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by djedr 5y ago
If you mean https://treenotation.org/ then it's completely unrelated. I saw this recently on the front page. Was pretty confused myself. Domain name is very similar and what the project is about seems to overlap, but u
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by djedr 5y ago
Yes, Data TAO as shown on the website maps to a subset of JSON with only one primitive type (string). However this is by design. The idea is to provide only the most generic constructs, decouple specialized data types from the core syntax a
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by djedr 5y ago
Created TAO[0] -- a minimal syntax that's even simpler than S-expressions. Building notations on top of it, currently focusing on one for data -- an alternative to XML, JSON et al. Open-source, prototyping on GitHub[1]. Keepin' it
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by djedr 6y ago
Wish you the best. I have been struggling with bad sleep for most of my life -- seems to run in the family (now I suspect it might be a common chronotype). What finally improved my life and has now been working better and longer than anythi
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by djedr 6y ago
None of this was called into question as far as I understand. The problem in the initial critique was that the author of the book misattributed the epidemic claim to WHO. He subsequently admitted that he misremembered and really it was the
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by djedr 6y ago
This is also linked in the official website ( https://www.sleepdiplomat.com/author ) along with the blog post where he addresses the criticisms.
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by djedr 6y ago
Not to take any sides, but I also did some digging and found confirmation for this particular claim from the blog post. It was written December 19, 2019. The link was most likely not dead then. It was archived in July 2019 and does point to
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by djedr 6y ago
Still early, but here's my baby I hope can improve things: website with grammar spec: https://tree-annotation.org/ prototype of a JSON/YAML alternative for JS: https://github.com/tree-annotation&#x
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by djedr 6y ago
Interesting ideas, somewhat in line with what I've been thinking about. Perhaps you or someone in this topic might be interested in my little project[1] fit for innovative ideas like this. It is not very far from being available for ex
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by djedr 6y ago
Cool, thanks a lot! :)
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by djedr 6y ago
Hey, thanks for the response. :) I see it as analogous to structuring source code text. The sweet spot IMO lies in the place where the editor offers guidance for common use-cases (think auto-indent, on-demand auto-format), but allows you to
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by djedr 6y ago
Is this real? If so, can you direct me to any quick resources to play around with this? I have only surface-level theoretical knowledge about machine learning or AI. But this looks fascinating and makes me want to learn more.
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by djedr 6y ago
Cool stuff. Wish I found this a few years ago when I dug into this topic for a thesis. Back then I analyzed this incredible resource (warning: clicking this link will load looots of images): http://blog.interfacevision.com/d
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by djedr 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Łódź, Poland | Remote Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: TypeScript/JavaScript + HTML + CSS, React, Node.js, Deno, Scala, Akka, Play, Front-end, Back-end, Full-stack, adaptable Résumé/CV: h
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by djedr 6y ago
Location: Łódź, Poland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment Technologies: TypeScript/JavaScript + HTML + CSS, React, Node.js, Deno, Scala, Akka, Play, Front-end, Back-end, Full-stack, adaptable Résumé/CV
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by djedr 6y ago
> I often notice the precision with which he used language. Indeed. Hard to find an inaccuracy, even when he's talking about some details of technical subjects. He had an exceptional ability to translate between the spiritual and th
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by djedr 6y ago
He would definitely dig that. Curiously, I was drawn to this thread because I was just listening to him today, talking about crystals and the nature of reality. He would go thru so many topics in such detail and clarity, it's incredibl
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by djedr 6y ago
Stimulation, increased energy, elevated mood and self-confidence, a nice toasty feeling afterwards, quicker cooling after exercise, optimum alertness achieved faster in the day if done early. Definitely lots of psychological benefits. I do
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by djedr 6y ago
Thanks for the link. Also found this on cold showers: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5025014/ | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25705182
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by djedr 6y ago
Huh, never associated that with Slavic culture. Cool word, "zakalka". In Polish there is "hartowanie" ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hartowa%C4%87 ), same meaning and also used in the context of exp
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by djedr 6y ago
I've seen some clips of his interview on the Joe Rogan podcast. I didn't catch the cold bath part. I imagine a cold bath means immersing most of your body in water. So another variant. Theory sounds plausible. Curious if you happe
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by djedr 6y ago
yeah, definitely it works like this; it has a stimulating effect in many ways better than a coffee, although not pleasant like a slap in the face helps you locate your socks, to quote a classic but yeah, no reason why just taking cold showe
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by djedr 6y ago
wow, an exceptional character what caught my attention is that when asked about his secret to longevity, he said that he eats lots of fruit and takes cold showers not the first time I'm hearing about cold showers being beneficial; been
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by djedr 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback, good idea. Will do! I continue to redesign the website for the best presentation. This is the second iteration. All feedback is very welcome. The bullet points and differently sized brackets are purely syntax highli
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by djedr 6y ago
https://www.tree-annotation.org/ minimal universal syntax alternatives to JSON, XML, and S-expressions slowly baking on top
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by djedr 6y ago
https://www.tree-annotation.org/ minimal universal syntax on top of that building notations for data (like JSON), markup (like XML/HTML), and source code (like S-expressions) to me it's beautiful and feels like a
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by djedr 6y ago
See my reply to benrbray above.
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by djedr 6y ago
> Care to back up this claim with examples? To me, it sounds like you're advocating for linguistic relativism [1], which doesn't really hold up to our modern understanding of language and thought. As I said in another comment,
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by djedr 6y ago
I think it goes both ways: language shapes mind and mind shapes language. It's a feedback loop.
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by djedr 6y ago
My amateur observations, I wonder what others think: English is already something of a standard for international communication I think, at least in some domains. It looks like a successor to Latin in many regards. Nonetheless I don't

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