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kzrdude
2y ago
Thanks, got very lucky in the sense that they were recognizable events mostly, except the ladies on the beach, so was 1.2 years off.
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kzrdude
2y ago
well, you could warm up to it by using vimscript first
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kzrdude
2y ago
Well, I missed it because I seem to have departed Vim
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kzrdude
2y ago
I am maybe just a year or so down from the switch from vim to neovim, but lua is a game changer. It's like, it's easy to configure stuff yourself now. Better plugins are written because the tools are better, or at least so I'
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kzrdude
2y ago
For what they are doing, it should be much lower than what it is
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kzrdude
2y ago
I wonder if it would make a difference, at the starting point, to use fully optimized compile for dependencies but only opt-level=1 for the main crate?
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kzrdude
2y ago
A lot of them seem to be cheering him on as if they elected a king. The problem being of course that legally there is no person who can just issue edicts and have them become law, there is no legal way to elect a king.
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kzrdude
2y ago
It matters a lot to the American farmers or blue collar workers who live close to the border with Canada or have family in Canada.
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2y ago
Entities within entities. I don't think it matters and I don't think it means that the person who wrote it doesn't know or care about the finer details of 'Europe' (I'm from "Europe" myself..)
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2y ago
I guess you include the claims of "Canada is not a legitimate country" and "We will annex you" in the tariff war bracket. Those are the most pointed and serious policies that seem to have hurt the Canada-US relations the
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2y ago
The map accounts for that
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kzrdude
2y ago
Not too far away from that Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption in 2022
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kzrdude
2y ago
That's a problem on the HN side only, not in the article
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kzrdude
2y ago
The functions are pure but they take an input from a built-in (looks like a macro) that reads the environment variable at compile time. Also, you only compile once, so how could you tell the difference? You could say - if it was using const
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2y ago
Rust has compile time environment variables and const fns can parse them. It's one very nice and easy way to experiment with or configure rust code at compile time, and should be explored more.
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kzrdude
2y ago
The graph looks like it's straight up interpolating between a sine curve and a tangent curve, it's so cool that way. (The calculations are more involved than that). Also signal analysis people will enjoy this natural system produc
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kzrdude
2y ago
I think it's weird that they (Alexa, Google etc) haven't tried to do something new with generative AI assistants.
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kzrdude
2y ago
We have to ask ourselves what we want. Because it's not GDP, you can't eat GDP or sleep under it, you can't even withdraw it from the bank. So more directly, how does it influence our life? (Of course GDP influences our life
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2y ago
It's "weaker" and different constraints than a sudoku. A regular sudoku requires all 1-9 numbers in three containers: in the box, in the row and in the column. This variant still has the 1-9 boxes, but instead of rows and col
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kzrdude
2y ago
I think it has two things going for it: it's visually striking, and the sudoku sphere is already full of alternate designs and layouts, and this will fit right in, in that sense!
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2y ago
I was thinking - maybe the generator (or constructor) can opportunistically lengthen runs so that there are more opportunities for using them for exclusion. You know the bread and butter for sudoku solving - the pair of pencil marks that ex
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2y ago
If logarithm sounds too advanced, just say log and logs. I think it could work!
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I understand the frustration but I don't think it needed to be said (the part about mentality, the thanks is of course cool), because that's still not the norm. Why do I even bring this message - I want to say that let's not
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2y ago
If you visit google.com, there will be a question bubble on the side asking you to download Chrome.
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2y ago
"easy swedish" is almost an official genre of the language because some government information is available in such easy to read versions (that's what they are called), but the total text amount of it all must be rather small
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kzrdude
2y ago
Youtube hosts so much useful things (mathematics videos, instructive videos in general) that it is far more valuable to the humanity. Youtube is to a greater degree the original source of a lot of cultural works, than what Spotify is.
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2y ago
That sounds exactly like what youtube music does
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2y ago
Which is exactly the wrong way around from what's expected for a pianist :)
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Unrelated to my question above, I think
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2y ago
I remember that in Mac OS X times, sometime between OS X v10.1 and 10.4, a system upgrade caused a bunch of unicode named files to become inaccessible/untouchable (but still present with a directory listing). At the time I didn't
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