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Interview with a Transformer(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
A lot of places still have pretty slow/unreliable internet. Developing countries often end up being basically mobile-only because it requires less infrastructure, but mobile-only doesn't mean 4G in such places. Other times, relati
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by enkiv2 7y ago
It's not particularly hard to check out the source & run it on your own machine. For those who don't know how to use git or are afraid of the command line, there's TalkToTransformer.
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by enkiv2 7y ago
It's running the latest model to be released, which is 774M. Since the initial announcement, larger models have been released every few months, so we're on track to have the full model released by 2020. (This is what OP is literal
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by enkiv2 7y ago
There's AmigaGuide ( http://code.iamkate.com/articles/amigaguide/ , most screenshots look like they have a dark theme but generally not purple/pink). Dark theme with purple/pink sounds like the windo
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by enkiv2 7y ago
They don't seem to be regular FC employees, but I also don't think they're bots. Instead, they appear to be humans with a limited understanding of english who are required to reply based on a manual (like call-center workers)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
Yeah, if this makes front page the odds are nearly 100% that paid amazon shills will fill the comments -- and odds are greater than 50% that it already has been.
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HN&Lo(gerikson.com)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
Higgs has another book, perhaps even more philosophically aligned with discordianism, called "Stranger than We Can Imagine", which has as its thesis that the central defining trait of the 20th century was that it resisted making s
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A Player's Bill of Rights for Visual Novels(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
This week, I’m reading Nate Silver’s The Signal and the Noise. I picked this up after finishing Oliver Sacks’ The Mind’s Eye last week – both are hauls from a library book sale a couple years ago. I also recently read Don't Look Now An
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by enkiv2 7y ago
Depth cannot be gained without breadth & vice versa. Knowledge isn't tree-shaped but web-shaped.
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Common misconceptions programmers have about lists of common misconceptions(medium.com)
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Alan Kay's answer to ‘what are some forgotten books programmers should read?’(quora.com)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
The cleanest real/nontrivial code I've seen is the plan9 implementation of the standard unix command line tools.
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by enkiv2 7y ago
Were notebook interfaces (like jupyter & mathematica) not, in practice, so reliant on web-tech, they'd be a good heir to the command line / REPL lineage (in line with the mouse-aware command line that, ex., plan9 has). On the
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Bots Were Born from Spam (2016)(medium.com)
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Stories I Will Not Write(lord-enki.net)
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Ted Nelson's Hypercast(youtube.com)
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A List of Band Names(lord-enki.net)
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A List of Bad(?) Ideas(lord-enki.net)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
When I was brought onto the project, he made sure I was OK with working on patent-encumbered designs & possibly closed-source code, specifically because of his experience with the GZZ developer. It's a misunderstanding he learned f
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Practical Type Inference Based on Success Typing (2006) [pdf](it.uu.se)
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by enkiv2 7y ago
I am the author of [4]. Regarding your first question: ZigZag is not really intended for large shared multi-user stuff. It's not supposed to scale huge . We have completely different data structures for translit (i.e., the hypertext p
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by enkiv2 7y ago
> It all sounds a though it aught to be great and wonderful, but I can't actually visualise how it would be useful every day. What actual value would I get out of it, constantly on an ongoing basis? There are a couple of releases yo
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by enkiv2 7y ago
It's not true that he killed GZZ. He had filed the patent already, & the GZZ developer (who had previously been working closely with Ted) dropped the project when he heard that a patent existed. (As far as I am aware, all patents f
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by enkiv2 7y ago
vim, git, zsh, screen, htop. If it's a binary distro, then the whole gnu build toolchain + autotools. After that, fortune & netfilters.
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by enkiv2 7y ago
I'll do you one better, and give you a whole bibliography: http://pcp.vub.ac.be/CSBOOKS.html Some of the books on that list aren't readily available, because as cybernetics went out of style they went out of print
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by enkiv2 7y ago
Are you talking about the 2nd edition of "Design for a Brain"? There are embarassingly many cybernetics books this could refer to (particularly from the midcentury)...
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Show HN: Fern: a curses-based mastodon client(github.com)
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