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by meken 9mo ago
I enjoyed the FBAPP acroymn. There should be a modern day equivalent.
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by meken 9mo ago
I’m curious about the memory usage of the cat | grep part of the pipeline. I think the author is processing many small files? In which case it makes the analysis a bit less practical, since the main use case I have for fancy data processing
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by meken 9mo ago
I can’t speak for the author, but this strikes me as the kind of thing you might not want to check prior work on. It just seems like a fun little project and sometimes seeing that other people have done it can be a bit demotivating.
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by meken 9mo ago
I found out that Eastern Europe includes the Baltic States (northern) and the Balkans (southern). I learned this because I play a daily game called FoodGuessr, where you have to guess which country a food dish is from. I tend to struggle in
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by meken 9mo ago
I’ve been browsing this site for a decade plus and this idea was new to me. Maybe the author is in the same boat. Edit: I see referencnes to shadyurl in the comments and I have heard of that, but probably wouldn’t have thought of it.
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by meken 9mo ago
I have a version of this, but it’s “open a Jupyter Notebook here” [1]. Though it’s not as polished as yours. [1] https://github.com/ebanner/extipy
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by meken 9mo ago
Wait I literally thought the ChatGPT desktop app has been broken for months (both dragging and resizing the window has been super inconsistent). Could it be that I just need to drag the window outside of the pane..?
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by meken 9mo ago
(2025)
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by meken 9mo ago
Sounds like 3: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/discussions/1467...
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by meken 9mo ago
Thanks for that - the GitHub app “helpfully” collapsed this comment (along with most of the others in the thread), so I was confused how the headline related to this issue.
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by meken 9mo ago
Has anyone gone through cs231n and this as well? I went through the former and it was one of the best classes I’ve ever taken. But I’ve been procrastinating on going through this because it seems like there’s a lot of overlap and the benefi
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by meken 10mo ago
I started in August, but the two books I read were Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, and East of Eden by Steinbeck. I tried reading Catch-22, but 50 pages in it just seemed like a bunch of military guys trolling each other by being
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by meken 10mo ago
> Currently I am working on affixing a split keyboard to my pants, so that I can program while standing up. This reminded me of the "walking desk" Stephen Wolfram uses to program: https://content.wolfram.com/sit
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by meken 11mo ago
We could create a linked list of these and just refer to the N’th one as N-down detector.
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by meken 11mo ago
Fascinating. I would totally watch a TV series on this.
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by meken 11mo ago
> If you can make $30 an hour as a digital freelance marketer (a job that did not exist a generation ago), then you won’t accept less than that from working in food service. And if you can make $150 an hour installing HVAC for data cente
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by meken 11mo ago
It would be a cool feature of AI to include only the subset of the library you use and nothing else.
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by meken 11mo ago
> ….but I do think it’s a future where we prize instant answers over teaching and understanding It depends. For stuff I don’t care about I’m happy to treat it as a black box. Conversely, AI now allows me to do deep dive on essentially an
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by meken 11mo ago
I see lots of comments focusing on cases where there is necessary research still to do. Which I think misses the point - which is there are times when you’ve already done enough research, but you’re afraid to act so you procrastinate. i.e.
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by meken 11mo ago
This sounds interesting. Could you give an example where you rewrote a pipeline in awk?
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by meken 11mo ago
One of my best memories was in undergrad there was one semester in 2013 where half a dozen of my CS classmates and I competed to try and solve the most Project Euler problems. We had a leaderboard and everything. I saw first hand how much f
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by meken 11mo ago
Not an original idea, but I’m working on writing a minimal OS to run Doom.
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by meken 11mo ago
The author doesn’t explain the jump from finding community online to committing crimes/hacking. Or did I miss it..?
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by meken 11mo ago
He gives an update in the Dwarkesh interview: https://youtu.be/lXUZvyajciY?si=vbqKDOOY7l-491Ka&t=7028 Not too many details on timeline - just that he's working on it.
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by meken 1y ago
magit is the only thing I use Emacs for (well, sometimes I also use json-mode and json-pretty-print). I prefer Spacemacs though.
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by meken 1y ago
Not an original idea, but I’m writing a minimal x86 OS that will run doom.
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Brick Game on Garmin Instinct 2(github.com)
2 points by meken 1y ago|0 comments
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by meken 1y ago
TIL: Python has a splitlines function
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by meken 1y ago
From the article: > Some products can reorder radiologist worklists to prioritize critical cases, suggest next steps for care teams, or generate structured draft reports that fit into hospital record systems.
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by meken 1y ago
I, too, had the same frustration as you - until I figured out you can hold down the circular icon while you’re speaking then let it go when you’re done and it won’t interrupt you. Edit: it looks like they updated the Voice Mode UI since I l

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