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nairboon
3y ago
Bonobos might be intelligent, but they haven't yet been on the moon as far as i know. You kind of need a bit more intelligence to pull this one off.
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3y ago
Unfortunately, while super useful, that plugin is quite out-of-date. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't depending on what Obsidian/Anki version combination you use. If one of them updates, it breaks. I think I had to pin Obs
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3y ago
Anki is a great software, but unfortunately it is quite difficult to install on Linux systems. Almost all packages on major distros are by now years out of date or kicked out, because Anki changed its build systems so many times, that the e
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3y ago
There is also LibrePCB: https://librepcb.org/
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3y ago
Then why is the book called "Understanding Deep Learning"? So is he understanding it or not?
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3y ago
There is always Codeberg or Gitlab.
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3y ago
Also for newer packages outside of the tidyverse, it's hit or miss if it installs unchanged. Often you have to manually figure out and install a specific version of some dependency to get it to build error free.
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3y ago
A few weeks ago, some D developers decided to fork the language/runtime/stdlib into OpenD with the goal of fixing some deficits in the language. I guess this spurred some new interest in D from new and older (ex-) users to look ag
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3y ago
So, we have come full circle? There used to be a .deb repo, then there wasn't and now we have one again.
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3y ago
So it's a stream, not a list, because those have a length.
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3y ago
One day, dlang might even overtake cobol in the TIOBE index...
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3y ago
Similar to the google image search on Firefox mobile, which has been broken for how many years now?
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3y ago
These version numbers are for marketing. None of them are revolutionary, only the web itself is.
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3y ago
Someday there will be a Web 4.0, similar to some of the visions of Web 3.0, but without the money stuff, instead a true p2p web.
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Meta-analysis: On average undergraduate students intelligence is merely average
(frontiersin.org)
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Is this discussion about bdsutils? Why do you dismiss the whole legal discussion as 'unsubstantiated remarks'? It is certainly a valid issue for a non-GPL rewrite of a GPL software.
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3y ago
This is a question of Copyright law [1], which also differs depending the jurisdiction. > from-scratch rewrite rewriting is literally a derivative work. With 'from-scratch' you probably mean some form of 'clean-room implem
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That warning was added 2 months ago.
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This is interesting as it is. But just as a heads up for those who get interested specifically because this project's license file says 'MIT'. It's is going to be very difficult to justify this license for a project that
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KDE/clazy: Qt-oriented static code analyzer based on the Clang framework
(github.com)
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Chisel: A Modern Hardware Design Language
(github.com)
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The internet has never been a "digital commons" (2017)
(reallifemag.com)
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3y ago
Some math is actually invented, like transfinite numbers. But feel free to empirically construct one of those...
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3y ago
You got still robbed, even if you did get a pay increase at the end of the year. They measure the increase in prices over a year and sometimes increase pay to match it But you have already worked a year for the lower salary. It would be fai
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3y ago
Yep, the same scam Robinhood. I guess the have to pivot to crypto, because their other business is not running well?
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3y ago
Most of those 'other brokers' that halted trading, were similar to Robinhood, as in not really a proper brokerage. No serious bank ever halted trading, why would they?
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>Robin Hood, in the face of the partners they rely on refusing to allow further acquisitions, did the best they could by still allowing selling. You mean Robin Hood manipulated the markets? By only allowing sell orders you manipulated th
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So in terms of gold, real estate is currently kind of cheap?
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What's up with the whitespaces in the second font. How can you tell what is even a whitespace there.
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These apps weren't widespread immediately, so it took a while to spread and the effect is a lagging measure as well.
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