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karagenit
3y ago
And it’s equally annoying to see this comment about that comment about the paper every time. Recursion!
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karagenit
3y ago
Very neat. Would it be more efficient to start with every known pangram (~35k) and calculate the score from there instead of scoring every possible set of 7 letters (~8B) and then filtering for pangrams?
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I don’t know, it was a pretty simple demo (just audio recording, transcription, and summarizing) so would it really be worth faking? The only things the article mentions are the typo (which actually makes me think it’s more likely to be rea
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DIY Automatic E-Ink Newspaper, Using Rust and ChatGPT
(imgur.com)
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3y ago
Yeah, I've been bitten by those quotes in the past too. I noticed recently that VSCode (probably other IDEs too) highlight these characters pretty clearly to help avoid these issues.
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Show HN: A Community for Indie Tech Blogs
(review.caleb.software)
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3y ago
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My favourite Git commit (2019)
(dhwthompson.com)
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Smallest and fastest sorting networks for a given number of inputs
(bertdobbelaere.github.io)
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The Up Phone Is a Disaster
(mrbruh.com)
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Maximizing Developer Effectiveness
(martinfowler.com)
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One Year of Remote Kubernetes Development: Lessons Learned
(thenewstack.io)
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Hacking AirPlay into Sonos
(medium.com)
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California Personalized License Plate Requests Flagged for Review 2015-2016
(docs.google.com)
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Base-Emoji
(github.com)
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Doom (2016) Graphics Study
(adriancourreges.com)
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Locality of Behaviour (2020)
(htmx.org)
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HackerOne Employee Accidentally Posted Their Session Cookie on HackerOne (2019)
(hackerone.com)
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3y ago
What’s up with North Dakota? There’s a spot in the middle of nowhere that has pollution levels on par with major metro areas.
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Why Write Small CLs?
(google.github.io)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Definitely some interesting results, though I wish they went into a little more detail on their methodology. For example, is lower case better because it’s harder to read Titles With Every Word Capitalized? Or is it because PR titles in ALL
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Firebase: Insecure by Default (that one time our classmates tried to sue us)
(saligrama.io)
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3y ago
O2 actually has a stronger narcotic effect than N2, so probably it would have the opposite effect if any.
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3y ago
I don’t think that’s right. Sometimes the cartilage will break which can sound similar, but broken ribs is a serious condition that can lead to internal bleeding and such. > Broken ribs are present in 3% of those who survive to hospital
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Few-Shot Prompting
(promptingguide.ai)
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4y ago
I totaled up the results from only the "crosschecked" CSV files, here's what I saw: APC: 5928825 LP: 4731127 PDP: 4555334 NNPP: 1019045 I tried to manually verify about a dozen rows myself, half were so blurr
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4y ago
Huh? The tax credit for small vehicles is the same for both at $7500. The $40k credit is only for large trucks, capped at 30% of the vehicle’s value, and with all of the same restrictions. https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/1
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An Update on Our Team
(medium.com)
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4y ago
Going down as in, the number of people is going down/getting smaller. When the percentage is referring to people who DON’T understand something, 99% to 99.99% is going down (in number of people who DO understand it). At least, that’s w
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4y ago
I think what they mean is: 99% of people wouldn’t know how to buy BTC without coinbase. 99.99% of people wouldn’t know how to use L2 etherium without coinbase.
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The Tao of Programming
(mit.edu)
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