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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
Samset was quoted as saying that this is kind of good news, since before everyone was all "oh no our models said we'd get .18 hotter per time-unit and now we're getting .28 - panic!" but what this article shows is that t
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
Not just giant beavers, there were all kinds of giant animals before humans arrived. Great sloths, mastodons, etc. etc. New Zealand had these huge birds, Moa, there are sites where they've found piles of bones and fireplaces obviously
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
It reminds me of the "actually a monad is" explanations. Yes monads are wonderful mathemagical infinityburritos that you can spend phds studying, but they also just happen to be very practical and useful even when you don't k
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
For interactive stuff you probably want eat https://github.com/kephale/emacs-eat or vterm (I don't use them, I prefer my shells to last even if I should restart emacs)
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
I would just shadow (it works) config <- loadConfig config <- validateConfig config config <- mergeDefaults config
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
Have you tried all of these? How are they with very large photo collections?
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
at least takes away the ability to comprehend substack articles
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
We care about your privacy
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
Is there anything published on this?
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
I use gptel in emacs, and keep around some of the chats and such as notes, along with my regular notes, it's all org-mode. I already used to keep around snippets copy-pasted from the web. This is knowledge management in the age of AI (
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by kreyenborgi 1y ago
Versus https://predictive-optimization.cs.princeton.edu/
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
Those are dialects. An accent is what you have as a second language speaker. (Of course reality is more complicated; creoles and pidgins etc )
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
The manual string conversions are annoying. But with https://hackage.haskell.org/package/string-conversions-0.4.0... you just add a `cs` and don't think more about it.
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
The final part of this article is the main point, not the headline
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
twelve years have passed - is DT less painful today?
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
That's one thing, annoying but possible to work with. What I'm talking about is Dynamic Pricing. Had to look up what really happens: The host sets a rate-range, and Airbnb first gives the low price and then as you click around in
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
Man I'm so sick of trying to find something on Airbnb only to discover by the time I order that the price has doubled. Airbnb these last years went from feeling fresh and adventurous to scammy and dubious
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
> or, if we really hate our colleagues, Haha
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
> stolen unimaginable amounts of IP something something software patents
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
Pretty sure Micheal Phelps has fins though
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
His code on this seems to be https://hackage.haskell.org/package/structures There is also HaskellWorks packages like https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hw-xml
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reality_Winner worth reading in full
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How to leak under the Trump administration(theintercept.com)
14 points by kreyenborgi 2y ago|3 comments
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
What is the most "diverse" word? Fewest seemingly etymologically related translations? "girl" is my best so far
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
I know people who speak in a more central dialect when they speak of work, and their childhood dialect when they speak of family, hobbies
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
Normally on connecting to a remote machine you expect to be able to control that machine, you don't expect that machine to gain control over yours.
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
tramp doesn't require running anything on the remote server, it's more like using sshfs. But if you find an exploit that will run by simply editing a file in emacs, you could put that file on the server and
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
> We are destroying software by making systems that no longer scale down: simple things should be simple to accomplish, in any system. I am reminded of howto guides that require downloading a scaffolding tool to set up a project structur
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
http://hfst.github.io/ is the modern open source version of XFST; it subsumes foma and openfst, pretty sure it does all of what trre does and more.
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by kreyenborgi 2y ago
Fastmail lets you make as many redirects as you want, no + in them. You can even get an api key for it and plug that into bitwarden, so that when you sign up for whatever, you click bitwarden, generate password, generate email, sign in and

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