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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0YrCABCOEY
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Slides: https://github.com/CppNorth/CppNorth_Slides/blob/main/2024/K...
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Also MiniZinc, Gecode and OR-Tools are 3 ways of using SAT solvers that include good documentation and walkthroughs.
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Hey there, it is a little bit ambiguous what you mean by "find an algorithm that performs better". Do you mean in terms of runtime, or in the "quality" of the path? Sooner or later, someone will link to Amit's pages
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
This is still funny and true about the software profession at many levels, but specifically about electronic voting, I recently listened to this podcast about Venezuela's last election [0], which highlights how computer voting can be d
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
In the meanwhile, I found that enabling page transitions is a progressive enhancement tweak that can go a long way in making HTML replacement unnecessary in a lot of cases. 1) Add this to your css: @view-transition { navigation: auto;
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Chrome/Edge has a nice feature that I don't think Firefox includes. It allows you to quickly toggle between flex modes [1]. -- 1: https://imgur.com/a/17iy1eN
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
xstate and other libraries like it implement Harel's statecharts, which are an extension of FMSs with different semantics and composability (a.k.a. "hierarchy", where machines can embed other machines), so the relationship wi
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Both Terra and Extempore [1] implement the same basic idea, which is provide a way to generate performant machine code on the fly but keeping a language surface that feels like you are working with a dynamic language (Lua or Scheme correspo
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Just curious, is this with some particular dance company or studio/instructor?
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Not a bad idea! Maybe you could create a GH page with some public domain music for a demo.
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Thanks for the pointer! From the "outside" this looks like such a strange product. The landing page is very obscure and, together with the name of the service, I would automatically think this is a super old school product (being
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Storage is tricky... I know how to self-host software and get storage but I find it too much of a hassle to do it for me only, so I just have a folder in a google drive, which I need to migrate from soonish. Why do you think a Plex competit
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I’ve been searching for services that host personal music collections, but there doesn’t seem to be much available. I came across a product called Vox [1], which I might try. There are also plenty of self-hosted projects of varying quality
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
It’s funny how HN has a mix of people who think AGI is just around the corner, people trying to build/sell stuff that uses LLMs, and others who can’t stand LLM-generated content. Makes me wonder how much overlap there is between these
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Nice project! I was recently exploring LSPs for SQL. I have an idea to extend their functionality beyond static analysis into runtime data assistance, blending both static and runtime checks. For example, given these files: -- file1.s
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I guess I did not make the scope of the project clear. Both Matrix and XMPP specs add up to 100s of pages, 500 or so give or take. IRCv3 seems to be over 100 pages too. In comparison, Gemini is about 10 pages long or so. A bunch of people h
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
IRC is often romanticized, but after working with its protocol spec, I found it rather unsavory. Its unstructured message format looks like this: :User1 PRIVMSG User2 :Hello, are you receiving this message? While this might look fi
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
It is similar, but try this: * Open https://pyvideo.org/speakers.html and scroll down to the bottom. * Open https://www.rubyvideo.dev/speakers and do the same thing. The Python page loads instantly, while t
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
* Grab A, some software that can be compiled to Java bytecode [1]. * Grab B, some software that can run wasm [2]. * Run A on B. Just one example, since this "algorithm" can generate endless combinations! You could create some game
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Amazing project! I get the appeal to write an IDE from scratch, especially if you are already an expert in writing GUIs with your framework of choice! I wonder if it would make more sense to spend that time writing a language server protoco
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I think he mentioned $700 a month or something like that
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
A struggling guy, with a tech degree from Waterloo U, tried freelancing for years, but his income has always been inconsistent, with shady clients and projects that never went anywhere. He has a looming eviction coming and spends some time
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I’ve seen this type of extreme self-deprecating personal branding before, and I wonder if it actually benefits anyone. I get the author is trying to be honest and likely venting built-up frustrations. I skimmed the video, and I understand o
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Some ideas: Highlight the advantages of your service over DIY solutions prominently on your marketing site. The site looks great! but I think it could better focus on convincing developers to adopt your product vs just listing features. Con
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I thought this might be interesting to share and potentially useful for the author of Datafuel as a comparison. I recently built something similar for a small app [1]. I use Bun.js's fetch to crawl pages, process them with Mozilla’s Re
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
The most frustrating part of Kubernetes (and I like k8s) is its data schema story: * Go types are converted to Protobuf via go-to-protobuf. * Protobuf generates OpenAPI specs and JSONSchemas via kube-openapi. * Users rely on tools and DSLs
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
I think this approach would need adaptation for a classroom of younger students. "Younger learners" reminds me of the Montessori method: "self-directed exploration driven by children’s natural interests". A knowledge gra
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I made a relevant comment a bit ago, linking here to avoid spamming the same stuff :-) -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42294690
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by emmanueloga_ 2y ago
Is anyone here using YugabyteDB for high-availability Postgres? It seems like a compelling option: * Much closer to Postgres compatibility than CockroachDB. * A more permissive license. * Built-in connection manager [1], which should simpli

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