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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   tcell is what is used by the micro editor https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
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   How game theory improves dating apps(1843magazine.com)

   2 points by cschmidt 10y ago|0 comments
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   I like Julia as well, but there is an interesting scientific library for LuaJIT: http://torch.ch/ Anyone have experience with it?
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   They are a v2 of the MacBook keyboards, and I believe they said that the v2 has more travel compared to the v1. That's what the OP is saying. Not sure how that v2 would compare to the current MacBook Pro keyboards.
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   sp527 is referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_v._FEC
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   Your opinion is quite common with old vim hands, but I would have to respectfully disagree. Someone learning vim is probably coming from Atom or Sublime. The defaults in vim are so egregiously awful, that I don't think you can expect t
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   Mathematical notation is almost always 1 based. Let $v = 1 \dots n$, that sort of thing. So I find translating mathematics into code (which I seem to do quite frequently) much easier with 1 based indexing. (One exception being if you have
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   How to Cut Cake Fairly and Finally Eat It Too(quantamagazine.org)

   1 points by cschmidt 10y ago|0 comments
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   by cschmidt 10y ago

   For those like me that don't know, MIR is midlevel intermediate representation https://blog.rust-lang.org/2016/04/19/MIR.html
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    People often have bullet-proof coffee (as it is called) as a meal replacement. Those calories make them full for a long time, as fat is very filling.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    Yes, the automatic negative reinforcement of feeling gross is helpful
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    They talk about electrolytes all the time on reddit.com/r/keto. Go check out the FAQ for specifics.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    whisky and red wine, my friend
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I liked Why We Get Fat, by Gary Taubes as background https://www.amazon.com/Why-We-Get-Fat-About/dp/0307474259 then, as others have said, reddit.com/r/keto is good for "how to"
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    Keto isn't a fad diet at all, if a fad diet is one that you do for a while to drop weight quickly. I've been on Keto for about two years now, and plan to eat this way for the rest of my life. I've gone from 235 to 180. Goin
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I think the idea is that they're trying to make the breaking changes sooner rather than later. It should settle down after this release.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I paid $750 to work with a freelance graphic designer (tywilkins.com), and have a very nice logo.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I believe it has a complete embedded terminal
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I wrote my Ph.D. thesis in FrameMaker on a Mac. Then Adobe went and discontinued it on the Mac, which was much lamented. So now I write stuff in LaTeX instead.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    For those that haven't used Mma, the uppercase/lowercase convention helps a lot here. Built in functions start with uppercase letters, like LinearProgramming. You should name your functions with a lowercase letter. So the namespa
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I've used Mathematica, R, and Python extensively, and even Matlab (cringe). I reach for Mathematica when I need to do something symbolic (algebra, derivatives, etc.), and also for the built in graphics. It is easy to interactively buil
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    To me it is just IDA at a price a hobbyist can afford, with a nicer UI as a bonus
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    It is basically computers playing Capture the Flag (CTF) against each other. They are given binary programs with security flaws. They need to identify the flaws automatically and develop a patch for their own system. At the same they go out
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    As of this afternoon when I walked by Mayhem was in last place, and PPP was in second place
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    Speech and Language Processing (3rd ed. draft)(web.stanford.edu)

    3 points by cschmidt 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    It is only infringement if you do something matching every part of some claim. There may be lots of stuff in the description, and that doesn't matter. That is, if a claim is a system comprising A, B, C, and D, and you do just A, B, and
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    no doubt it was something like "a system and method for generating natural shapes"
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    Interesting. You should look into adopting Lpeg to do your syntax parsing and coloring, rather than defining all languages yourself. http://www.inf.puc-rio.br/~roberto/lpeg/ http://peterodding.com&#x2F
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    Vermonters seem resistant to change, no matter what. They like thinks just the way they have always been.
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    by cschmidt 10y ago

    I I were going to hack on an C based editor, I think I'd use vis as a starting point: https://github.com/martanne/vis It already has Lua extensions. Or I might play with a pure python editor https://git