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by matheist 4y ago
Wild-ass guess
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The Mathematics Genealogy Project(genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu)
2 points by matheist 4y ago|0 comments
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by matheist 5y ago
P.S.: musl's sprintf is the one that I noticed pulling in file APIs, via vfprintf. Maybe other libc's implement sprintf without using the file API.
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by matheist 5y ago
I ran into sprintf's dependence on locale recently when trying to use it in a WebAssembly module. Since I was compiling for the browser, I wanted to not depend on locale. Even setting aside the locale stuff, the wasi sdk still wanted t
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by matheist 5y ago
Can you say more about how you incentivize truthful bidding? I understand about exposure risk and expressive bidding but I'm not sure if that was meant to obviously imply something about truthful bidding which went over my head, or if
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by matheist 5y ago
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by matheist 5y ago
> For the Macs, our plan is to measure impulse responses of what macOS does (we have the ability to snoop on its hardware accesses, so we can just play a test sound and capture the raw samples going to the speakers) They do some sort o
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by matheist 5y ago
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by matheist 5y ago
To help prevent malicious use, consider presenting the user with specific (randomly-generated) text to read aloud, and check (with speech to text) that they actually read that, instead of allowing them to say whatever they want. That will h
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Show HN: Generate Sublime Text syntax definitions for a context-free grammar(haggainuchi.com)
3 points by matheist 5y ago|0 comments
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by matheist 5y ago
I had a client who was using sentence transformers with elasticsearch already. My colleague suggested switching to haystack to enable a larger number of model architectures. Switching over to haystack was pretty straightforward because we j
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Show HN: Prevent Chess Spoilers in HN Titles with uBlock Origin
1 points by matheist 5y ago|0 comments
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by matheist 5y ago
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by matheist 5y ago
Maybe delivery could be optionally executed through the mail! i.e. the writing experience happens through the app but then the recipient gets a paper letter. No idea if people would go for that or if it'd be worth the extra complexit
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by matheist 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | remote preferred ML Ops (MLOps for the keyword searchers) I specialize in streamlining machine learning workflows and procedures. Want to iterate faster on your ML development? Replace your manual process with an automa
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by matheist 5y ago
I've never heard of 1.5/6 being a thing. Would be a red flag for me but of course I only have the context you mentioned. Refresher grants could also motivate employees to stick around for the long term!
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by matheist 5y ago
They may expect you will still take the offer even if they don't budge, in which case they gain nothing by offering you more. It may also be that they've run the numbers on whether, on average, they get a better deal overall (from
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by matheist 5y ago
By far the best tool I found was the online IDE [1]. Your program compiles to webassembly as you type it, and it plays in the browser. An interactive diagram is generated representing your program, so you can easily see if you made a mistak
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by matheist 5y ago
It's functional, not interpreted, if that's what you're getting at. It compiles down to deterministic C++. Each frame of audio takes exactly the same computation path; ditto for each sample within each frame. (Although some p
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by matheist 5y ago
I think Faust is great and one of the most fun things I've discovered in the past year... I've built a trombone simulator with it, a speech synthesizer, and now I'm making a DIY spatial audio setup. It compiles to C++ so it&#
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by matheist 5y ago
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by matheist 5y ago
Wow!!! Brings back memories of playing with Kid Pix as a ... well, kid. You nailed it, that's awesome!
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by matheist 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | remote preferred ML Ops (MLOps for the keyword searchers) I specialize in streamlining machine learning workflows and procedures. Want to iterate faster on your ML development? Replace your manual process with an automa
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by matheist 5y ago
This looks great! I've been building my personal page with markdown files, pandoc, and a Makefile. But then I started building other stuff with vite and I've been idly looking for a way to build everything all together — still usi
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by matheist 5y ago
Very ambitious and looks like quite an accomplishment! I've been working recently on several DSP projects, including for web and embedded applications, and I definitely appreciate writing performant code without having to write C++ by
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by matheist 5y ago
In the current job market, you might try reaching out to companies posting full-time jobs and ask if they'd be interested in having you part-time. They might go for it. (I've had some success with this but by no means universally.
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by matheist 5y ago
I've been working on this physically simulated trombone on and off for a few months. A recent Show HN doing something similar [1] gave me the motivation to go and finish it up. It's a physical simulation of a trombone, with lips,
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Show HN: Play a physically simulated trombone in the browser(nuchi.github.io)
9 points by matheist 5y ago|2 comments
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by matheist 5y ago
Note that this is not written by Scott Alexander --- it's part of his "your book review" series in which readers submit book reviews and he invites his audience to read them and vote on them.
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by matheist 5y ago
> 2) all the variables that are in scope in the Python session at deployment time. My eyebrows raised in surprise at this point! Obviously there's a tradeoff between convenience ("Oooh it's working! great let me deploy

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