monkpit

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by monkpit 4y ago
What about graphing calculators? Seeing a graph of solutions (and how the output varies with the input) can give you an intuitive reaction of whether it’s in the right ballpark or not.
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by monkpit 4y ago
Houston is a disaster. Used car dealerships inside of neighborhoods. Semi trucks on every conceivable road, because there is a factory behind the elementary school. A metroplex that takes hours to traverse, without accounting for traffic. I
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by monkpit 4y ago
I love the addition of more accessibility features. If the “Conversation Boost” feature can work the way I hope it does, I would buy a pair or 2 of these immediately. I have often desired a feature similar to “transparency” except it would
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by monkpit 4y ago
Doesn’t the browser do this for you?
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by monkpit 4y ago
> Languages with First-Class Functions include JavaScript, Hack It says there are only 2 languages with first-class functions, not sure how much stock I would put into this data set.
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by monkpit 4y ago
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1529...
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by monkpit 4y ago
SodaPlay and SodaConstructor It’s on GitHub now: https://github.com/SodaLtd/Sodaplay
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by monkpit 4y ago
Pretty cool, but after I visited the settings page and changed nothing, I hit Save… and now the profile page says I have listened to 0 genres and keeps crashing the tab on iPhone/safari :( Not sure if the settings page is related, but
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by monkpit 4y ago
Actually, the first version in 2002 worked by listening to a phone call. There were no apps really at the time, at least not in the iPhone sense (because it didn’t exist).
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by monkpit 4y ago
> See also: list of non-water floods Well, there goes my morning.
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by monkpit 4y ago
https://www.dartointernational.com/ Darto makes decent carbon steel that won’t exactly break the bank :)
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by monkpit 4y ago
Probably to take advantage of the existing Python package ecosystem, if I had to hazard a guess.
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by monkpit 4y ago
How is this different or more convenient than a chat message? Hey! I’m working on X and I was wondering if you’d have time today to help me out.
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by monkpit 4y ago
This is so cringey. Instructions on how/where/when to pet the cat.
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by monkpit 4y ago
We’ve been improving them for like 150 years, and they’re still getting better. For example, Mazda’s Skyactiv to increase compression ratios.
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by monkpit 4y ago
Funny thing - the Gmail app has this prompt on the iPhone buy it never remembers my preference. It asks me every time even when I tell it not to.
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by monkpit 4y ago
I always wonder if they are related or not?
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by monkpit 4y ago
> opiltimization Is this some portmanteau for “compile time optimization”?
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by monkpit 4y ago
This is the root of the problem, I think. Especially in JavaScript with the blanket ‘catch’ mechanism and no real good way to have any idea of what exceptions could have even been thrown in the current context. Obviously the dev will have s
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by monkpit 4y ago
They just scaled up by giving access to an additional 1mil users. Be patient… it’s not like it’s free or trivial to run something like this.
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by monkpit 4y ago
I think it’s at least in part because it’s owed as cash (in some US states) when an employee is fired/quits.
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by monkpit 4y ago
> The YouTube homepage is once again 15mb/90 requests, and that's with an ad-blocker. The article is about the Feather frontend, which was never the same as the normal YouTube frontend. So, it’s not really a fair comparison. Al
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by monkpit 4y ago
“Unlimited” PTO is an accounting trick. If your company has a system where you earn PTO, then the PTO each worker has earned counts as money owed on the books. A quick hack to make your numbers look better is to eliminate that whole PTO thi
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by monkpit 4y ago
> IoC IaC?
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by monkpit 4y ago
I wonder if this type of tech could be used for animating video game characters? Instead of trying to use motion capture or something like that, just record an actor making facial expressions that would drive the 3d model. It seems like the
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RNA World(en.wikipedia.org)
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by monkpit 4y ago
This is an honest question: how do they (the FCC, et al) know the responsible parties but they haven’t stopped them?
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by monkpit 4y ago
Apparently Jupyter works with .net now. Cool
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by monkpit 4y ago
These products are designed not to rely upon DNS to serve the ad content, though.
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by monkpit 4y ago
Look up HDMI-CEC and buy things that support that. It’s what enables switching to the input automatically when the device is turned on.

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