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by hrldcpr 1y ago
I wrote down this little numerical observation, which people here may or may not also find interesting
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Reverse Twins(x.st)
5 points by hrldcpr 1y ago|1 comments
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by hrldcpr 1y ago
you'll probably enjoy this tiny screen embedded in a LEGO brick https://youtu.be/6wBrOV2FJM8
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by hrldcpr 1y ago
In case anyone else missed the original paper (and discussion): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44203562
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by hrldcpr 1y ago
The article does also mention other bribes they've given recently, including $1 million to Trump
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by hrldcpr 2y ago
The base 2 list is even shorter.
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by hrldcpr 2y ago
This was just for fun; there are more useful Emoji Kitchen websites, including one that open-sources their crawl of all the images, which made this project much easier. Hat tip to Xavier Salazar! https://github.com/xsalazar&
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by hrldcpr 2y ago
I was curious to see all of Google's Emoji Kitchen emoji combinations at once, so I put 137,943 of them in a really big grid (using libvips, which handles absurdly large images very well) and then made that deep-zoomable with openseadr
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Every Emoji Kitchen combination in one giant image(x.st)
4 points by hrldcpr 2y ago|2 comments
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by hrldcpr 2y ago
for the record I was able to watch without logging in, on Firefox Linux
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by hrldcpr 2y ago
My Haskell is rusty—what does this line do? type Burrito = Meat option * Ingredient list Does `*` create a tuple type? Do lowercase `option` and `list` somehow specify `Option` and `List` types?
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
This seems to be based entirely on 15 days' worth of data from the first month of the war. That seems insufficient to me, for such a confident claim.
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
This is just a press release, but they link to the actual report, which goes into more detail, such as specifically calling out C and C++ https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Final-...
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
Mind elaborating on this? I've always used Raspbian and am interested in hearing about the downsides.
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
My favorite periodic table is the subtly fake one from the BBC science parody Look Around You https://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/lookaroundyou/series1/periodic....
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
Just use the spacebar, or really any key other than arrows.
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
Yup if you scroll to the bottom of the Computed tab, it shows the "Rendered Fonts".
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
I like the phrase "in a civilized fashion", I wonder what he means by that—no chatbots?
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
In case anyone else was wondering, the "MWh/acre" stats near the beginning are per year. Here they are converted to units that I find more meaningful: "...a nuclear power plant can generate over 6,507 kW/acre compar
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
I was also confused by the gallery at the top. You have to scroll for a while to get to a description and video (on mobile anyway)
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
I'd never thought of it quite like that, in terms of rich beggars versus poor beggars. Thanks for sharing.
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by hrldcpr 3y ago
Some commenters on HN and Twitter were curious how I made the spinning diagrams in a previous thing I wrote, so 8 months later I finally wrote down an explanation. (Previous HN thread here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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Spinning Diagrams with CSS(x.st)
954 points by hrldcpr 3y ago|42 comments
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Switzerland Is Paying Poorer Nations to Cut Emissions on Its Behalf(nytimes.com)
8 points by hrldcpr 4y ago|26 comments
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Rouge syntax highlighter removed support for Solidity “pyramid scheme”(github.com)
8 points by hrldcpr 4y ago|2 comments
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by hrldcpr 4y ago
https://docs.sympy.org/ is down …seems like a lame move for a programming-oriented company. The takedown message is here – https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2022/04/202
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HackerRank (YC S11) DMCA'ed the SymPy Docs [fixed](github.com)
921 points by hrldcpr 4y ago|330 comments
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Let's remove Quaternions from every 3D Engine (2018)(marctenbosch.com)
145 points by hrldcpr 5y ago|38 comments