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by globuous 7y ago
They're worth that much because they get ads in front of people and because its cheaper than manually and intelligently target ads like newspapers used to. Not because of its effectiveness nor its quality. Adtech is the mac donalds of
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by globuous 7y ago
Why not just show adds not targeted for a particular user, but rather for the audience targeted by the media outlet in the first place? If the NYT or whatever started advertising for its audience, I wouldn't have shoes ads all over the
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by globuous 7y ago
wooow, so can we think of Black as outputing a projection of your source code in some space ?
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by globuous 7y ago
That and it also saves our fingers' lives. Seriously, formatting code "by hand" just hurts. I highestly recommend anyone concerned about developing rsi to start autoformatting their code.
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by globuous 7y ago
Then you might be interested in this book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Engineering_of_Consent The advertising industry comes from war propaganda from what I understand. So using advertising to sell goods is actua
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by globuous 7y ago
really good work !! I had a great laugh reading generated text from Trump and Obama ^^
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by globuous 7y ago
And this guy also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14543536 (which comes with this: https://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/standards.html#Reading-No... )
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by globuous 7y ago
And org exporter to odf which i assume gdpcs and word read by now !
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by globuous 7y ago
Yeah, but it also says "in a unique way" and 1 breaks that since it sends any other number to itself under multiplication. So maybe a prime number also has the property that it sends any other number not to itself when multiplied
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by globuous 7y ago
Nice to see some lisp lovers in the frontend world. How does clojure handle types though, how would you argue with a typescripter for clojure rather than typescript ?
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by globuous 7y ago
I'm currently studying traffic with using reinforcement learning with: - Microscopic simulator: https://sumo.dlr.de/index.html - Flow (abstraction of RLlib and Sumo): https://flow-project.github.io/ Ha
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by globuous 7y ago
Metro networks, airports and universities are also very good examples of architectural structures that have been or will be built over many generations. Metro networks are particularly good examples because they truly are built from rock un
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by globuous 7y ago
Or just a cigarette thrown out partially lite in a trash scan full of wood dust
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by globuous 7y ago
Going off of table support: - org mode is at least as powerful as excel thanks to gnu cal or straight up lisp - org mode tables are nuts in the sense that you can refer to cells from your text (paragraphs, titles etc). Its neat because it m
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by globuous 8y ago
That being said, ESA landed on a comet. Which is arguably a much harder shot to make ;) literally, you shoot, wait a decade, and cross your fingers during landing ^^
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by globuous 8y ago
I love to quote Beauvoir's plato page [1], which is particularly well written I find (emph mine), and relates very well to what you've just brought up: "Before The Second Sex, the sexed/gendered body was not an object of
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by globuous 8y ago
Agreed, sometimes just copying the formula takes very long and you don't want to be making mistakes. Also, sometimes wording for explanation takes me long enough that I miss a few sentences from my lecturer. The best I think is still t
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by globuous 8y ago
same on my gentoo with FF and nvidia proprietary drivers. A simple reboot was enough though
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by globuous 8y ago
There is bépo [1] for french users, I'm currently learning it (it's been 5 days and i'm still soooo slow). What's nice with it is that the special chars are on alt-grad + left hand which is nice for coding (thumb vs pink
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Releasing Transient (Magit-Popup Successor)(emacsair.me)
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by globuous 8y ago
This reminds me of RMS: "I find it bizarre that people use the term "coding" to mean programming. For decades, we used the word "coding" for the work of low-level staff in a business programming team. The designer w
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by globuous 8y ago
Wooow !! I've been looking for this for years !! Currently using emacs + dwm. I'll check out EXWM see if it can beat my current workflow :D
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by globuous 8y ago
I use it all the time as well and know many people that do. It was no longer than yesterday that I discovered it worked in a jupyter notebook ! So I assume enough people use it that it was integrated
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by globuous 8y ago
I mean, github does too. Some projects have 0 stars, some have 16k; some have 0 contribs, some have thousands; some have no forks, some have hundred. You know what I mean ? All these variables are a pretty good measure of recognition, I che
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by globuous 8y ago
There's hexl-mode for emacs that's pretty cool as well: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Ed...
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by globuous 8y ago
Really ? How do you generate HTML code in a composable way then ? Or is it that you just prefer the pseudo lisp way with createEl ?
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by globuous 8y ago
Me too, the Spacemacs layers are really nice actually. Java and Scala ain't gonna keep me away from dired, macros, magit, org, nor my favorite shortcuts :D Speaking of, I had a Spark lab for school and it was too powerful for my machin
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by globuous 8y ago
Actually, that's how comments and links are ranked on this very website. Moreover, still on this very website, not everyone can downvote, and the threshold is a quantitative measure of likes. So literally, you comment's font color
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by globuous 8y ago
So like daycare ? :D
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by globuous 8y ago
The otherday, I realized that slugging a string is a projection ! It's a surjective map with a reduction of dimensions (aka I give you a slug and in nearly all cases you won't be able to find the original string), and is idempoten

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