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by jnpnj 8mo ago
and beside multiple-args, there's the usual threading macros (-> [1 2 3] f g)
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by jnpnj 8mo ago
Always loved using old hardware with recent understandings.
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by jnpnj 9mo ago
Makes me wonder who printed their motherboards early on
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by jnpnj 9mo ago
Great link, he also discusses the start of his lab. The discovery of bioelectricity induced eye "modeling" was ..kinda crazy. Also, I've been trying to find people to discuss this, so I set up a discord server: https:/&
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by jnpnj 9mo ago
That was my first question. Somehow people thought that a tool able to generate an entire fullstack app from a few sentences is not capable of inferring needs based on context or customer directly.
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by jnpnj 10mo ago
Location: Paris, FR Remote: full remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, Typescript, Lisps, React, Django, FastAPI, Postgresql, Gitlab/ci, Docker Résumé/CV: https://registry.jsonresume
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by jnpnj 10mo ago
Interesting, just the other day I tried asking if iterating in haskell or prolog wouldn't help both converging speed and token use. I wish there was a group to study how to do proper engineering with LLMs without losing the modeling &#
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by jnpnj 11mo ago
Location: Paris, FR Remote: full remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, Typescript, Lisps, React, Django, FastAPI, Postgresql, Gitlab/ci, Docker Résumé/CV: https://registry.jsonresume
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by jnpnj 11mo ago
Can't find the links right now, but there were some papers on llm generating prolog facts and queries to ground the reasoning part. Somebody else might have them around.
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by jnpnj 1y ago
I think there's a lack of understanding. If Nyxt is trying to be the emacs of web browsers, it's very much removed from the "product mindset", it's more about somehow coherent capabilities than a product with market
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by jnpnj 1y ago
gnu less-is-more
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by jnpnj 1y ago
oh wow, it's parsing all 9461 man pages on my arch install, for a cute total of 13MB thanks a lot
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by jnpnj 1y ago
I'm curious about your experience, I like SQLAlchemy granularity and expressiveness, but after a while I found django fits the "good enough" niche very well, it's quick and not too dirty (the name wrangling for joins is
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by jnpnj 1y ago
I just found out about https://stackoverflow.com/a/52838493 Host myhost Hostname host User user RequestTTY yes RemoteCommand tmux new -A -s foobar
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Thanks a lot
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Newb question, aren't phantom types and typestates a subset (or cousin) of linear types ?
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by jnpnj 1y ago
I need to read about the history of this feature. It's pretty amazing. ps: ah well, that was fast https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taint_checking#History :) (1989)
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Location: Paris, FR Remote: full remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, Typescript, Lisps, React, Django, FastAPI, Postgresql, Gitlab/ci, Docker Résumé/CV: https://registry.jsonresume
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Fun to see Dan's videos :) (he made a lot about solar concentration too) On a larger scale, there's this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI3HE7BcIBk&pp=ygUQbW9zcXVpd... about mosquito factories
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by jnpnj 1y ago
And there's a part of me that kinda think "lots of money will mean some large scale investments in labs that might result in some rare findings". Even though the hype + investor chase feels very shallow to me too.
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by jnpnj 1y ago
especially this kind of non-nerd comedy tv show still epic satire :)
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by jnpnj 1y ago
> [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVB7OX0Oa-Q this is something I never expected to see on HN.
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Kinda like SSDs encryption ?
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Long ago I thought that, at least for very generic / task-agnostic operations such as wiping, moving, duplicating chunks of memory, a chip-on-dimm could be of use (but maybe this is already the case and I don't know about it)
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by jnpnj 1y ago
That was my first thought too. I really like the idea of interconnected nodes array. There's something biological, thinking in topology and neighbours diffusion that I find appealing.
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by jnpnj 1y ago
yes, untyped names != untyped objects
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Thanks a lot, brilliant
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by jnpnj 1y ago
I heard about that long ago but couldn't find more, so IIUC chemically it's easier and more efficient to have a "one mode" combustion engine and let the electric engine deal with the variations, to the point that the rea
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Oh yeah, that's a great one, there must be a compounded boolean expression logic escaping us I'll add: >>> False == False in [True] False >>> True == True in [True] True ps: some ast poking
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by jnpnj 1y ago
Seconded, it's a great book.

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