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WebOS Open Source Edition
(webosose.org)
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The path to sustainably working on FOSS full-time
(drewdevault.com)
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Urn: A Lisp implementation for Lua
(urn-lang.com)
156 points
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Suvie – Your Gourmet Personal Chef
(suvie.com)
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How we built Watsi Coverage without stable electricity, WiFi, or email
(blog.watsi.org)
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Human breast milk is a poor source of vitamin D, that's why it is recommended as a supplement.
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Deep Empathy – Inducing empathy with deep learning
(deepempathy.mit.edu)
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What Are Capabilities?
(habitatchronicles.com)
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MIT’s AI bot Shelley writes horror stories collaboratively on Twitter
(stories.shelley.ai)
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Shelley – Collaborative horror story writing using deep learning
(shelley.ai)
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Is the underlying data updated in realtime?
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What does "the mistake" look like?
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necrodome
9y ago
They are small businesses, promoted by hourly workers. What does that have to do with VCs?
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Semantic Sensors
(petewarden.com)
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necrodome
9y ago
Not for some users though, usable for some requests. Users will still be annoyed when they can't complete actions, because some of their requests are failing randomly.
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Implementing Algebraic Effects in C
(microsoft.com)
150 points
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Build an 8-bit computer from scratch
(eater.net)
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Building an 8-bit breadboard computer
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
I used this last year for ~ 10 flights. https://github.com/aortbals/southwest-checkin
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Shanzhai Archeology: defying our standardized technological imagination
(we-make-money-not-art.com)
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necrodome
9y ago
Somehow I assumed, once you create a distributed table, subsequent queries involving the distributed keys will be magically resolved for distribution.
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9y ago
The modeling in the example seems weird: - Why do you need a user_id in todo_items if you already associate lists to users in todo_lists table? - "If users have the same list ID..." Why would they?
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9y ago
I have used https://www.icyte.com/ for years to combat link rot (disclaimer: I am currently the maintainer of the site). My current favourite tool is this chrome extension( https://chrome.google.com/webstore&
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Infinit Storage Platform
(infinit.sh)
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9y ago
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Drona: A Framework for Safe Distributed Mobile Robotics
(drona-org.github.io)
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9y ago
You sound more like an advertisement than a genuine comment.
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O'Falafel Cart
(cambridge.nuvustudio.com)
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Advent of Learning About MD5 and OpenCL
(blog.jfo.click)
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I'm slow
(snarfed.org)
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What I work on
(snarfed.org)
1 points
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10y ago
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