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by eggy 5y ago
Yes, I thought the same thing in finding it easier on my eyes/quick perception of the site. I do think the UK and some other countries do a better job of presenting data compared to the CDC. It's pretty much agreed that the rate o
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by eggy 5y ago
I was only listening, but it was fun! I listened to the plane landing that my older children were on when coming to visit me. What amazes me about your project is to put focus on things we take for granted going over our heads all the time.
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by eggy 5y ago
I actually subscribed for a while to SP, but I didn't like having to be connected to the internet to run it. I own two TBOS editions, and it scratches my Haskell, Lisp, Forth (because Klambda), and Prolog itch. I've toyed with the
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by eggy 5y ago
A thought experiment leapt to mind on how one would triangulate (septangulate!) your location based on heading, time, flight information, and their intersections. I suppose you could get within a 100 meters? Very cool photos! When I lived i
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by eggy 5y ago
I agree in contrast to the previous reply I made. I still play with Shen, and I would love to see SICP in Shen, since Shen has ben implemented for many languages including JavaScript, but it's still a Lisp. I should try my hand at it i
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by eggy 5y ago
First they replace Scheme with Python for their CS classes, and now SICP in JavaScript! Isn't this another portent from Nostradamus about the coming of the end of the world?
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by eggy 5y ago
I have a similar story. I had the BAT chorded keyboard back in the 90s/2000s. I tried the Georgi and others to do one-handed chording. I went down the mechanical keyboard rabbit hole only to discover pretty keyboards with poor ergonomi
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by eggy 5y ago
Next they'll throttle internet speeds for miners like was proposed to slow down HFT, which now can place an order in the time it takes a photon to go 90 ft [2016 reference]. Just make the card the best it can be, meet the demand, and m
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by eggy 5y ago
Quality of life over quantity should be a metric somehow. Sure the internet and access for more people should raise the bar, but I am not sure about that. A lot of noise out there. Yes, an average life expectancy of 78 years in the US, soun
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by eggy 5y ago
Didn't know how to make link clickable other than in comments, since I did not submit with URL initially: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_4Fb7mOtDc
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LisPi #0 – Lisp environment on bare metal [YouTube]
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by eggy 5y ago
I have been playing with it, and it is fine. I run into particular issues with some things, but they are usually easy to figure out or seek help on. I do like the syntax and installing packages, e.g.: v install ui
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by eggy 5y ago
Virtual doesn't work the way they have implemented it. If the same problems exist that you list: "teacher/substitute teacher shortage (staffing issue)" they don't assign, permit, and administer the virtual classes a
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by eggy 5y ago
Funny, I followed longnow for a while, and I never saw it, but that was a while ago. A lot of cool people on the project.
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by eggy 5y ago
I am glad you have declared the time for reasonable doubt is over. How about this: Would it be reasonable to say there should be long-term random trial studies instead of no saying no short-term side effects have occurred, yet, since that i
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by eggy 5y ago
I don't know. I like small and minimal, synonymous with Fabrice Bellard (TCC and QuickJS!), and I am glad the herd of elephants wasn't dragged in the door! But then again, I am not a front end dev or a full-time coder; I have been
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by eggy 5y ago
OK,I'll bite. Why the leading zero before the four-digit year?
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by eggy 5y ago
Some of my fellow rope access technicians make their living on these things. They are employed full time going all over and patching blades damaged from normal wear and errant objects. The anecdote is that the engineers designed the blades
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by eggy 5y ago
The one block for me is that I work on Windows, Linux, and Mac, and I don't like using Cygwin or MinGW with Windows. I am using Corman Lisp on my Windows machine for Windows-specific stuff and Jane before I heard of Owl and Otus Lisp.
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by eggy 5y ago
Wow, thanks for those links. I am well acquainted with Lisp, but I never stumbled upon these. The video was great too. I have played with Wasp Lisp which is very cool and the Wasp VM. And checkout how it can spawn drone nodes on different m
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by eggy 5y ago
I love Gateron Oranges. I've had both Cherry Browns and the Gateron Browns, and I actually prefer the Gaterons. I couldn't give you a quantitative answer, but I swapped them into the same hot-swappable keyboard and I liked the Gat
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by eggy 5y ago
I agree. I am not vaccinating my healthy 2 year-old or 6 year-old child. There's no rational reason at this point. Vaccinated and boosted people can get the grandparents sick too. What has caught me off guard these past few years is tr
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by eggy 5y ago
Given the CDC projected that more than 146 million estimated total infections of Americans with 1 in 4.0 (95% UI* 3.4 – 4.7) COVID–19 infections reported[1] I think the fraction of those vaccinated and developing myocarditis is even larger
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by eggy 5y ago
Andrew Kelley should re-write it and call it ZiggEd!
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by eggy 5y ago
Yes, I use Raylib for toy games, and for toy apps. Raygui, the Raylib gui library, is an immediate-mode-gui. It doesn't seem to hog any resources for the frame updates, but I lower it for apps where I don't need very high refresh
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by eggy 5y ago
@manwe150 I believe vaccinated or naturally immune people can exhibit ADE, and they don't have enough data yet to differentiate or quantify it [1]. It's variants like Delta and Omicron that may cause the production of inflammatory
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by eggy 5y ago
I am going to have to try Lean. I find I sometimes fall into the trap of wanting the ideal tool or solution when good enough will get me further. The little I've looked at Lean so far, has been encouraging from when I tried to play wit
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by eggy 5y ago
I have copies of Newton's PM, W&R's Pricipia and The Elements for post-apocalyptic reading ;) For someone with little computational theorem proving, but not new to real analysis, would it be best to start with Lean vs. Coq? I
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by eggy 5y ago
Yes, I actually liked VS Code a lot, and I was an emacs user before that. MSVS is pretty good too. I am still using F# here and there for small, personal projects but I use my iPad Pro (2015) with Frank Kruger's [1] Continuous app[2],
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by eggy 5y ago
That's a shame. It's a great location. Near Manhattan, but it has that 'other' feeling, but maybe that's me. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, and RI was always 'other'!

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