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by nequo 3y ago
> Everyone should use it because it disables a lot of nonsense that doesn't serve you and probably even saves battery power. Lockdown mode acts as a natural ad block which is great (as a reader). But it also disables JIT. I assume t
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Chaos and Moving Mars to a Better Climate (2007) [pdf](www-formal.stanford.edu)
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Listening to Taylor Swift in Prison(newyorker.com)
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by nequo 3y ago
This is such a cheap shot. The browser is being worked on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_version_history#Firefo...
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by nequo 3y ago
> So there are also people who cannot afford apartments in NYC because of short-term rentals. Do we know how many? How much of an effect is this expected to have on rents?
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by nequo 3y ago
SymPy[1] and Mathematica[2] can both render expressions in LaTeX, if this is what you mean. [1] https://docs.sympy.org/latest/tutorials/intro-tutorial/print... [2] https://reference.wolfram.com&#x2
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by nequo 3y ago
Lenses and monad transformers are libraries, not part of the language. It doesn't look like the book uses them, so you don't need to understand them in order to follow it: https://nostarch.com/learn-physics-functio
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by nequo 3y ago
This is a very valid consideration. At the least, Haskell is much faster than Python, the language itself is not that complicated (learning a whole new ecosystem is a different story), FP might lend itself better to translating physics into
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Perceus Reference Counting in OCaml(discuss.ocaml.org)
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Request for Public Comment on Open Source Security and Memory Safe Languages(whitehouse.gov)
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by nequo 3y ago
> The fact that you're unable to distinguish the difference means you're being purposefully obtuse and annoying or are simply naive. This part is really unnecessary. Parent is most likely not "unable to distinguish" a
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Fortran Package Manager(github.com)
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Bram Moolenaar: Vim: From hjkl to a platform for plugins (2018) [video](youtube.com)
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Modules Matter Most (2011)(existentialtype.wordpress.com)
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Text Compression Using LLMs(bellard.org)
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by nequo 3y ago
In the social sciences, higher-ranked journals publish higher-impact (that is, more highly cited) papers. This is not causal but those journals tend to publish palpably better motivated, better explained, and better executed studies. When y
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by nequo 3y ago
The built-in undo[1] in Emacs is confusing but I think parent means the undo-tree package.[2] The package is super intuitive, you navigate the tree with the arrow keys and you can pull up the diff of each change if you want to. [1] https:&
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by nequo 3y ago
OCaml itself is known for exceptionally quick compilation though. Despite Hindley–Milner with type inference. GHC for Haskell and rustc for Rust are slower because of the optimization passes that they do. GHC needs to be more aggressive abo
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by nequo 3y ago
The source that you linked points out that there is no experimental data to study this because experiments are designed with a fixed duration. This seems like a serious limitation. Someone who stays in therapy longer might have a more compl
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Why haven’t XEmacs and GNU Emacs merged? (2016)(xemacs.org)
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by nequo 3y ago
You are stating these things as though they were established facts. But they seem to be opinions. Or do you have data to back them up? > People who are new to vim-style-editors and go to neovim are mainly people who would have gone to vi
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by nequo 3y ago
Neovim has a plugin for that too.[1] Is Helix different in how you can navigate the syntax tree? [1] https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjec...
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Vim9 Script Differences from Legacy Vim Script(vimhelp.org)
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by nequo 3y ago
Out of curiosity to better understand the ways in which Vim can be used: > Features I find useful have been removed. Which ones specifically? > significantly other Vim9Script What do you like more in Vim9Script? > Gvim is useful at
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by nequo 3y ago
> The cognitive load in remembering shortcuts is nightmare. The cognitive load is no greater than it is to remember that Ctrl+C is copy and Ctrl+V is paste. Once you learn them, you don't think about them.
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by nequo 3y ago
In what way is transit worse in NYC and DC? Are trains and buses running on a sparser schedule today in these two cities than they were before COVID?
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by nequo 3y ago
Wouldn't asymmetric cryptography be better suited for building proofs of identity for government transfers? you must allow a metallic sphere to look at you with its eye and generate a “personality test.” The proof is then associate
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by nequo 3y ago
There are a few people who have been involved in Vim’s development. You can read a discussion here about how Bram used to handle patches and how to move forward without him: https://groups.google.com/g/vim_dev/c&#x
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by nequo 3y ago
TFA quotes Bill Joy: “[...] you've got to remember that I was trying to make it usable over a 300 baud modem. That's also the reason you have all these funny commands. It just barely worked to use a screen editor over a modem.
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by nequo 3y ago
That is fairly shortsighted. Regulation also prevents customers from being defrauded. Beyond that, antitrust action is regulation but it increases competition.

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