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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I think you've nailed why copilot is so exciting, so irresponsible, yet so not novel. The other comment in this thread who compares it to tab complete gets it too — tab complete is a dialogue as well, as is every "utterance&quot
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
James Stanley did that last year -- using magnets! https://incoherency.co.uk/blog/stories/autopatzer.html
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
The paper linked in the article is titled "CRISPR-Cas9 In Vivo Gene Editing for Transthyretin Amyloidosis." That's close enough to your proposed title. If what you're looking for is a technical research paper meant for p
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
It's so wonderful seeing the images slowly pop into existence like that!
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
You're kind of begging the question when you take "The 40 hour/week company will get more done" as a given, because that is exactly what's at stake here, isn't it? People upthread are theorizing that those extr
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
People brave deserts to come here because life is a little bit more tolerable in the imperial core [1] than in the regions that the core extracts natural resources and cheap human labor from. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
What lettergram wrote is very beautiful and moving prose in the abstract, but as you note, the reality of life in America if you are poor is incredibly ugly and painful (and not in a "healthy" way that spurs growth, unless you are
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
It's cool and reassuring that YC has no principles or morals other than "monkeys strong together"
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Yep, there are vertical lines that intersect the curve at only two points. In that case there is a special "infinity" point (also known as zero). See page 21 in this presentation which I think explains it a little bit better: htt
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
You've got it. The entire concept is incoherent, and if you're confused by it or if it seems useless, then you're correct. It's incredible seeing people constantly shift their position and contradict themselves trying to
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
“we must above all rid ourselves of the very Western, very bourgeois and therefore contemptuous attitude that the masses are incapable of governing themselves. In fact, experience proves that the masses understand perfectly the most complic
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I think most kids back then, just like most kids today, weren't/aren't super into computers or hacking. But the young teens I've met who do enjoy this stuff are seriously impressive -- some know rust, or machine learni
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Perhaps it's a period a long pause or a period of silence for you , but to assume that's the case for everyone who's not a hospital worker is incredibly naive and harmful.
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
I suppose the difference is that JSC can only execute javascript (an interface which is relatively self-contained and which Apple can control) and not arbitrary machine instructions?
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Yes, that's a major point in Weber's original formulation of the Protestant work ethic—the secularization of those values and practices. In other words, the puritans wanted to live this way; we have to. If the phenomenon seems
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Shader translation benchmark on Dota2/Metal(gfx-rs.github.io)
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Show HN: Hold down the hyphen key to charge up a longer and longer dash(jse.li)
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
Signal is complying with the law in this case, and the lack of information in their response is not "thwarting law enforcement for its own sake" but the entire purpose of end-to-end encryption. Software that allows the possibili
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by eat_veggies 5y ago
The spaceX rockets use node for parts of their user interface—which is as close to the spirit of "mission critical" as you can get
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
Here's a (probably non exhaustive) list I found https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-hosting_(compilers)#List_...
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
It wasn't random stuff pulled out of thin air -- it's a well researched paper that cites 158 academic sources. Of course it will seem weak if you will dismiss its arguments and evidence out of hand rather than critically engaging
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
This is also possible to do over the browser (just one-way communication, unfortunately) using dns-prefetch tags: https://github.com/veggiedefender/browsertunnel
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
Initial impressions: Looks like a relatively new project -- only 59 commits, all by one person, starting from last September. And based on a GitHub search for "ficusjs," it seems that no other projects mention it. It's only a
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
I hope that's the case! And if it is, then I apologize to cup
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
can you explain to me what it means to be politicized, and which claims you find questionable?
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
I know you're asking this to try to downplay her remarkable achievements. But her parent is a single mother [1] who's an insurance agent [2]. [1] https://wsspaper.com/65234/news/qa-with-science-talent-sea
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
Everyone should be allowed to find work, but that does not mean everyone is entitled to a highly visible leadership position of an organization that (presumably) represents a good chunk of the free software development community
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
on the topic of web rings, check out this little webring I built for github profile readmes a few months back: https://octo-ring.com/ Here's what the widget looks like on your profile -- there are some wild markdown
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
They edited it after I and other commenters pointed it out. It used to directly refer to Dr Seuss.
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by eat_veggies 6y ago
I agree with most of this comment, and how "Amazon Managed Blockchain" is ridiculous. But it's not censorship, and it's certainly not Amazon doing the censorship, when Dr. Seuss's own estate decides not to publish s

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