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4y ago
I really enjoyed this, thanks! I've been writing OCaml a lot and wish it had the expressiveness of `instance Eq Pokemon where`.
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For violentmonkey, I needed // @inject-into content
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James Damore was fired by Google, not a mob. The people at Google who made this decision read his "manifesto."
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For what it's worth, the Portal 2 community maps (available to download and play within the game itself!) are really good. Each week there are about 3-4 new really fantastic puzzles to play, and of course there's a healthy back ca
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5y ago
Personally, I am angrier at the people who said "covid is not real" and refused to get vaccinated than the people who may have exaggerated how often Ivermectin is used for livestock.
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5y ago
Great format! I liked the halting problem lesson too. Are you planning to build a company out of this platform? (It's really nice to use)
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5y ago
It's interesting to see the edge cases where the algorithm struggles to find the last letter. > shave: [slate: 20202, share: 22202, shame: 22202, shape: 22202, shake: 22202, shade: 22202] I guess it needs to find the right choice of
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Notion: Select text across multiple blocks
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> S-expressions in the equation example Yes. > You already have the app. Save notes to /tap via text message (SMS), the website or a bookmarklet. K now I'm actually going to use this. Nice work. (Good landing page!)
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Make sure "Input utilization" is set to "Text" if you're entering a text prompt.
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That’s what the very next section is about
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Is This True?
(cards.jordanscales.com)
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Unsure how any of those are relevant? I pointed out the descriptions of the current player being trained - a pretty important part of this project.
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5y ago
I'm talking to several individuals in this very thread
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Not really, no. Singular "they" is pretty much everywhere now, despite some people's best efforts.
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5y ago
Appreciate the honesty here. Pretty wild how natural this model feels with 1 million samples.
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5y ago
Remarkably cool. My only bit of feedback is that it's unfortunate so much of the commentary uses masculine pronouns (I found it distracting). Is that just a consequence of the training data?
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5y ago
Kind of sounds like he doesn't have any ideology at all and is merely a reactionary.
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This is hilarious and I love it. Two questions: 1) How can I see the programs that I mine? I ran mine but it's unclear if I've found any? 2) How can I start from the beginning? I'd like to see how long it takes to mine A01, f
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Mopewa is a force to be reckoned with. Wish her name were closer to the top!
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The same way that Tailwind is "just" a list of class names
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If by "some particular customer" you mean a protected group, we've already figured out this distinction in the United States: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_group#United_States
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Not a typical answer but this blog post led me to getting the help I needed and I'm forever grateful for it https://maxmanders.co.uk/2016/09/05/on-being-generally-anxio...
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I personally think it's refreshingly honest to focus on moving a number up and to the right, rather than pretending to "make the world a better place" while the bottom-line is to move a number up and to the right.
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Generating fake chemical elements from SHA-256 hashes
(hash.jordanscales.com)
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The "generalized collatz conjecture" (rather than 3n+1 and n/2 we use some a*n+k) was proven by the wonderful John Conway to be undecidable [0] by inventing a toy language called FRACTRAN [1] and showing that it was turing co
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Awesome! I apologize to pull the classic HN move but I built something similar with FizzBuzz, with the requirement that implementations run within a docker container (it was a project to learn Docker). https://github.com/jda
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The speech police didn't do anything. I stopped using those terms because they're not descriptive.
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5y ago
Nice work! Generating SVGs with code is fun stuff.
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Patently false that this a both-sides type of scenario. One dabbles with conspiracy theory and order of magnitude more than the other.
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