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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   I can also recommend Daniel Shiffman. His Youtube channel has tutorial series on both Java and JS bases Processing. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvjgXvBlbQiydffZU7m1_aw
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   Tweetbot was a great product I was happy to give money too. I'll probably feel the same way about Ivory.
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   I've had a LaTeX resume for ~15 years. I'm not sure I would do it from scratch now, but I don't need to update it that often. That being said, I'm not sure what else I would do it in. LaTeX has the virtues that it ha
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   How many legitimate users will use pluses or dots which you forgot to allow in your email validator? How many legitimate users will use capital letters , which I had to add to an in-production email validator on an app with millions of M
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   Uh, that show is horrific pseudoscience nonsense; you know that, right?
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   But it's "It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents, except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust of wind which swept up the streets (for it is in London that our scene lies), rattling alon
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   Back in my day you could just rename programs (read: Quake 2) to winword.exe and they would run no problem.
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   If you read the rest of the paragraph, you'll see that he's talking about aridness being important for preserving papyri.
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   by mkehrt 4y ago

   Ah, oops, you are correct.
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    Well, the interesting thing isn't that such graphs exist , so finding an arbitrary graph with this property isn't really relevant. It's that certain distributions of random graphs, when sampled tend to produce graphs with th
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    I'm pretty sure it's on the Daily WTF, FWIW.
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    You're welcome!
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    Note that primary color terms are language-specific and their ranges vary by culture. It very well could be "oranje" in Dutch!
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    > Building on the previous rule, a yellow UI element must always be accompanied by some darker-shaded UI elements such as text and icons to articulate its meaning. This was known long ago--it's called the Rule of Tinctures in herald
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    I specifically said no one should be forced to come into the office, just not discount the desires of people who need office socialization. Zoom absolutely does not count.
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    I don't think we should force people to come into offices, but I am a strong advocate for having offices. I cannot work at home. I need a minimum number of people around, preferably people with whom I am doing some work, to get any
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    What was it?!
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    For a good look at type theory and its relationship to operational semantics in particular, Pierce's Types and Programming Languages is the classic. I suspect Harper's Practical Foundations for Programming Languages has a similar
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    by mkehrt 4y ago

    While I think rust has some serious issues with syntax (and I love rust), the things you've pointed out here are not rustisms, but programming language theory-isms. x:Type has been used in MLs (SML, Ocaml) and recently TS. Haskells us
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    They actually do this to rebalance them, so they probably pick up random bikes too.
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    I can leave an ebike on a random sidewalk, as long as it is not blocking the way, for a $2 fee, or at a dock, of which there are many, for free. How often do I do this? Probably once a week. Bike out to the beach, walk or bus back. Bike t
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    The value subscriptions (bikes/ebikes for me in SF) is in not having to worry about it. I can bike to anywhere in the city and generally leave the bike there and walk or bus. Or I can do the reverse. I'm also not on the hook for
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    A (d_0 * d_1 * ... * d_{k-1} * d_k) tensor is just a linear map from a (d_0 * d_1 * ... * d_{m-1} * d_{m+1} * ... * d_{k-1} * d_k) tensor to a (d_0 * d_1 * ... * d_{n-1} * d_{n+1} * ... * d_{k-1} * d_k) tensor, where a () tensor is a scalar
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    I don't think reading your contact list is that weird. iOS autocorrect in English clearly does it.
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    Good.
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    Two things that helped me (if it is useful to anyone) - Use a third party client that isn't a trash fire. I use Tweetbot. - Aggressively block retweets from individuals, which is supported by the API, so it persists accross clients.
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    Mean drug effect is possibly a bad metric to measure. If the distribution is bimodal, or has very high variance, the FDA could take that into account when approving a drug. I believe SSRIs often vary in effectiveness, for example; some peo
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    by mkehrt 5y ago

    I cannot even parse this. What is going on here?
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    by mkehrt 6y ago

    I literally do all of these on the command line except for using a calendar. Using a GUI is fiddly and terrible. Which isn't to say everyone needs to feel like I do. But some people at least will strongly disagree that the GUI is eas
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    by mkehrt 6y ago

    But that's the same with, say, kendo!