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43 points by llimllib 3y ago|39 comments
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by llimllib 3y ago
I agree with you, do you have a better one? I can only work with what I have
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by llimllib 3y ago
quooke is a valid scrabble word that is almost certainly not valid for the spelling bee, however I don't have a very good spelling bee word list. So you might still be interested in the spelling bee, they mostly don't allow words
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by llimllib 3y ago
The problem is that if you do that, you have to test every word (~42k) against every pangram (~16k) to see if it's a subset. I just wrote two quick test programs to find the score of the set of words for every pangrams, and my approach
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by llimllib 3y ago
Thanks for the insight! There's no actual answer to the question, given that the word list can be set inconsistently, so I had to choose _something_ to go off. The best word list I was able to find is the one hosted by https:/&#x
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by llimllib 3y ago
you can see the differences on github: https://github.com/marijnh/Eloquent-JavaScript/compare/3rd_e... From a quick browse: - # for private properties - ESM imports in node - hasOwnProperty -> hasOwn (TIL:
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by llimllib 3y ago
Framework is also super easy to publish to a github site, I wrote up a note with the steps and a sample github action: https://notes.billmill.org/programming/observable_framework/...
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by llimllib 3y ago
Here’s a thread on results with duckdb, I don’t mean to discourage you taking a shot at all though: https://github.com/gunnarmorling/1brc/discussions/39
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by llimllib 3y ago
I use this one, and I presume they do too: https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git
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by llimllib 3y ago
The author says they were choosing three years ago, when webgpu did not exist
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by llimllib 3y ago
I’m a long-term user, and it’s been a fantastic tool for me. Simple, useful, and never in my way. Wishing her the best of luck making it her job.
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by llimllib 3y ago
A poor man's version of csvlens is something like: sqlite -column :memory: '.import --csv file.csv tmp' 'select * from tmp;' | bat which imports the csv into sqlite and outputs it to bat, my favorite pager
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by llimllib 3y ago
I've found a use for APFS' copy-on-write cloned files. I like to work with git worktrees, and I work on an app that has a large (2 gb) node_modules directory. Previously, every time I made a worktree, I had to `npm install` to get
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by llimllib 3y ago
Here in Maine, we have: - Bar Island, which connects to Bar Harbor for a few hours at low tide. Here's what it looks like at lowest tide: https://www.nps.gov/common/uploads/cropped_image/primary/C49.
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by llimllib 3y ago
It looks like it does, but you need to handle it at a pretty low level, this shortcut won't get you there: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/234?time=19...
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by llimllib 3y ago
It also outputs to the command line if you pipe it to cat shortcuts run ocr-text -i new-haven-pizza.jpg | cat
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by llimllib 3y ago
That’s really handy, thanks
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by llimllib 3y ago
I have also experienced this. It’s very frustrating that my own data, while available for download on the site, is not available via API
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by llimllib 3y ago
the va site is vast, to say any one team created the VA site would not be even close to correct. They did help change over the old va.gov to the new va.gov (which was built as vets.gov), which imo has been a huge improvement. (There are sti
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by llimllib 3y ago
https://jless.io/ is similar, and will give you jq selectors so the two combine very well. (fx might have that feature too, I dunno)
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by llimllib 3y ago
I wrote a link blog entry[1] but forgot to update the main note! thanks 1: https://notes.billmill.org/link_blog/2023/09/jq_is_alive_aga...
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by llimllib 3y ago
many things are more expensive when you don't work at a company - for example the health care for a marginal employee at GE is a lot cheaper than you'll get for yourself. I always used 2x, but probably 2.5x is a sensible way to th
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by llimllib 3y ago
it's explicitly in compliance with GDPR, check it out: https://www.goatcounter.com/help/gdpr
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by llimllib 3y ago
Doctors rely on an enormous number of heuristics and shortcuts exactly like this. My wife teaches doctors, and so much of what she does is giving them rules of thumb much like this one. edit: I want to note that I'm pretty ambivalent o
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by llimllib 3y ago
I suspect they didn't use || because it makes parsing easier, given jq's reliance on the pipe operator. It doesn't use ?? because it predates that operator's introduction into the language by about 8 years
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by llimllib 3y ago
The fundamental feature of make is building a graph of dependencies and building only the files that need building. I say this as somebody that built their own python replacement for make long ago - during the building of which I learned wh
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by llimllib 3y ago
Make is a build system, not a command runner, so you should probably change your copy; Jeeves doesn’t do what make does
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by llimllib 3y ago
simonw's sqlite-utils can be helpful for executing table changes: https://sqlite-utils.datasette.io/en/stable/python-api.html#... https://sqlite-utils.datasette.io/en/stable/cli-refe
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Unified vs. Split Diff(matklad.github.io)
2 points by llimllib 3y ago|0 comments
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by llimllib 3y ago
I made a template repo for getting started with next.js and the USDS when I worked on Paul's team: https://github.com/adhocteam/uswds_nextjs_starter

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