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by levzettelin 2y ago
Nice collection of puzzles. But the ads on this are bloody awful. Can't even pay to get rid of them. What a pity. TIP: Don't sign up! It doesn't give you any benefits, and you still can't get rid of the ads.
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Mount St. Helens Eruption (1980), AI interpolated [video](youtube.com)
3 points by levzettelin 2y ago|0 comments
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C4 – C in four functions (2014)(github.com)
1 points by levzettelin 2y ago|1 comments
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Terse C interpreter that can interpret itself. Previous posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22353532 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8558822
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C Tutorial for C++ programmers [10 min read](uva-cs.github.io)
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by levzettelin 2y ago
As commented before, by say that they "could very easily solve the problem" I meant that they could just collectively stop using the problematic AIs in prod until they feel that the issue is resolved (moratorium). Not that it&#x27
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by levzettelin 2y ago
They could just collectively stop working on the problem until they feel that the issue is resolved (moratorium). That's what I meant by "they could very easily solve the problem".
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Probably just companies trying to impede progress of other companies. Not to say that the statement is wrong necessarily. But given that this is coming from a group of people that could very easily solve the problem, I'll take it with
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by levzettelin 2y ago
How often do you have to add singular entries to some data file your working with? For all other cases, Miller and xsv look more powerful.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
He wouldn't be speaking like this if he was born on Mars.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
neovim with the gp.nvim plugin. Allows you to open chats directly in a neovim window. Also, allows you to select some text and then run it with certain prompts (like "implement" or "explain this code"). Depending on the
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rr – record and replay debugger for C/C++(rr-project.org)
402 points by levzettelin 2y ago|131 comments
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Can you post any evidence for this? I somehow have it in my mind that it's the other way around (i.e., mean doesn't grow anymore, but 99th percentile still does).
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by levzettelin 2y ago
https://www.ultimatepp.org/www$uppweb$vswx$en-us.html
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by levzettelin 2y ago
Maybe a bit more than that. I'd say a week to start and about one or two months to achieve the previous speed.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
When you look at it the right way, the solution to the Monty Hall problem is actually straight forward and doesn't require a simulation. If you choose the "no switching" strategy, you're probability of winning is 1/
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by levzettelin 2y ago
If people took risks building out ideas they "felt" were the right thing, the world would be a better place for you; but not for those people.
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by levzettelin 2y ago
I see. Many thanks for this! Sounds a bit like a mixture of coroutines and dynamic scoping. Very interesting!
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by levzettelin 2y ago
I never understood "algebraic effects". But I understand the Hurl docs. Are "algebraic effects" basically the "toss" keyword from Hurl? If so, how are "algebraic effects" stronger than the "toss&
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by levzettelin 2y ago
What are the differences versus Arrow/Parquet?
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by levzettelin 3y ago
Didn't watch; will they implement RAII?
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by levzettelin 3y ago
Doesn't look like he's 40.
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by levzettelin 3y ago
She would never be in the position that she is in if it wasn't for DEI. DEI systematically helps bad persons into power.
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by levzettelin 3y ago
No way the frequency of the cycle is around seven years. More like 100 years. Also not sure if the pendulum has begun swinging back. I guess it depends on which pendulum you focus on. Taking an obvious one (net immigration into the European
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by levzettelin 3y ago
What are some of those modern competitors?
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by levzettelin 3y ago
> It's becoming increasingly clear that pumping water into a lake is not, in fact, the main driver of flooding. > Just look at the recent past. We've been pumping water into the lake since 08 without any appreciable flooding
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by levzettelin 3y ago
Discourse is never free; in no society. The question is just what kinds of discourse are allowed. Depending on what you care about, different societies will work better or worse for you (or be more free or less free, to adopt the lingo of t
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by levzettelin 3y ago
Interesting point! That's my understanding as well.
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by levzettelin 3y ago
16 hours in a day 64 minutes in an hour 64 seconds in a minute This would make seconds 1.31835 times longer then what they are now.
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by levzettelin 3y ago
If this is called "decimal time", what about "binary time"? You could convert between days and seconds using bit-shift, haha.

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