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by doubloon 3y ago
so there is a program processing a bunch of text containing 8 bit numbers and the way they process it is to have a single call to func() over and over for every small string length 1 to 3?
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by doubloon 3y ago
at my company this is all very easy. there is no version control of any kind and also no automated testing. solves a lot of problems.
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by doubloon 3y ago
I'll see your MicroMac and raise you http://headgap.com/ which is still fully operational
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by doubloon 3y ago
"reasons why Oxide has a business #12390"
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by doubloon 3y ago
The main thing I recall about TP was that it came with simple, easy to understand code examples for every function that were organized logically and easy to find and use. So as a teenager who barely understood basic I could teach myself TP
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by doubloon 3y ago
i am so confused. "you are given a string and it's length".. i dont understand. is the string like "1,1,22,2,189,3,12,2,120,3" ???
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by doubloon 3y ago
sorry for your loss
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by doubloon 3y ago
weird to remember when universities gave people web pages and let them remain, even after they left. the owner has apparently passed away. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/bostonglobe/name/david-...
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by doubloon 3y ago
exactly. i predict some kind of 'chat gpt shell' in the near future.
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by doubloon 3y ago
i forgot how brutal this game is. almost every explosion has a human body flying through the air, sometimes multiple. you basically go bomb buildings, there is no concept of civilian vs military targets. your job is to completely obliterate
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by doubloon 3y ago
i had no idea how to use digikey until I watched Lady Ada do it on an Adafruit video tutorial. compared to a lot of other web interfaces, its not exactly intuitive but once i got the hang of it its nice.
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by doubloon 3y ago
my question is - since combinators have no variables, can you use this process to turn a piece of functional programming language code directly into an optimized circuit board using logic gates ?
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by doubloon 3y ago
EVs would not exist unless Toyota had partnered with Matsushita to bring the Toyota Production System philosophy into the production of vehicle size batteries in the 1990s as part of the G21 project to build a car for the future. Getting th
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by doubloon 3y ago
"it's a big club, and you ain't in it" - George Carlin
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by doubloon 3y ago
Nazi is literally short for National Socialist
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by doubloon 3y ago
"When a worker presented a solution to fix the issue, they were reprimanded that shutting it down would slow production output." There is an entire book about this called The Machine that Changed the World, written in 1990. It is
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by doubloon 3y ago
ok that is .... im kind of dumbstruck. this product is absolutely incredible, its like Jarvis from Iron Man but its free? Thank you
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by doubloon 3y ago
i pay for GPT-4 and (for my limited uses) it is actually better, because it has the 'sources' on the right side of the screen. the font and colors are also nicer. i have asked GPT-4 how it knows certain things and it is like pulli
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by doubloon 3y ago
i am confused. i ask phind questions and it says its using phind v8 model in the responses. i go to click subscribe and it says "30 best model uses per day (GPT-4)" phind seems like its as good (if not better) than GPT-4 for my pa
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by doubloon 3y ago
it's weird how much i love the fonts from my childhood. these new fonts are cool but i dont have that weird emotional connection
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by doubloon 3y ago
we already have that, it's called nature parks
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by doubloon 3y ago
Monoculture is a security and resiliency risk whether it is in technological or in biological systems. You do not know the optimum because you do not know the threats.
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by doubloon 3y ago
yup, exactly what my situation is and a bunch of my colleagues. A large percentage of modern physical workplaces are purposely designed to isolate people from each other for security reasons, but they keep pushing Work in Office for the &qu
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by doubloon 3y ago
in other news, Wolves have disbanded their Sheep Safety team.
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by doubloon 3y ago
further radicalizing the open source movement. this was a massive deal with linux people back then since it threatened to shut linux off the internet, which would kill it. (if you take the idea to the extreme as young people do, that every
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by doubloon 3y ago
Impressive. Let's see Paul Allen's mono.
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by doubloon 3y ago
IBM had a cursive font for typewriters
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by doubloon 3y ago
that would be funny if true, had never made the connection.
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by doubloon 3y ago
well depends on how you interpret, could take '0' to mean 'stay where you are' or you could mean it 'go west' or whatever. but yes.
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by doubloon 3y ago
So "Chemistry, the central science" did not convince you?

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