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by hbbio 2y ago
Was ready for a comparison between Sun and Psion! PS: Had both
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by hbbio 2y ago
Extremely grateful for IA indeed, and as you say they have more scans that for sure are super useful for research, LLM training, etc. Like this: https://archive.org/details/landau-and-lifshitz-physics-text... Where Lib
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by hbbio 2y ago
Looks like the publishers are doing their best for libgen/ipfs to succeed. Makes you wonder: Do they even have data on their business growth factors? I don't but I'd guess that: 1. nobody is printing downloaded books 2. inste
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by hbbio 2y ago
Use yt-dlp and a frontend like tartube?
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by hbbio 2y ago
Someone has a (3d render?) better concept indeed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nGCihgndng (the original page is now 404)
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by hbbio 2y ago
Or that one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nGCihgndng
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by hbbio 2y ago
That's not a good comparison imho. Programming languages are formal. Otherwise you're talking about programming prompts for a LLM. And the resulting program may vary.
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by hbbio 2y ago
Super interesting topic and awesome book overall! I may be nitpicking, but any teaching material with JavaScript poor coding practices can hurt both humans and LLMs. 1. When you don't reassign a variable it's a `const` 2. for (let
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by hbbio 2y ago
GitHub link is not public yet? https://github.com/HVision-NKU/StoryDiffusion
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by hbbio 3y ago
Sorry, that's not how security works.
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by hbbio 3y ago
As the article says, Ethereum needs to move down 60% for them to be liquidated. This is unlikely to happen overnight (if they are finance pros, they do compute probabilistic models), leaving them time to unwind their position when situation
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by hbbio 3y ago
It's not, because the risk is calculated. Finance has been doing the same for ages, so these people may come from a very traditional finance background...
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by hbbio 3y ago
Private? Meta must collect tons of data!
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Show HN: Cells is a functional reactive store compatible with Svelte(github.com)
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Cells, a new functional and reactive programming library for Svelte(medium.com)
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by hbbio 3y ago
It's fully made in Rust with a GUI in Rust so it should be multiplatform with a few contributions. There are just packages for OSX for now... you know open source means you can build your own now, and that may be exactly why they relea
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by hbbio 3y ago
Yes, until civil war. I dunno if TikTok should be banned, but Nepal motives are truthful.
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by hbbio 3y ago
"in my opinion to be way more likely" I have no data but still, here's my bias.
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by hbbio 3y ago
So quickly 10 years in the making.
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by hbbio 3y ago
In the Gnome IDE dept., mentions to two other options which are ported to gtk4 that brings GPU acceleration - https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Builder - https://github.com/Lyude/neovim-gtk
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by hbbio 3y ago
This is why in ancient Athenian democracy, sortition was the traditional and primary method for appointing political officials. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
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by hbbio 3y ago
This comes years after Ethereum...
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by hbbio 3y ago
Ethereum emerged as a competitor as it introduces programmable smart contracts over Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a distributed ledger of amounts or limited storage, while Ethereum executes programs . Also, BSC is just one of the numerous Ethereum
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by hbbio 3y ago
There is always jargon somewhere and blockchains are complex systems: As it is a "distributed giant computer protocol" there are always debate on enshrined in protocol (as built-in vs implemented with the existing primitives), acc
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by hbbio 3y ago
Will the CLI be renamed to `tofu`?
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by hbbio 3y ago
I know, that was from the article. > Astro 3.0 is the first major web framework to support the View Transitions API.
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by hbbio 3y ago
I don't know exactly who is the "first" but Svelte just announced this a few days ago: https://svelte.dev/blog/view-transitions
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by hbbio 3y ago
> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. Edit: The fact that it can break existing extensions is something important, and a great discussion here. Another title could have b
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by hbbio 3y ago
It would be better to have the original title, not one bashing Gnome, so "Extensions in GNOME 45". Of course, switching to ESM modules is a thing to do and nobody objects against that.
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by hbbio 3y ago
Good point! Honestly don't think too much about it... probably I should care more. Just tend to change places regularly and run/swim daily. Also, I keep quite a large font to be able to be further away from the screen and having a

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