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mkl
2y ago
> the job of a programming language is to make it easier for me to tell the CPU what to do. Not having types is detrimental to that. JavaScript and Python have types, and Python has always been strongly typed (type hints have not changed
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mkl
2y ago
That sounds like the automatic limit. Maybe there's a manual one as well with the same message though.
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mkl
2y ago
> Guess @dang decided to rate limit my account again so I can't post replies :-) There are automatic rate limits that apply to everyone. IME you can still click on the comment's timestamp to be able to reply.
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mkl
2y ago
What do you mean? This doesn't seem to say what it does, and the documentation link is broken. I can't find anything related by searching either.
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mkl
2y ago
https://xcancel.com/SvelteSociety/status/1260209026563858432
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mkl
2y ago
I haven't read that book, but that contradicts what I've read elsewhere, and it's from 2013. Wikipedia says: "By July 2014, Jeff Bezos had invested over $500 million into the company, and the vast majority of further fu
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mkl
2y ago
Commercial whaling, I guess. Whaling began thousands of years earlier elsewhere. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whaling
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mkl
2y ago
I think it's more likely different species in different places. I, in NZ, don't think I've ever seen a slug as much as 5cm long, let alone 9cm.
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mkl
2y ago
Xara was never fully open source. They kept the renderer proprietary, so it never really had a chance.
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mkl
2y ago
The article points this problem out. It's recreational mathematics, not intended to be practical.
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mkl
2y ago
The "cup" looks more like the top of a bottle.
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mkl
2y ago
It's well known it was never an actual treasury; there's not much inside to it, and it's the first main "building" you see when entering through the canyon, designed to impress rather than store valuables. The name
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mkl
2y ago
If you're not going in person, it's captured fairly well on Google Streetview: https://www.google.com/maps/@30.322462,35.4515824,2a,90y,259... . Follow the canyon at the right of the view to see many more thi
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mkl
2y ago
Yes, and this site seems really scummy. Wikipedia is pretty good on the guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmet_Ayd%C4%B1n_(born_1991) . BBC from 2018 has almost as much about the rest: https://www.bbc.co
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mkl
2y ago
From the article: "We release the model weights open-source (Apache 2.0)".
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mkl
2y ago
No it isn't. It might be soon in some early way: "the first launch is expected to take place no earlier than November 2024", "The booster for the flight is named So You’re Telling Me There’s a Chance , alluding to the
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mkl
2y ago
It's not even loading the stream for me, so that never appears. What's the URL?
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mkl
2y ago
They're definitely orders about the future. "Keep at it" has the present as context, "hold the line" is a bit ambiguous, "don't let it happen again" has the past as context, but they're all talk
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mkl
2y ago
They're orders to continue a present activity into the future.
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mkl
2y ago
> These models are accessible under a non-commercial license. That is not open source.
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mkl
2y ago
ddg.gg will take you straight there and is just as quick to type (of course, it's simpler to set it as default).
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mkl
2y ago
Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong#Geography , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_towns_of_Hong_Kong .
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mkl
2y ago
https://archive.ph/0Tqx7
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The Oldest Termite Mound Is 34,000 Years and Counting
(nytimes.com)
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mkl
2y ago
It's a separate address that can have its own mailbox if need be, but unless you want to keep meticulous records on the go, and refer to them constantly, some sort of pattern is required.
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mkl
2y ago
It's hard to distinguish between leaking and selling, but I think leaking is much more common. Dropbox famously leaked a lot of emails in ~2012, including mine - I was never a paying customer and that put me off becoming one or using
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mkl
2y ago
Yes, without exception. I want to know who is leaking/selling my address, and usually stop doing business with those who do. It also makes filtering really easy. People sometimes have strange reactions when I verbally give them an e
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mkl
2y ago
> The data will soon be added to HIBP My unique-to-archive.org email address is not there yet.
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cigar#Health_effects https://academic.oup.com/jnci/article-abstract/96/11/853/252... They're still terrible for you and disgusting to be arou
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mkl
2y ago
The number of continents and their names vary between cultures and languages. In Latin America, the Americas are considered a single continent called America: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent#Number
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