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841.
by debugnik 3y ago
I think it's on purpose, there're comments in this thread saying that its whip can even make you bleed.
842.
by debugnik 3y ago
Tesla models S 3 X Y, SpaceX is homonymous with space-sex, and yet you think x.com wasn't meant to sound like a porn site? Musk clearly has a thing for 12yo jokes.
843.
by debugnik 3y ago
You can do this with text JSON in SQLite as well, but JSONB could speed it up.
844.
by debugnik 3y ago
> we argue that the late learners resort to computationally less efficient processing strategies when confronted with (lexically determined) syntactic constructions different from the L1. > we show that the ERP signal in response to g
845.
by debugnik 3y ago
Windows' Powershell is in fact an old version that they still ship because it's the last one compatible with .NET Framework. Newer versions must be installed separately (so they've ironically had more adoption in Linux). But
846.
by debugnik 3y ago
> why do so many people even care about changing it? Because multiple laws could punish them for tracking kids, so they think "anyone could be a kid" threatens their business model.
847.
by debugnik 3y ago
Immature isn't the right word, MAUI is mostly a rebrand of Xamarin.Forms, which has been a thing for almost a decade now and already had some support for desktop before the MAUI effort. Rather, it's an irredeemable mess.
848.
by debugnik 3y ago
They mean AsyncLocal<T>, which ties its storage to the current thread-local ExecutionContext. When await schedules a continuation, the ExecutionContext flows with it and is set before resuming, so the AsyncLocal values flow through as
849.
by debugnik 3y ago
> I can't believe they thought this was a good idea I don't think they originally intended to make players minmax entire teams, but to give an edge to those who spent some time training and breeding the right way. Anyway, most
850.
by debugnik 3y ago
Maybe their scrapper is so bad it actually captured "mailto:example@..."
851.
by debugnik 3y ago
The "star" in A* means optimal (as in actually proven to be optimal, so they could stop publishing A^[whatever] algorithms). I assume either Q* is considered optimal in a way regular Q-learning isn't, or they're mixing Q
852.
by debugnik 3y ago
No spoilers then, but the ending of Alyx does retcon the old cliffhanger.
853.
by debugnik 3y ago
> it also creates some new issues (screen sharing, hot key apps, etc), but they're being actively worked on and are very close to being completely solved. I swear I've been reading this for a decade.
854.
by debugnik 3y ago
I doubt he would've, half the point of Turing's paper was to stop people from debating what is or isn't "thinking" and to focus on the actual capabilities instead (like passing the test). He specifically wrote: >
855.
by debugnik 3y ago
Nice, although I'm mostly concerned about the fact that they didn't bother to mention it. I know it isn't too popular, but it's still a part of the toolchain and not in maintenance mode like VB.NET is.
856.
by debugnik 3y ago
They link to "Announcing C# 12", but not a single mention of F# and "Announcing F# 8"[1], huh? (Edit: At least there's a link now.) It actually addresses several warts (finally span pinning!), brings some new shorta
857.
by debugnik 3y ago
Just to be clear, MonoGame has existed and been open source for a really long time now, and it's a mostly compatible successor to Microsoft's XNA; it's more of a platform abstraction library than a game engine, although it fi
858.
by debugnik 3y ago
That's not it, I mean the "declare" statements that aren't even listed in the grammar, but are needed to give the type checker information about C API exports; I had to discover them by digging through source code. The a
859.
by debugnik 3y ago
Yet another team that switches to Luau for scripting; they even made their own VS Code extension. I gave Luau a try recently but the syntax for external type declarations is undocumented and unstable, which made it awkward to test properly,
860.
by debugnik 3y ago
I don't think so, OCaml consistently calls them "variant types". I don't know who wrote that page, but that wiki didn't even exist before September and it isn't endorsed by ocaml.org, so I suggest you don'
861.
by debugnik 3y ago
Or take the SQLite route, if you don't need to reject strictly invalid JSON5. When they extended SQLite's JSON parser to support JSON5, they specifically relaxed the definition of unquoted keys (in a compatible way) to avoid Unico
862.
by debugnik 3y ago
Tay was presumably the English version of XiaoIce, which apparently has its own paper[1]. It states that they combined a Markov decision process to select between conversation modes, a retrieval-based response generator for curated answers
863.
by debugnik 3y ago
That discussion must have been really long ago, otherwise you missed the point. Since Lua 5.0 (2003) tables are implemented as a pair of an array and a hashmap, and the array part can even handle small nil gaps. So tables used as arrays are
864.
by debugnik 3y ago
If only the CLR had followed CLR footsteps as well, but they didn't even try after the DLR. Most non-Roslyn languages can barely interact with modern C# or the newer build configurations; even F# is playing catch-up and they're pa
865.
by debugnik 3y ago
You talk as if an AI was its own lifeform that just happened look like her. (AI rights at this stage, really?) But this is just a company blatantly using her image to promote an app, the AI is irrelevant: > The ad, reviewed by Variety, b
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by debugnik 3y ago
> 2. If a major state-level CA was discovered to have issued a mitm cert, would browser vendors really take the commercial hit of removing or distrusting their root cert? Pretty much every browser distrusted the root certificate from Spa
867.
by debugnik 3y ago
I don't think so. Rather than removing the global lock and breaking existing code, OCaml 5 introduces a new primitive called a "domain" which manages one or more threads with a shared lock. So the existing threads API spawns
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by debugnik 3y ago
Oh, noted. I guess Rust uploaded old releases to GitHub at some point during 2020, then.
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by debugnik 3y ago
try! was added in 0.10 (2014), and ? was stabilized in 1.13 (2020), according to my quick check on GitHub releases. Note that the underlying traits to implement ? on custom types are still unstable.
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by debugnik 3y ago
You used quotation marks but searching for this text only links back to this HN page. Is there more context to that quote or did you just write it?

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