ago
I don’t get it. Is this a zing!
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cdaringe
4y ago
Big programming nodes. Ocaml, rust, react. Some game groups. One all about expresso :)
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4y ago
Looks good, congrats
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4y ago
These giant trucks are entirely absurd. I, a truck customer, want a small practical pickup. Nil exist, unless you buy older used models (eg a 90s ranger or toyota pickup) or (subjectively) less practical models for actually hauling cargo.
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4y ago
Same. I still do, but 90% of the spam that actually lands is due to a biz I legitimately gave info to illegitimately sharing it with others
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4y ago
> declarativeNetRequest (DNR) instead of webRequest API Very irritating. This has broken my extensions, and there is not an easy or medium difficulty mechanism to correct. I don’t know how to express my distaste for some of these v3 chan
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4y ago
Beaker browser wanted to do this, and it was awesome
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