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by laszlokorte 3y ago
A simple syntax would be something like map :: forall a. ([a] -> [a]) or map :: <a> ([a] -> [a])
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by laszlokorte 3y ago
But can I use it to rub the fleeb? [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMJk4y9NGvE
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by laszlokorte 3y ago
Fourier Transform is one of my favourite topic in maths and computer science. I am anways happy to stumble upon new resources about it. While taking courses in signal processing at university I built a collection of interactive visualiztati
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by laszlokorte 3y ago
If the annotations were added by the server, yes. Not if they are added client side.
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Rust Trademark Policy Comment Form(docs.google.com)
3 points by laszlokorte 4y ago|0 comments
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
With a assumtion of unlimited time even a computer can decide the halting problem by just running the program in question to test if it halts. The issue is that the task is to determine for ALL programs if they halt and for each of them t
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
no you can't. only for some of the inputs. and for those you could also write an algorithmic doesHalt function that is analog to your reasoning.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
From my naïve point of view it seems obvious that at any point where both an „a“ or a „an“ would fit the model randomly selects one of them and by doing so reduces the set of possible nouns to follow.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Phonetically for a german that sounds like "eww, disgusting wanker"
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Probably to be consistent with all the composed gates you build and name yourself.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Wouldnt one obvious solution be to allow tags from different namespaces to overlap? Maybe it is mentioned in the article but I could not see it: <ns1:root> <ns2:root> <ns1:elemA>This is some <ns2:mark>content
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
There exists a "form"-attribute for input elements that can be used to associate input elements outside the form hierarchy to be included in the form submission. So the semantics of "form field outside the actual form" a
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Yeah from a semantic standpoint it makes kind of sense sometimes but it just shows that jsx/xml is not the right abstraction level for the problem at hand. If you compare xml style syntax to s-expressions there is a clear distinction b
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
I see that as an advantage. Everytime I see components passed as props or a callback passed as child in react I regard it as a big red flag that something is wrong with the architecture of either the app or react itself.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Like an erlang process?
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Inspired by this excellent video I just built an visualization to dig further into the relation between short time fourier transform and wavelet transform. [1] Its not quiet done yet and misses some polishing but I find it already helpful
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Clearly the solution to all of this would be the category of all those categories that do not contain themself.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Wow, thank you very much! Straight to the point and very helpful, especially the web audio stuff.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
I posted this as a submission a while ago but you might find it helpful. While learning about signal processing my self I built a collection of educational tools for visualizing some concepts. [1] Especially the fourier cube [2], the comple
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
But it might trigger some aliensplaining: they will come here to tell us about non-euclidean geometry and how to do it properly
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
This other discussion on the front page ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32982513 ) remembered me of this video introducing Solomonoff Induction as an answer to the the philosophical question of "what is an explana
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Jeff Eldred Introduces Solomonoff Induction(youtube.com)
2 points by laszlokorte 4y ago|1 comments
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
remembering vs understanding is uncompressed vs compressed storage: If I tell you a sequence of numbers: 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128 And you try to remember them, having never seen these numbers before, you have to remember each individually and i
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
the reason is the onkeydown=closeModal() that clears the window.location.hash
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asceticism
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
does it?
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
Oh, the button does not show up for me :(
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
This needs a way to share the results!
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
In the video he says that "yes/no" are for negative questions and "yea/nay" are for positive questions.
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by laszlokorte 4y ago
I just took a look at the quickstart guide. The way the code snippets are implemented is gorgeous. They are syntax highlighted, are formatted/indented exactly as they would be in the terminal, line breaks are indented correctly but css

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