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by memexy 6y ago
Good to know. How is the client side issue addressed? > 4. browser caches the failing result for an hour or so
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by memexy 6y ago
Can you explain how writing to Redis solves the zone update problem? Why do zone updates take a long time currently? Is it something inherent to the updates themselves or is it purely an implementation detail with the other DNS providers?
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by memexy 6y ago
Interesting. Good feature nonetheless. Google is getting smarter in terms of how it uses site functionality. Note for admins and Dan G. (dang), highlighting would be very useful for HN as well.
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by memexy 6y ago
> This write-up outlines some of the implementation details of the lite text editor. At the time of writing this lite is version 1.06. Can the title be changed to reflect the fact that Lite is a text editor. As it stands I can't tel
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by memexy 6y ago
Highlighting text with a wikpedia link is a really useful feature. I wasn't aware it existed. How did you find out about it? Is there a list of such tricks somewhere on wikipedia? The description of anytime computing reminded me of res
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by memexy 6y ago
> It can augment and help people improve their planning horizons which in my book is always a good thing. Why do I need protection from something that helps me become a better decision maker and planner? Every computational tool has made
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by memexy 6y ago
I do not share your perspective and fears then. The point isn't that a computer can beat Magnus, the point is that computers helped him reach his full potential and the same technology when expanded through AI can help others in the sa
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by memexy 6y ago
Do you have an example of a mind extremely different from a human one? I ask because if we assume that human minds are Turing complete then there is nothing beyond human minds as far as computation is concerned. I see no reason to suspect t
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Journal of knowledge management research and practice(palgrave.com)
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Data is the key to taking the world wide web on to the next level (2006)(theguardian.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
Point is you could do it if you really wanted to learn enough complex analysis to understand the theorem and its proof. AI progress is impressive but it's nowhere near anything people can do when they sit down to think about stuff. I d
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by memexy 6y ago
Good to know and even better than my proposed solution then. If the language supports it directly then there is no need to write sub-process shims for managing permissions.
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by memexy 6y ago
I'm aware but Deno allows more programmers to take advantage of those capabilities in a way that will make sense to them which will lead to more and better applications. I think every programmer intuitively understands what network and
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by memexy 6y ago
One of my tricks is to substitute "person" whenever I read the word "AI" and "AGI". Here's the substitution performed for the paper you linked to (just the abstract not the whole thing) > One might imag
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by memexy 6y ago
Proving theorems. I will nominate Cauchy's Residue Theorem. It has already been formalized so a neural network or any generally intelligent agent should be able to do the same: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~wl302/publi
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by memexy 6y ago
Here's an article that outlines how recording yourself write code can help with improving productivity: https://malisper.me/how-to-improve-your-productivity-as-a-wo... . > Watching Myself Code > One incredibly use
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by memexy 6y ago
I haven't used it in a while so I don't remember the pain points but that seems correct. I was mostly interested in doing the exercises and not the feedback. What I meant with my original comment was that exercism.io had the right
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by memexy 6y ago
You could implement this by fine grained imports and subprocess execution. Node.js actually has a very nice sub-process communication API: https://nodejs.org/api/child_process.html#child_process_subp... . At some point
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by memexy 6y ago
Deno is on my list of tools to play with. It's sandboxing capabilities are the main selling point for me because it will allow executing semi-trusted/un-trusted code on private data sets. If I know that the code can't access
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by memexy 6y ago
I wonder if exercism.io could have been used as well for this type of thing. Even their pitch is very similar to what's on exercism.io > Learning through Exercism is quite different to other programming websites, with a focus on ind
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Optical character recognition for Windows 10 UWP Applications(blogs.windows.com)
1 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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Wavebox: Distraction-free Chromium browser for focused work(wavebox.io)
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Fastmail Filters and Rules: How to organize your inbox with filters and rules(fastmail.com)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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by memexy 6y ago
Well said.
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by memexy 6y ago
TensorFlow.js is a pretty nifty piece of software and it's underutilized. If the model parameters can be stored in IndexedDB then users could train TensorFlow.js based site augmentation to suit their own needs. For example, what if HN
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Tensorflow.js Model for Speech Recognition(github.com)
1 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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BBC releases its own ‘Beeb’ voice assistant(theverge.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
How is "edge of Maxwell's Demon" related to "edge of chaos"? Re: flops. I understand brute force is a good way to simulate dynamics but we constantly solve hard problems by approximation and have gotten pretty far w
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Brotli vs. Gzip Compression: Performance Comparison(medium.com)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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Practice new languages by browsing the web and translating words(usefluent.co)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments

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