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itishappy
5mo ago
Hurdle 1: Shoddy Logic <- Freedom of Speech Hurdle 2: Tyranny of Numbers <- Irreverence Hurdle 3: Miniaturization <- Pragmatic not Dogmatic Hurdle 4: Repeatability <- Meritocracy Hurdle 5: Sc
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5mo ago
Blue his house With a blue little window And a blue Corvette And everything is blue for him And himself and everybody around 'Cause he ain't got nobody to listen (to listen) https://www.you
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itishappy
6mo ago
Simple fix really, HEB should just open up stores up north.
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itishappy
6mo ago
Sounds impossible to enforce. The penalty for not paying is often catastrophic. The penalty for paying will have to be similarly impactful.
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itishappy
6mo ago
Honest question: how do state-sponsored attacks from China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia affect civilian life?
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itishappy
6mo ago
Fair point, SVGs are more portable. They're also more capable (and complicated). JSON Canvas is a more specific tool. Both of the following examples show the same thing, but the SVG representation doesn't convey the structure: JSO
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itishappy
6mo ago
If we're adding external interactivity, we're treating each as a custom DSL format and need to evaluate them as such: JSON Canvas: graph primitive easier to read, write, and reason about harder to render SVG:
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itishappy
6mo ago
It's not interactive for me: https://codepen.io/ItIsHappy/pen/vEXrXxg Yes, I'm being pedantic, but that was the point of my comment. SVGs aren't interactive by default, you need to bring your own in
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6mo ago
> To protect the privacy of our members, their data, and to ensure site stability, we do look for extensions that scrape data without members’ consent or otherwise violate LinkedIn’s Terms of Service. What a nightmare! Are your findings
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itishappy
6mo ago
It's interactive, for starters. You can do that with SVG, of course, but the boilerplate required would be larger than the `.canvas` file. You can externalize the boilerplate, but then you're no longer creating portable SVG files,
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itishappy
6mo ago
I suspect vibe coders might actually want you to consider turning to Claude for accountability and ownership rather than the human orchestrator. If your linter is able to action requests, then it probably makes sense to add too.
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itishappy
6mo ago
It's sending sound parameter information (e.g. filter cutoff at 12khz, resonance at 1.6, Q of 0.89) along with note information (e.g. start playing note A4 with velocity 80). You could absolutely use a MIDI CC channel to convey this in
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6mo ago
For better or worse... A single spreadsheet used locally is probably the best imaginable tool for answering "what if I changed that." That same sheet shared across an organization suddenly becomes a game of "what caused that
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itishappy
7mo ago
So, what does having inference done by NVIDIA directly add?
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7mo ago
> Can't you fucking do your homework beforehand, think your idea thoroughly, and then have at least a small written paragraphs about it before interrupting your colleagues. They never said they didn't. > Really, I am not a c
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itishappy
7mo ago
They could be! Here's a line from my local library's site: > Our auditoriums are provided as a public service for use by individuals, institutions, groups, organizations, and corporations for a small fee, when not being used fo
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itishappy
7mo ago
I'm colorblind, but I ended up getting a 0.0028 "much better than average" score. Hmm... Fun site! To promote some further reading: OKLab isn't actually a perceptually uniform colorspace. It's better than others, bu
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7mo ago
CPython (the compiler) is the most popular implementation of Python (the language) like GCC, Clang, and MSVC (compilers) are implementations of C (the language). Other Python implementations include PyPy, Jython, and IronPython. Nobody is
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7mo ago
Issues were all marked as fixed, but the first two still persist. The flickering in particular was fixed only on the logo example, but now exists on the Three D Light Source Position example as well. For issues, may I recommend a more "
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itishappy
7mo ago
Kinda? I can't help but notice that I'm not particularly worried about my friends or family being sent off to fight North Korea anytime soon.
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7mo ago
Bug reports: The entire Manim CE Logo example, the `x - x_1` text from the Brace Annotation example, all text from the Sin Cos Plot example, and the entire Heat Diagram example all flicker roughly once per second. The text looks rather fuz
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7mo ago
DART is an example of both an incredible NASA accomplishment and a SpaceX launch that left Earth orbit.
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itishappy
7mo ago
Is it clear how many SLS launches would be needed to subsume Starship's part of the mission?
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7mo ago
Skynet nukes humanity.
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7mo ago
For what benefit? A secret camera is not a deterrent as by definition it can only be used reactively.
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7mo ago
Totally agree. To be clear, I'm not arguing for a ban on smartglasses. I'm simply explaining why they make me uncomfortable. The ability to record authorities is something I fully support, but I still don't want to be in that
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7mo ago
I do like it, and agree it's an important mechanism, but it's not a blank check as it's in tension with the other articles. I do not read that as granting you the right to any and all information you might desire. For instanc
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7mo ago
Ah yes, now there is a LISP I can get behind!
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itishappy
7mo ago
I'm not super familiar with Raku, but if RakuAST is what you had in mind it looks a bit different: use experimental :rakuast; my $ast = RakuAST::Call::Name.new( name => RakuAST::Name.from-identifier("say&qu
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itishappy
7mo ago
How do you figure? There is no "right to record," nor is surveillance mentioned in the Declaration of Human Rights. In fact, it points out in Article 12 and 29 that rights and freedoms can and should be limited by law if they impi
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