mikolajw

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Show HN: Maplike – Rust traits for operations on containers (get, set, push...)(github.com)
2 points by mikolajw 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mikolajw 3mo ago
I also use backtrack-free cursive too for my own personal notes, by not dotting i, j, and just not stopping to press pen when moving to dash t. One problem I had was that dotless i tended to blend in with neighboring characters, e.g. "
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by mikolajw 5mo ago
I think you can do that with undoredo by doing all the following: - Having one history bistack for each user or permissions group to enforce ownership; - Giving each new object's a unique key (e.g. from a counter, possibly a persistent
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by mikolajw 5mo ago
To answer the usual question these days: the library, including the README which you can read, was written by hand, without LLM usage. I only played somewhat with Codex later on when creating derive macros and with some tests and examples,
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Show HN: Rust library for Undo/Redo using deltas, snapshots or commands(github.com)
25 points by mikolajw 5mo ago|4 comments
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SciRS2 – Scientific Computing and AI in Rust without C/C++/Fortran dependencies(github.com)
6 points by mikolajw 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mikolajw 7mo ago
The style of the website reminds me of https://faircoding.com/ai/ , which I suppose is an example of these recent LLM-generated websites you're talking about. It likewise has dark background and semi-transparent ca
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by mikolajw 7mo ago
Thanks for correcting me, I should have read the interview more carefully. >That's not how you title software. You don't say "The Photoshop" or "The EMACS." Nitpick: The Sims, The WELL, TheFacebook are all a
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by mikolajw 7mo ago
>"Is this derogatory or offensive?" is a basic localization question that is constantly asked in many languages. Yes, including Arabic. While it is pragmatic to chose new names to be appealing to members of dominant societies
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by mikolajw 7mo ago
There are over 7000 languages in the world, around half of them dying or having already died due to linguistic domination, in large part English, each with its own set of culturally sensitive words. To follow the above mode of reasoning wit
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by mikolajw 7mo ago
>how they are percieved by the outside world The vast majority of the outside world does not perceive the name the way you do. Even the majority of English users doesn't, as most of them learned standard English as second language a
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1996-1997 IRC logs from EFnet #deathmatch(doom2.net)
1 points by mikolajw 2y ago|0 comments
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by mikolajw 3y ago
I've posted an earlier WHOWAS of jiatan here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39868773
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by mikolajw 3y ago
Tukaani website states "jiatan" as the nickname of the malicious code committer on Libera Chat. WHOWAS jiatan provided me the following information: jiatan ~jiatan 185.128.24.163 * :Jia Tan jiatan 185.128.24.163 :actually using ho
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by mikolajw 3y ago
You can try forum-dl, a forum scraping tool I've been writing for this purpose: https://github.com/mikwielgus/forum-dl It's single-threaded, alpha-quality software, and still isn't compatible with many f
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by mikolajw 3y ago
Though I dislike DeVault myself, this is a well-researched blog post that clearly demonstrates that Stallman has an oddly-specific interest in defending adults having sex with adolescents. I was very weakly hoping for Stallman's insist
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Things Are the Way They Are: A Typology of Reification(journals.sagepub.com)
3 points by mikolajw 3y ago|0 comments
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by mikolajw 4y ago
Aw, I didn't mean this to be shown on HN yet. It's still very far from being usable.
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TinyGL 0.4.1(bellard.org)
296 points by mikolajw 4y ago|35 comments
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Lua's Grammar Is Ambiguous(sebsite.pw)
2 points by mikolajw 4y ago|3 comments
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Microsoft Versus (2007)(msversus.org)
1 points by mikolajw 4y ago|0 comments
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by mikolajw 4y ago
You're right that journalists use anthropomorphization much more. But AI researchers also have a long history of choosing terms that are anthropomorphizing or animating. Here the name PLATO -- which evokes an image of an ancient philos
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by mikolajw 4y ago
There are many ways one can argue for or against this comparison. This is mostly a matter of terminology. However the problem is that the field of AI has been for many decades consistently shaping its language to evoke human-like connotatio
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by mikolajw 4y ago
"DeepMind AI learns simple physics like a baby" clearly makes an unduly image out of it. Calling it PLATO evokes an image of an ancient human philosopher. No other field uses as many bold comparisons to humans as artificial intell
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by mikolajw 4y ago
Clickbait title. I wish ML researchers (EDIT: and engineers and journalists) stopped using anthropomorphizing language. This has decades of solid tradition, but that's no excuse. Any comparison of a machine to a human misleads the publ
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by mikolajw 4y ago
The big one, OPT-175B, isn't an open model. The word "open" in technology means that everyone has equal access (viz. "open source software" and "open source hardware"). The article says that research acces
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My PC plays a weird sound whenever I stand up from the desk(old.reddit.com)
38 points by mikolajw 4y ago|7 comments
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GSoC: Create a New KiCad Importer(github.com)
2 points by mikolajw 4y ago|0 comments