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by indeyets 4y ago
So, it is loosely the same as copilot? I understand that approach is a tad different, but result of converting natural language descriptions into code-changes should be comparable. And both are trained on large corpus of github sources Is t
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by indeyets 4y ago
There's a dormant proposal about this: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-do-expressions
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by indeyets 4y ago
My problem wit ORMs is that majority of them assumes 1–to-1 correspondence between table-rows and objects. And forces me to build a layer on top which glues pieces of object-graphs into higher level abstraction. I often feel that writing cu
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iA asks: How Much Would You Charge for iA Presenter?(ia.net)
3 points by indeyets 4y ago|1 comments
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by indeyets 4y ago
A very cool idea, but two things are a bit worrying: 1. “the camera could run for weeks on end” — i hoped it would run for years instead 2. It can transfer audio only 40 meters currently. They say they work on extending range, though. Would
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by indeyets 4y ago
I wonder if various proxy software (haproxy?) would be able to benefit from these new uring features.
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by indeyets 4y ago
This link seems to be active too http://cas.inf.ethz.ch/projects/a2/
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by indeyets 4y ago
Don't give them hints!
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by indeyets 4y ago
firewall by MAC-address
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by indeyets 4y ago
It's a bit sad, that "To get there, we plan to:" section consists only of marketing efforts, not R&D
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by indeyets 4y ago
well… you start it once and just use forever after that
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Critique of Blockchainism (via Cory Doctorow)(pluralistic.net)
1 points by indeyets 5y ago|0 comments
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by indeyets 5y ago
It happened really fast. X1 happened in may 1984, x6 in 1985 See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System#Origin_and_ear...
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by indeyets 5y ago
Joe's Own Editor is a thing since 1988 https://joe-editor.sourceforge.io/
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by indeyets 5y ago
Is there a non-weird part?
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by indeyets 5y ago
zstd would be great, indeed. it's much more performant and should be a great case for database
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by indeyets 5y ago
Eye strain is much lower on 4k because fonts are smoother. It's not about screen estate (but sometimes it is, if you really need it), but mostly about clarity and smoothness in 2x retina mode
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by indeyets 5y ago
There's previous discussion on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/pzo1v9/so_you_want_to... with important points
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by indeyets 5y ago
Real AI — fine by me. Those things we call "AI" these days — nonsense. Award should probably go to the creators of machine-learning approaches which led to Nobel-worthy advancement
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by indeyets 5y ago
Give slonik a try. It's a very nice step up from raw drivers https://github.com/gajus/slonik
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The Rise of Black Homeschooling(newyorker.com)
2 points by indeyets 5y ago|0 comments
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Crowdfunding for open-toolchain FPGA board(crowdsupply.com)
2 points by indeyets 6y ago|0 comments
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by indeyets 6y ago
Is there a corresponding patch utility? Can I generate compact diff file for changed dataset, distribute it and have people apply the difference on their side?
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by indeyets 6y ago
A lot of comments here, that tracking pixels are needed to check if recipient is actually getting messages. But couldn't you do the same via click-tracking? After all, email marketing is almost always about getting clicks
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by indeyets 6y ago
Well… if GitHub could fix their cookies so that they do not need to show any more modals, some of those 10,000 could too. https://github.blog/2020-12-17-no-cookie-for-you/
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by indeyets 6y ago
Clubhouse is next? Their ToS doesn't look EU-compliant either
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by indeyets 6y ago
Exactly. And Ruby methods are not even "functions with self" they are message-handlers. Like in Smalltalk or Objective-C. Different heritage
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by indeyets 6y ago
TL/DR: > 1. Hunspell is used almost everywhere and is taken for granted; > 2. It is much more complicated than one might naively expect; > 3. This complexity—and years of human work that was spent growing the project—is notori
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by indeyets 6y ago
Did you think about using dual licensing? GPL + Proprietary for paid users?
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by indeyets 6y ago
Exactly. It's a very important argument against calling it a solved problem. I believe the problem with hunspell is that it's very hard to get into fixing it (it's good, but it's not perfect) and spylls makes it feasible

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