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compressedgas
11mo ago
If the aliens didn't do science, I wouldn't expect them to be higher on the Kardashev scale than the life forms on earth that don't do science.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
There is a CRDT for that.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
I think it is serendipity, not curiosity, that they would kill.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
The only good change was using black rather than gray text.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
Use a fixed sampler seed.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
Yet another free will enthusiast.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
It always has been. Only we used to call them viruses.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
But "REPLs for text-editing" are modal editors. They have a command mode and an insert mode.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
This looks to me like it could implement the functionality of the design in _A Case Against (Most) Context Switches_ (2021) https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3458336.3465274
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compressedgas
11mo ago
This is an alternative to Ventoy.
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compressedgas
11mo ago
This is what is called a library OS.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Seems they can't just sandbox it.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Looks like Lucid.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Reminds me of https://briarproject.org/
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compressedgas
1y ago
> Leibniz (late 1600s) helped to popularize negative numbers. Wasn't that imaginary numbers?
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compressedgas
1y ago
Control. Even worse than greed. They want to control when the goods expire.
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compressedgas
1y ago
So the inline cache is more like a splay tree version of a chain of responsibility.
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compressedgas
1y ago
This compresses each line as a delta against its prior line if the delta is smaller. It is not optimal to always pick the prior line as the base. Consider _Cluster-Based Delta Compression of a Collection of Files_ https://dl.acm.
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compressedgas
1y ago
https://huggingface.co/datasets/HuggingFaceFW/finepdfs
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compressedgas
1y ago
Because no science was involved.
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compressedgas
1y ago
I think the warning was introduced because you are not supposed to recover from an exception from within a finally block. You are supposed to only do clean up.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Additional databases can be added to a SQLite connection using: ATTACH 'pathname.db' AS prefix https://www.sqlite.org/lang_attach.html
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compressedgas
1y ago
As it works as desired after running: complete -r; there is something broken about the bash-completion script.
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compressedgas
1y ago
The term is 'engulfs'.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Reminds me of https://adaptivecards.io/
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compressedgas
1y ago
I don't see any parsing going on here. They failed to normalize the input values the way that the LDAP server does before applying rate limiting resulting in an effectively higher than expected login attempt rate limit.
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compressedgas
1y ago
Reminded me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39107426 (2024) https://github.com/nichwch/nomad-hypertext https://nomadhypertext.nicholaschen.io/
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compressedgas
1y ago
The example asset.json shows that as of continusec-htvend-43bb129 it only caches one response per URL and does not retain the request headers or response headers. Why does it not retain the request headers and response headers and support m
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compressedgas
1y ago
Preprint: https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03029
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compressedgas
1y ago
Compare https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44652502 https://justinpaulson.com/articles/pms-were-vibe-coders-all-...
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