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maxwelljoslyn
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Gwern is love, Gwern is life.
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On the Artist/Craftsman Divide
(residentcontrarian.substack.com)
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Bluetooth devices are in such a sad state :^(
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An excellent writeup, in terms of technical detail, writing quality, and "showing one's work" by including the code and other tools used to produce the final report. Well done, Mr. Langa.
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> I'm so mad at all the phone keyboards for not having some kind of priority for predictive. And ability to remove words. Now imagine how frustrating it is having to deal with an additional layer of invisible predictions, silentl
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Although I am nowhere New York, I want you to know that I think your hobby project of curating a concert calendar is bitchin'. When viewing the website on my desktop computer(mac OS, Firefox), the "add to calendar" functional
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NanoNeuron – 7 simple JavaScript functions that explain how machines learn
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I really dislike this because it violates the user's assumption that the action they are in control of, "send message," represents a hard barrier between committing and not committing to their wording. Unsavory.
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Paging TaylorAlexander... what's your take?
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I haven't heard the words "Lego Island" since I was very small. I dimly recall playing it as a kid (though I played much, much more of Lego Racers [1].) I'm glad to know there is something of a mod scene for the game. [1
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I didn't know that. Oh, come on. That's so unfortunate.
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> Everything of value related to reddit comes from the users. Truth. It's amazing how much goodwill Reddit had as just a "dumb host" for forumlike communities, before things like the comically bad single-page-app redesign
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6y ago
Thank you for reminding me what this movie is called. Saw it years ago and forgot.
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I don't find it unreasonable for a smart first grader, or even kindergartner. I'm unsure whether it is doable for a typical one. I based my earlier response on what I knew from others as children. But, seeing your response and t
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> I read blocks of text several lines long all at once. Hello, spirit brother! > Separating classrooms by ages instead of educating children in flexible cohorts based on interest and skill makes kids who develop later--or even just wh
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> One parent in my sons class expected her kid to read Harry Potter in grade 1. Some first-graders are capable of that -- but yes, certainly not a reasonable baseline expectation for that age.
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rgrau, I'm halfway through your field guide. I appreciate how concise the text portions are, and how, although each section teaches one thing at a time, you are sometimes willing to leave the reader with "here are all the major in
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Thanks. :-) I'm happy to hear it and so are my carpal tunnel hands.
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Hey Kicks. Love Fraidycat! The UI could desperately use a search bar across the names of all feeds/sources a user is following. EDIT: I don't know JS very well yet but I could try to add it myself. I'll take a look at the Fra
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On the Experience of Being Poor-Ish, for People Who Aren't
(residentcontrarian.substack.com)
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See also: Robert Heaton's series of project prompts "Programming Projects for Advanced Beginners." https://robertheaton.com/2018/12/08/programming-projects-for... The project goals are not as l
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> It gives me a thumbs up and discards its human shell to fade back into the ones and zeros. Me saying goodbye to the bus driver before walking into the office. Thanks for writing, 'lxe.
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I've just started running an interview series with the goal of creating new edges in my social graph. I have about a dozen participants so far, and am open to damn near anyone. First one published here: https://www.maxwelljo
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Search me. Perhaps there are other factors influencing compatibility; perhaps these lists were created before the forgoing of the engines.
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On HN a few days ago, I saw a Windows program which seemed like it would do as you describe (and much more.) But - curses - I didn't bookmark it, at least not in the normal place. I'll look a little harder for you. If I don't
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I had a hunch and looked at MDN's list of web extension APIs. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web... It seems like you could implement your described behavior as a cross-bro
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Russian Cyber Farm
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Questions [by Julia Evans]
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NIST Digital Library of Mathematical Functions
(dlmf.nist.gov)
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You might be interested in the "operational logics and playable models" section on this page: https://eis.ucsc.edu/analyses-and-approaches/
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