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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It could be an implementation written in the buggy Python and another written in a different language. For example you might use a ready-made WAF written in a non-Python language in front of a Python app.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I don’t think amateur cyclists will have much to gain from this other than satisfying their curiosity. Before buying one, just know that fit cyclists will appear glucose intolerant on a CGM. See Fig. 1 at https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
That just sounds like a standard introvert response when one doesn’t want to walk.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Yeah and the best example is California vehicle emission standards.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Yup the Constitution here has rightly prevented each State from adding regulations that burden interstate commerce. Sometimes that has resulted in overly broad federal oversight (CFTC versus state gaming boards) but most of the time that’s
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It was also in the context of Europe that I heard of the concept of an unpaid internship. I was like, what??
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
How does that jibe with the following paragraph then? > If company A sells the cardboard boxes to Company C in another Member State, and Company C fills the boxes to transport packaged products, then Company C would typically be the pro
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It’s more of a throwback to an age where the majority of the apps are creators and editors of documents embodied as files on disk, giving users the freedom to move, rename, copy, and otherwise organize files. As soon as apps began to manage
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Yes it is. And it has been that way for more than a decade for typical consumer-oriented single-threaded workloads like running JavaScript on a webpage.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
My applications are generally open-source and volunteers have already compiled them to any and all operating systems whose tool chain is available.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
No I don’t think you can find a single CPU that can beat Apple CPUs in a single-threaded workload.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I hate gain maps in JPEGs. I noticed that because I insisted on capturing JPEGs and not HEIF on my iPhone, and I found that the iPhone would also show overexposed parts (such as the sky) brighter than plain white. That's how I came to
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
> The real target of this article is people who treat TUI as a kind of identity That’s exactly what I thought too when I read the article. When the author mentioned the essay In the Beginning Was the Command Line I instantly knew it. I
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
> Even within some universities you will find graduates with completely different levels of ability despite achieving the same degree. Agreed. Even without considering students’ motivation and skill, sometimes this is just caused by flex
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I’ve been asked to hand over my phone when I entered India as a visitor with a valid visa. Yes it was a burner phone. Yes the officer questioned me after seeing only 7 photos in the entire Photos app. It was very obvious that it was a burne
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Why wonder? The answer is abundantly clear if you follow the news. If a book is copyrighted under U.S. law, scanning and destroying counts as a format conversion which qualifies it as fair use, so there is no need to negotiate with copyrigh
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Dashcams and security footage definitely don’t have copyright protection. Are you seriously thinking that the construction worker who set up the camera would then have copyright over everything it records?
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Absolutely not. Properly designed problems involve numbers that simulate the real world (Benford’s law). Specifically choosing numbers that are easier to compute mentally or by hand would lead students to doubt themselves whenever they enco
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
At their young age, it typically takes children the ritual of performing arithmetic algorithms at least several dozens of times if not a hundred times to get them to understand and internalize the algorithm itself. You can't actually t
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Inside iOS accessibility settings you can turn off “auto-play video previews.” This blocks perhaps 20% of video autoplay; it’s still better than nothing. Philosophically I hate silent video autoplays just as much as I hate autoplays with au
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Tagged unions are not union types. A union type is a supertype for any arbitrary collection of types, but a tagged union aka sum type is a single type with multiple data constructors, and does not require subtyping to be implemented.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
The C++ committee said the same thing, and gave us std::variant. They are painful to work with and do not really deliver most of the benefits people want.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It’s not hard to optimize so that you get more than the fees’ worth of benefits. The bank is literally hoping that most of its clientele does not optimize so that it has more fees than benefits doled out. And yes so far I’ve only seen child
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Claude can do Linux drivers too. A friend bought a second-hand Intel Mac, installed Linux, and found that some of the hardware didn’t work. It wasn’t very hard to get Claude to write those drivers.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I hate videos when shopping. Videos are not skimmable. I don’t want to watch and listen to a salesperson sell the product to me. I want at least a modicum of individual agency and choice. I already skip all product videos on Amazon. I hate
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
One person’s insanity is another person’s interesting puzzle and optimization problem.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
> Protobuf only allows you to add optional fields after the initial version, right? That’s not all. For example, you can also change fields from optional to repeated or vice versa. For another example, you can also delete fields. > Pr
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I think it is a common misconception for anyone who hasn’t actually tried implementing a LLM to think that there is a best choice of token at each step and that following every locally best choice will lead to a globally “best” writing. Thi
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
If you understand how to evolve protobuf schema definitions, then you don’t really need testing. You instinctively know how the parser works when it is parsing data with a different schema from what it expects. And that’s a powerful thing.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
The Asian squat has a very different focus than the squats I do in the gym. In the gym, a barbell back squat puts 200+ lb of weight on my shoulder, I squat down, hold for one second and then come up. In contrast the Asian squat needs no wei

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