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Hey, OP here. This is great! I’d love to get this into the hands of Adrian (that’s the kiddo’s name). Unfortunately, my hardware assembly skills are next to zero. Is there any chance to get a pre-assembled prototype? I’d happily pay for the
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I recently blogged about this. In Polish, but Google Translate does a recent job of conveying the story: https://plblog-danieljanus-pl.translate.goog/2022/12/24/jak-...
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Scratch for a blind child?
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4y ago
I don’t think it should be a Show HN – AFAIK this tag is for one’s own creations.
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I play Polish Scrabble competitively, and IME there’s much more to the game than just memorizing the dictionary. A program that has full knowledge of the dictionary and always plays the highest-scoring word will easily yield to a human. The
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4y ago
It was French, and Nigel Richards is not American but from New Zealand.
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4y ago
In the same vein, although way outdated: Ruby extensions in D https://tomash.wrug.eu/blog/2009/03/03/rudy-ruby-native-exte...
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Here's some theoretical background on DOOM's Turing-completeness: https://calabi-yau.space/blog/doom.html In the genre of "an implementation of game X on an accidentally Turing-complete Y", it never
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Thank you to everyone participating in HN. pg, dang, but also everyone posting and commenting: you're the part of what makes it a unique place. I've learned a lot from HN. It's been a source of distraction feeding my ADHD, bu
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Privacy-Friendly Location Field?
(avris.it)
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No he hasn’t. The collective work of employees of companies he has stake in has.
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I plan to port my scraping framework (Skyscraper, https://github.com/nathell/skyscraper ) to babashka one day. I’m not sure how easy it will be, though, since it uses core.async (which I believe bb has limited support f
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Is there still a php.ini that allows you to alter the language’s semantics? To me, that’s the biggest can of worms that PHP used to have. I haven’t touched it in years, so am not up to date.
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Because, assuming / means integer division, this would return 6 as the midpoint between 7 and 7.
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Babashka is interpreted, though (with SCI), so it doesn’t quite meet the GP’s dream.
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Something like 3-4 hours. Not great, but not bad either, given my usage profile (I charge it every couple of days).
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A GPD Micro PC: https://blog.danieljanus.pl/2022/08/18/i-love-my-gpd-micro-p...
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Related: Autosummarized HN (using GPT-3, not ChatGPT) https://danieljanus.pl/autosummarized-hn
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ChatGPT-written spec of a Brainfuck-like language with five commands
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Hey HN! I’m happy to answer any tech questions about this. I haven’t worked on it personally (so it’s not a Show HN), but I’ve been tracking the development and know the details.
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Fy Studio: On-demand print your Stable Diffusion art
(iamfy.co)
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My attempt with text-davinci-002: https://twitter.com/nathell/status/1551557069043650560/photo... (a corresponding Polish version can be found in the thread as well)
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The miracle of Smalltalk’s become: (2009)
(gbracha.blogspot.com)
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OCR works for me in Monterey.
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I think we can have our cake and eat it too. https://blog.danieljanus.pl/2022/09/24/paying-for-books/
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I host my static sites on a single cheap VPS from Scaleway, and it handles frontpage HN traffic just fine without CDNs.
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The pantoum comes to mind. :)
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(After typing this, it occurred to me to check if Emacs has a mode that supports this. And, sure enough, it does! http://www.bobnewell.net/filez/poetry.el )
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It’d be cool to have it support villanelles, where you can type in the first stanza and it’d pre-fill the patterned lines in the remaining five.
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That’d be a senryū. A proper haiku needs to have a kigo – a word hinting at a season – and kireji, a cut-word. (And English is on average terser than Japanese: I read somewhere that an approximate equivalent of Japanese 5-7-5 morae is 3-5-3
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