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"... write their own reverse.." Yeah spot on - exactly what I was aiming at too... Having the intuition to use reverse (& pragmatism to keep it simple) is a great sign, and realistically more valuable [to me] for hiring than i
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IANAP so got curious about how ZX Calculus related to Feynman Diagrams (if at all) Search landed on this neat summary [^1] (2024) from the lab(?) which also has a link to the original paper [^2] [1]: https://www.quantinuum.com&#x
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1y ago
Always fun to see this kind of Rosetta Code thing, feel like no matter the topic there's something to glean from reading! That said: if I ever gave the palindrome question to a candidate (I haven't) and they pulled out a `reverse`
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1y ago
Let's add a post post scriptum :) Just because your project might not be at Google's scale doesn't mean it is therefore also not complex [^1] Example: I'd say plenty of games fit the author's definition of "com
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So yeah, seems like despite some unfortunate liquidation choices by his parents just before the depression, they still retained enough wealth to make certain lifestyle choices easy... > His parents, upon his graduation, had decided to gi
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1y ago
I dunno - seemed to low key have some casual wealth, being the one Beat who was always in a nice suit, had an extensive drug habit... and all those trips to Interzone don't pay for 'emselves!
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1y ago
I was about to get all Grandpa Simpson in here until I saw the URL All grumpiness has vanished (Though a modicum of despair remains)
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2y ago
Oh neat! Had no idea about this - thanks for the share
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Ah, just saw that the author has included the original text as PDF so don't have to speculate about original intent after all Does seem to mostly be "here are some people in touch with current developments happening in the world t
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2y ago
Seems like the author kind of missed (or buried) the point when summarising the "global fibre-based broadband network" prediction as simply "(the internet)".. I was using the internet in 1995 - and pretty sure at least p
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(Posting as separate comment because wall of text) Also - Honestly don't even understand why so many people would need to scrape for training data. Is it naïveté (thinking it necessary), arrogance (thinking it better than others, and t
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2y ago
Is there currently any way to identify ethical (or I guess, semi-ethical or even not actively unethical..) AI companies? Would be nice to see some effort on this front, a la "we don't scrape", or "we use this reputable d
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Spot on - they woulda had me if they'd allowed background I probably wouldn't even use it, but don't like to reward stingy dark patterns
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2y ago
Not quite what you're asking for, but if your device's browser doesn't have a "reader mode" there are sites like this one which can help: https://clearthis.page/?u=http://fweet.org/ (
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His "little" essay in Coincidance really opened my eyes to the depth of this book Still haven't personally dug through Joyce's notes (as RAW clearly did) but just getting to see the book through eyes that have was mind b
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2y ago
Excellent! No idea how this hasn't shown up on my radar before Many thanks, kind stranger
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2y ago
Love the idea (and the headline gave me a chuckle) Might be worth including a privacy statement about the handling of people's handwriting (meta)data, ie. disposal, not selling or using it as training data (assuming that's the cas
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As an aside: despite caring about "correct" use of language I've always been willing to frivolously split infinitives - it's against the rules, but I think quite an effective evolution of language Good to have linguists
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2y ago
Glad you made this - whether it needs to exist or not seems far from relevant as reworking and rethinking things is why we have most of the coolest tools we take for granted :) Did you discover anything interesting in the process of buildin
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As a (barely) recovery grammar festidian I highly recommend checking out this video by Dr Geoff Lindsey [1] TLDW: some fascinating realignment of perspective from a linguist about such things [^2], and the - frankly moderately mind-blowing
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2y ago
You mention elsewhere that you used this on a bunch of your own projects, are there any you can share?
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This is spectacular! Not nearly enough bespoke work going into building such forward-looking technology standards Best of luck with it
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Sucks that you're getting downvoted - it's an interesting point that the headline appears to blame an inanimate object Does seem like a trend too - not sure it can be attributed to headline brevity
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2y ago
Out of curiosity: does this post read like LLM (generated or assisted) to anyone else?
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super-fast! Looking forward to having full-brain time, super intriguing to see folk so much further down the eBPF tracing path Best of luck with the offering!
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Happened to be experimenting with similar things at day job recently - very keen to see more Alas (OFF TOPIC) clicking the burger menu on the site (mobile) gives a rather novel fullscreen black error > "Application error: a client-s
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Argh, you're right - I made a bottomless sandwich, the least edible of all sandwichkind
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2y ago
> open face sandwich This is gold :chefkiss:
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Based on my comment's negative score it would seem you're not alone. I agree the feedback was thoughtful (as acknowledged in my reply) and read no ill-will in it and meant none myself At risk of flogging a dead horse, it can be ne
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2y ago
Looks neat, covers off a couple things I dislike in other apps - nice work! A couple meh things: 1. What are the take away options for data? [^1] 2. Why does the app need my contact info? Cool stuff though, and I hope it helps you get your
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