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by mi_lk 8y ago
You just answer your own question? With RSS you'd only use app when you feel like to involve, but social media platforms generally want you to stay in the app, hence no incentives.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
If the /rss query always return the current front page order articles, then I wonder how RSS subscription services work to mark some of them read and some not. Should probably need to know how RSS actually works.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
How does hn decide what articles to put on rss?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Second Beautiful Racket. Good writing and approachable content.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
What does SoC stand for?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Does MS really sell data to anyone? Seems to me whatever data they collect would be used internally, e.g. to improve products.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
On the other hand, I'm glad Knuth didn't have such calm voice in his head 40 years ago...
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by mi_lk 8y ago
If asking working hours means being flagged as not committed, I would seriously question the quality of the interviewee and subsequently the company.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
I use 3-finger drag and 4-finger swipe to navigate spaces.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Somehow I have zero surprise that it comes from Japanese researchers. I suppose authors provide contents and the publisher hire illustrators to draw?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Most likely you missed the "is often" part.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Cryptocurrency, obvs.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Couldn't have said it better. Having high standards isn't bad per se, but you need extreme mentality to get there without getting frustrated then dying along the way, end up nothing.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
After fighting with lsp-mode on c++ and python, finding out they just work™ in vscode gives me the opposite thought. Still love living in Emacs though.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Curious, what makes you claim that?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Professor Vipin Kumar for the lazy: https://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~kumar001/ .
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Wonder who was his advisor back then, because I don't think it's mentioned in the thesis. Or he did this on his own, which is not surprising by the way.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Right, but having hjkl sit consecutively is sort of like wasd moves where you don't have to think about the key you pressed, only about the shape. But I guess it's just how you choose to build your muscle memory model.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
OT, but does using DVORAK prevent someone from using vim? I mean, do you have to remap hjkl or what? Use arrow key?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Related issue: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/34739
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Just be careful to use https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook instead of the unmaintained https://github.com/tkf/emacs-ipython-notebook . Somehow the latter comes up as my first search
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by mi_lk 8y ago
> Over time, I expect editors like VSCode to edit Jupyter notebooks natively. Please, please, please. Given the rising importance of interactive programming, I really think it deserves more than a extension to give us a seamless experien
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Deno (A secure TypeScript runtime built on V8) first binary release(github.com)
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Do Paul Allen and Peter Norvig go way back?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Interesting, what do you mean by saving Keras models and converting to Racket?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
On a related note, there's a Clojure API for MXNet (another major deep learning framework). https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/api/clojure/index.html
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by mi_lk 8y ago
And the parent's point still stands.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
How does craigslist make money? Ads?
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by mi_lk 8y ago
You probably want to go with https://dev.realworldocaml.org/ , which is a in-progress rewrite of v1.
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by mi_lk 8y ago
Would you mind sharing the company's name? In terms of size, engineering culture and industry, I can only think of twosigma who is similar to janestreet.

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