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by pietroppeter 3y ago
An article about Open Source and Eric Raymond that is a fascinating read after so many years and given how things have changed
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
on this topic this is also great: http://computers-are-fast.github.io
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
> not expressable the sum of all proper divisor of any positive integer (Emphasis on all mine) A proper divisor is a positive integer divisor of n other than n. Examples: 1 is a proper divisor of all positive integers except 1, 2 is a
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Thank you!
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: How to measure the latency numbers every programmer should know?
3 points by pietroppeter 3y ago|5 comments
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Mmh no seems they went through at least a couple of renamings: https://www.netreveal.ai/resources/blogs/ayasdis-next-chapte...
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Looking in past HN the most relevant results seems this from 8 years ago linking to a company that does not seem to exist anymore: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9487872
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
This seems to be mostly focused on math, what could be a good TDA resource more focused on applications?
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Thanks!
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Is there some reference or explanation on why the model it is non deterministic at temperature 0?
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
That’s great news!
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Md book is great! We created a Nim version to support content written with nimib (a framework to publish html pages with Nim code and its results) and it has been very useful! https://pietroppeter.github.io/nimibook/ind
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Very clear and a smart decision that paid off!
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
> The answer probably lies in non-technical things, like marketing, community building and governance. > The language not having one clear thing it excels at, surely makes marketing it more difficult, so Nim would have needed more eff
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
indeed https://twitter.com/JulianGarnier/status/1668295672750125058...
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Loved the exchange between sdevlin and FiloSottile on Oct 2016 edition! Thanks for linking related content dang!
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Does anyone have resources on how the actual parsing into token is done given a list of tokens?
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
Love that openprocessing is being featured here! (I checked and this is the first big hit on HN). It is a great open source coding site with great coding artists, who share their creations openly. My personal favorite is Okazu, see an examp
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
interesting! from your company's website I gather that the idea is to support this development through consulting services around this and other libraries, is that correct? https://widgetti.io/
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by pietroppeter 3y ago
> I’ve never before experienced such a disparity between how much potential I see in a technology and how little I trust those who are making it. quote taken from launch blogpost: https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2023&#x2F
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The Intelligent Illusion – A practical guide to the business risks of Gen AI(illusion.baldurbjarnason.com)
1 points by pietroppeter 3y ago|2 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
done :) https://fosstodon.org/@pietroppeter/110118215100751621
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
I was surprised lately to realize there is a not a standard way to import a parquet file in MSSQL. Happy to be proven wrong
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
As a reminder, at Nim Conf back in October 2022 Andreas presented Nim 2.0 in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDi50K_Id_k&list=PLxLdEZg8DR... Hearing again I cannot chuckle when Araq says: Nim v1 is good at ev
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
This is very nice since it is progress towards 2.0 and a LOT of bugs were fixed. Kudos to the contributors! The element of novelty in this case are the error messages (which are very precise although not too easy to parse). In the meantime
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Code and data available: https://osf.io/uangd/ My source is a tweet by McElreath: https://twitter.com/rlmcelreath/status/1639161966903144448?s...
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Full title did not fit: Large-scale iterated singing experiments reveal oral transmission mechanisms underlying music evolution
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Large-scale iterated singing experiments reveal music evolution(cell.com)
20 points by pietroppeter 4y ago|2 comments
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by pietroppeter 4y ago
Surprised to see this kind of project in Rust but it looks interesting. Cannot resist plugging a Nim wrapper for p5js (although it’s a bit early stage), in case other are interested in doing p5/processing stuff in a niche but fun (and

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