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Electronic Handheld Game Museum (2017)(handheldmuseum.com)
23 points by polm23 6y ago|6 comments
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Grand Experiments: West Marches (2007)(arsludi.lamemage.com)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Phylo DNA Puzzle(phylo.cs.mcgill.ca)
1 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Speech and Language Processing(web.stanford.edu)
3 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Kaze No Notam(hardcoregaming101.net)
1 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Ginger milk curd (2014)(blog.khymos.org)
139 points by polm23 6y ago|36 comments
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Diversity in AI is not your problem, it’s hers(medium.com)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
I've been using PasswordMaker for years for this and been quite happy with it. https://passwordmaker.org/passwordmaker.html On Chrome the extension you want is PasswordMaker Pro (not paid, it's just a name). It al
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OneTab: Save up to 95% memory and reduce tab clutter(one-tab.com)
3 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
play by mail
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Is building neural NLG faster than rules NLG? No one knows, but I suspect not(ehudreiter.com)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Vim-simple-todo: Mappings to manage GitHub-like task lists(github.com)
1 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
I like the indexes, though without a query language implied I'm not sure how useful they are. I can see why you wouldn't want to specify a query language in a markup spec though. I made a query language for use in situations just
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by polm23 6y ago
A lot of people in this thread seem to have experience playing Diplomacy in person, which surprises me. If you play in person it takes a very long time, but if you're inexperienced it's not unlikely someone will get knocked out af
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by polm23 6y ago
I used this site because I am an American citizen living outside the country, but even if that doesn't describe you I encourage you to click through the forms to see the attention to detail given to details of internationalization. Whe
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Vote from Abroad: Absentee Ballots for US Citizens(votefromabroad.org)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|2 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
So an unfortunate reality of the world today is that sometimes you need an image for a post that doesn't need a photograph, if only for better exposure with embeds. This is great for that. It's also great for posting code on Twitt
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Remote Desktop Is One Fine-Tuned for Gaming(blog.parsecgaming.com)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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ProFont: The Programming Font(tobiasjung.name)
2 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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Penrose: Create diagrams by typing mathematical notation in plain text(github.com)
184 points by polm23 6y ago|30 comments
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What are the best powers to play in Diplomacy?(uk.diplom.org)
99 points by polm23 6y ago|64 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
Third floor has been closed for as long as I've been going (since around 2014), I assume that it's in disrepair or can't be staffed reasonably.
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by polm23 6y ago
Sorry, "travel bag" is just an example I remember someone mentioning before. You can see the Mecab fork with example output here, but the docs are all in Korean so I can't really follow it. https://bitbucket.org&#x
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by polm23 6y ago
Not exactly double / reverse meanings, but there are several setences that are traditionally used to test Japanese tokenizers. Most of them are tongue twisters, like this one: すももももももももの内 "Japanese plums (sumomo) and peaches are b
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by polm23 6y ago
I don't speak Korean, but my understanding is that some applications don't just use spaces because of how they're used in loan words. The Korean for "travel bag" has a space in it but you might want it as one token,
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Pico-8 0.2 (Beta)(lexaloffle.com)
4 points by polm23 6y ago|0 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
I generally agree, but I think ii, jj, kk are fine for those iterator ints in loops, or the throwaway var in a list comprehension in Python. The only other situation single-letter variable names make any sense is if you have a short functio
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Tokyo’s Lion Cafe in Audio Magazine(dampfkraft.com)
35 points by polm23 6y ago|5 comments
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by polm23 6y ago
OP here, surprised to see this took off. I actually work with Japanese tokenization a lot - I took over maintenance of the most popular Python Mecab wrapper last year, and I have another Cython-based wrapper that I maintain. Word boundary a
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by polm23 6y ago
OP here, I was not referring to it working JSFiddle, just the idea of Chrome shipping with a Japanese tokenizer. I've known people to do stuff like compile MeCab with emscripten to get Japanese tokenization in Electron, so the fact tha

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