jheriko

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by jheriko 3y ago
ask yourself that question and answer it. just what in the hell are you thinking?
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by jheriko 3y ago
i cba to make an intelligent response to this drivel, so instead: what the fuck is this?
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by jheriko 3y ago
i used it years ago. it solved nothing for me despite being cool. i've not seen any interesting developments in that direction. but then i still consider java, c#, go, rust, haskell pointess badly designed and built clusterfucks, so wh
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by jheriko 3y ago
here is a better one, just don't use the disaster unusable ssh garbage. no problem ever.
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by jheriko 3y ago
indian numerals you mean? smart ass... ;)
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by jheriko 3y ago
too much clicking, but also, not many lessons there really. i'm really greatful that after learning numbers existed in any other language i spent the time as a toddler learning tons of them. these transliterations suck as well... at le
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by jheriko 3y ago
reminds me of stuff i based in basic when i was a kid made me laugh to see "no raytracing", then immediate use of the perspective projection which is intersecting points and a plane along a ray lol...
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by jheriko 3y ago
a snooty, awful user base and terrible ideas that hurt usability. and iphone which was awesome, if also a statement in how blind and shitty the competition was. overrated upper middleclassware anyway...
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by jheriko 3y ago
added one. thanks for the suggestion
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by jheriko 3y ago
determinatives are for disambiguiating words and clarity. everything is phonetically spelled minus some vowels (usually assumed to be 'e'). sounds can be overspecified for clarity. some of the symbols have multiple consonants. her
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by jheriko 3y ago
the unicode implementation is garbage... 𓂋𓐍 see? also wikihiero is crappy. meanwhile, i don't suck at rudimentary code and banged this out quickly after self-teaching to fix it after the fact: https://github.com/semiess
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by jheriko 3y ago
fascinating. the software landscape of egyptology is mostly a barren wasteland with a few superstars dotted around (Serge Rosmorduc stands out!) good to see such fine work!
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by jheriko 3y ago
why the hell is it that anyone who makes these "clever" demos provides the world's shittiest camera that adds unwelcome rolls. late 90s bedroom me is shaking his head.
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by jheriko 3y ago
good work. i've always found bezier curves impractical and overrated, using standard polynomial interpolations or more easily understood variants.
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by jheriko 3y ago
as a north african i second this sentiment, a vile and barbaric people for the most part, but will put on a good show for the tourists.
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by jheriko 3y ago
I hope they crash and burn and die. Absolutely vile organisation.
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by jheriko 3y ago
in my experience, its sometimes 100% of the time, even after repeated attempts to correct it with more specific prompts. Even on simple problems involving divisions or multiples of numbers from 1 to 10 with one additional operation.
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by jheriko 3y ago
This is in every encyclopedia ever... I'm amazed when people don't know this (!) Next we will hear about Ptolemy... then Galileo :)
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by jheriko 3y ago
conversations between idiots will remain idiotic. your abstract syntax tree is bad and you should feel bad.
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by jheriko 3y ago
frequency analysis is probably a natural first step here.
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by jheriko 3y ago
this kind of stuff makes we wish we had well organised data, grammars, categorised training sets for image classifiers, and other software accessible data to work on these problems. academia fails somewhat here, as does industry... and amat
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by jheriko 3y ago
This is really awesome
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by jheriko 3y ago
example of program "so simple it might be free of bugs" is buggy. classic bad tool work. EDIT: imagine a line starting 'pub fn'. correct solution? use parsers for parsing, not hacks.
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by jheriko 3y ago
why is a lookup necessary? surely we just need a subtraction and conditional move - this is how hexadecimal is designed.
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by jheriko 3y ago
how about we stop the module and linker nonsense and just do it right? stick everything in a single compilation unit automagically and have a flag to let bad legacy code that reuses global symbols produce errors/warnings so they are ea
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by jheriko 3y ago
your algorithm is bad and you should feel bad.
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by jheriko 3y ago
i refuse to upvote this whilst its on 314 points... im not sure why this is of import either. blackboard X, so what?
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by jheriko 3y ago
Good to see someone avoiding horrible parser generators, even if the code is ugly, poorly styled, and bug prone. "In short, there are a few reasons that parsing is a mess, and none of those reasons are actually resolvable by parser gen
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by jheriko 3y ago
now if only google fonts and noto were uncensored instead of using outdated religious sensibilities to remove their practical utility...
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by jheriko 3y ago
surprisingly simple to circumvent from the sounds of it too...

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