geokon

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by geokon 9mo ago
1. It's an important problem, but I think this just isn't done at the Record layer. Nor can you? You'd probably want to do that on the person-key->username service (which would have some log-in and way to tie two keys to o
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by geokon 9mo ago
Sure, you'd have something like: {:record {:person-key **public-key** :type :twitter-post :message "My friend {:person-key **danabramov-public-key**} suggested I make this on this HN post {
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by geokon 9mo ago
This was a nice intro to AT (though I feel it could have been a bit shorter) The whole things seems a bit over engineered with poor separation of concerns. It feels like it'd be smarter to flatten the design and embed everything in the
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by geokon 9mo ago
I wrote my last message and then thought "oh gosh, it's so long, no one will read it". But I'm glad to find someone thinking about similar problems :)) > It's the middle ground: you opt-in to memoization where it
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by geokon 9mo ago
- "don't compose well when you need orthogonal behavior" ah okay, you've actually hit this case. I guess I haven't done anything gnarly enough to encounter this > Pathom is interesting for data-driven architectur
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by geokon 9mo ago
I only have a limited experience with GUI Widgets - by using JavaFX through `cljfx` - vui.el seems like the right idea - You have a widget library, and then you add state management, you add layout management etc. It's sort of a blessi
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by geokon 9mo ago
Am I understanding it correctly. So internally if a company is using a competitor's stolen data directly, then if anyone finds out they're in legal trouble. But if they train a model and then use the model, then they're in th
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by geokon 9mo ago
i dont see what the problem is. AI is mostly irrelevant. okay they scrape your data.. but then what? If the data isn't offically published and doesnt have a DOI, anything built on that wont be accepted Some people scrape charts in publ
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by geokon 9mo ago
the databases exist, for instance: https://www.pangaea.de/ what you need is people uploading data in consistent well documented formats. There are all sorts or projects that do this, but there is a strong incentive to not u
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by geokon 9mo ago
Working in geology, I find the opposite problem. Field work is so highly valued that we're at a place where we have so much data and not enough people really working and analyzing it. My general impression is that in some subfields wor
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by geokon 9mo ago
It's interesting to contrast with Wikipedia. I'm not deeply involved with either, so I'm talking out of my ass and would be curious to hear other people's thoughts here. But Wikipedia has gone to great lengths to make th
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by geokon 10mo ago
what specifically did you have issues with? i made a GUI with cljfx which uses JavaFX and I didnt really hit any issues (save for i have one bug on startup that ive had trouble ironing out). The app is snappy and feels as native as anything
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by geokon 10mo ago
Honor strangely enough doesnt make any efforts to really support Linux The machine quality is pretty damn good, but Huawei machines are still better. Apple level of quality. And Huawei releases their machines with Linux preinstalled The com
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by geokon 10mo ago
cant blame him. We're in a bit of a bananas situation where open source isnt the antonym of closed source
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by geokon 10mo ago
Supposedly this is the bees knees and better than a stepper: https://www.flow-storm.org/ (haven't use it myself yet) But things like CIDER give you step debugging if you want. For whatever reason it always felt clunkie
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by geokon 10mo ago
not a native chinese speaker, but couldnt this have to do more with requiring qualifiers? There seems to be a very strong preferrence to adding qualifiers, especially to single character words. And 不 is just one of them 很好 (very good) is st
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by geokon 10mo ago
plenty of other problems - They often render differently in different browsers and other renderers. It's very frustrating to get consistent results (like a PDF). In complex diagrams I'd say it's basically impossible - Rendere
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by geokon 10mo ago
Are there any gotchas you've come across? From the video tutorial is seems relatively straightforward. I guess the basis selection is a fundamental issue that will be problem-specific. I will have to try it with some concrete examples.
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by geokon 10mo ago
That was actually fantastic. The professor is quite goofy, but he really goes over everything from first principles and goes through a real example - constructing a solution without any cheating :)) I was a bit bummed out there weren't
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by geokon 10mo ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to run/emulate JVM bytecode on WASM instead of compiling Java to WASM? It seems like that'd be a much easier task. From a high level WASM and JVM byte code seems incredibly similar (though I'm
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by geokon 10mo ago
Can you recommend where to learn more about it? It looks like what I should be looking at.. hopefully not a rabbit hole :))
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by geokon 10mo ago
Do you have any good reference for compressed sensing? The high level description on wikipedia seems very compelling.. And would you say it'd be a huge task to really grok it?
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by geokon 10mo ago
Hmm, so if you wanted to make an AR app, or some audio processing app, would you do that in Flutter? All the projects I have in mind involve using the camera/microphone/gps etc. Looking at Dart sample projects it just seemed to be
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by geokon 10mo ago
On thing that is often overlooked but should be emphasized is that the considered frequencies are fixed values while the phase shifts are continuous values. This creates tons of downstream problems If your underlying signal is at frequency
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by geokon 10mo ago
Didn't Google win the lawsuit with Oracle? I never understood why they do not track the OpenJDK versions. I don't work on Android apps.. but it seems mildly insane to basically have a weird almost-Java where you aren't even s
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by geokon 11mo ago
This explanation is a lot more thorough and detailed (and there are no tidal bulges.. Common myth) https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/121830/does-eart...
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by geokon 11mo ago
If it's reversible, why not just store as JPEG XL and then convert back when it's served? Does it take a lot of processing time?
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by geokon 11mo ago
Also Hickory。。 https://github.com/clj-commons/hickory i feel hiccup indexed based magic is a common design pattern you see in early Clojure and its less common now (id say hiccup is the exception that lives on)
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by geokon 11mo ago
The problem is that the original statement is too black and white. We make tradeoffs based on costs and feasibility "if the program underperforms compared to humans and starts making a large amount of errors, the human who set up the p
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by geokon 11mo ago
What's worth emphasizing is that you're not marrying in to an ecosystem of libs. There are a lot of separate pieces that you can typically use separately. I do climate data work without most of Scicloj's tools, but I do use t

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