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   by meling 2y ago

   I wish Apple would get back into the WiFi router business again. I trust their privacy/security posture more than most other brands. Sadly they sell Linksys routers as the go to replacement for their previous products.
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   by meling 2y ago

   Installing texlive is not hard; never used Docker. https://tug.org/texlive/ The macOS installer is very easy to use and you can even install a basic version that installs the main latex packages you need (91MB). If you
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   by meling 2y ago

   I loved to read this: “genuinely proud of”… as a professor I read a lot of thesis reports (bachelor and master) for grading them, and many of them can’t honestly be proud of their reports. I wish more students would be more curious to learn
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   by meling 2y ago

   Yeah, as a supervisor for bachelor, master and PhD students there are some benefits; like I can go in and comment on their thesis report directly. However, I feel it comes short is when there are several people working on a paper; at least
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   by meling 2y ago

   I wasn’t aware of a brew package; I will definitely check that out. I have always been using the texlive installer for macOS (MacTeX), which is very easy to use. Although the install instructions can be a bit long and important to read when
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   by meling 2y ago

   Yaml files should be avoided.
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   by meling 2y ago

   Passkeys are great. Me and my colleague are sharing a GitHub account that we use for managing a GitHub app on our autograder server. Previously we had to share the password. Six months ago we set up one passkey each on the GitHub account an
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   by meling 2y ago

   Support for register-based calling convention was added in go 1.17 and 1.18. https://go.dev/doc/go1.17#compiler https://go.dev/doc/go1.18#compiler https://go.googlesource.com/propo
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   by meling 2y ago

   Here it is https://uis.brage.unit.no/uis-xmlui/bitstream/handle/11250/3...
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    by meling 2y ago

    A former student of mine (Vera Yaseneva) redesigned our old auth architecture using jwts and I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. Maybe it is overkill for our simple autograder server, but it was fun getting it to work and I’m sure it i
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    by meling 2y ago

    Who is going to decide what are a worthy uses of our precious green energy sources?
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    by meling 2y ago

    It is probably not related, but gopls has a known issue with its heuristic for picking imports: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/61208
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    by meling 2y ago

    Count me in!
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    by meling 2y ago

    This could be fun to view on an Apple Vision Pro or other similar device.
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    by meling 3y ago

    My friend’s startup: https://factiverse.ai/
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    by meling 3y ago

    Read about codewisperer just now (linked from this article). Anyone know how it compares to the warp terminal’s AI features?
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    by meling 3y ago

    Editors could be even smarter and detect that you typed the quote twice and print it only twice (replace the double “” end quotes with a single “). Most of the time this would probably be fine, but I guess there might be corner cases that I
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    by meling 3y ago

    I think I’m one of those professors that actually do try to stay (somewhat) up to date with what the industry is doing. Sadly, the SE industry in my area (mostly consulting companies) isn’t keeping up to date, so they complain why we don’t
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    by meling 3y ago

    Is that with or without VAT? The US always gives prices without VAT, since different states have different rates.
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    by meling 3y ago

    Why? I don’t get this comment.
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    by meling 3y ago

    My reaction was the same. Honestly I hadn’t even thought about it until I started reading the article… I too would say it is linear for me. The circle I can get, but some of the weirder ones, I wonder if people answering this survey were ju
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    by meling 3y ago

    Week numbers are quite common in Norway as well.
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    by meling 3y ago

    Wow. Thanks. That was a wonderful explanation. I’ve been wondering if a Kalman filter could be used in a distributed system to estimate latencies between pairs of processes for the purpose of computing a near optimal dissemination tree.
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    by meling 3y ago

    I attended this db seminar at Berkeley earlier today… Helena Caminal (Google) – “Vector architectures for data-parallel workloads” https://sky.cs.berkeley.edu/events/database-seminar-helena-c... Very interesting work a
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    by meling 3y ago

    While reading I was thinking why aren’t stackoverflow “mandating” that solutions have tests, so that this problem isn’t left to everyone else, ref. to the comment at the end of the article: Test all edge cases, especially for code copied fr
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    by meling 3y ago

    Huh! I know all this from a technical point of view. I was meaning to ask what they are actually doing, since it seemed like the people on this thread were referring to judges and talking to Canon and so forth. It would be a pain to have to
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    by meling 3y ago

    Didn’t read all the details, but isn’t the point of this thing to store the original in a publicly accessible storage system (storj and filecoin is mentioned). There should not be a need to involve Canon or a third party. This is for verify
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    by meling 3y ago

    My experience with NYC hotels is that rooms are really cramped, so I wouldn’t call it comfortable for four people. And not to mention prices of hotels aren’t exactly cheap, and this law clearly isn’t going to help lower hotel prices. But ma
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    by meling 3y ago

    This podcast from The Journal [1] goes a bit deeper into why the judge eventually put him in jail. [1] https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-journal/id14693949...
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    by meling 3y ago

    To be a scientist, the LLM should be asking fundamental questions (define hypotheses) on its own without human input and try to come up with answers.