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by qlkzy 2mo ago
Re-reading, I think the article is in a grey area, and I believe that there is a decent amount of human experience underpinning it. It certainly isn't 100% LLM, but it's a long way from 100% human. But I wrote my commment after re
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by qlkzy 2mo ago
This topic always surprises me. I do not understand the sequence of logic that leads people to build synchronisation mechanisms based only on webhooks. Webhooks aren't at-least-once, nor at-most-once, nor are they guaranteed in-order
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by qlkzy 14y ago
ChuckMcM is agreeing with you AFAICT --- it's "not supporting X in favour of AT&T" i.e. preferring AT&T over the people.
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by qlkzy 14y ago
Note that sensing-based whitespace radio has a number of issues. The biggest one is the hidden node problem - you can interfere with receivers without being able to hear the transmitter. There is also the issue that the licensed users of th
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by qlkzy 14y ago
Trees are, in general, undirected (although it is often convenient to treat edges in rooted trees as being all directed towards or away from the root, to determine whether or not a graph is a tree it is necessary to consider the edges as un
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Best Practices: Response To 'Notes from the Mystery Machine Bus'(tbray.org)
4 points by qlkzy 14y ago|0 comments
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by qlkzy 14y ago
Don't you mean (*ptr) is of type int ?
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by qlkzy 14y ago
I think that regular expressions have a good syntax for most typical ( small ) uses of regular expressions. Maybe the choice of special characters isn't ideal, and it might be nice to have 'English' versions of more special characters (simi
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by qlkzy 15y ago
While I accept that IQ has some statistically significant correlations with interesting things, and is stable within individuals, I don't think there is consensus as to what that actually means. But I might just need to read more. Actually,
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by qlkzy 15y ago
(See my other reply for more on my understanding of innate ability) > As far as I'm aware, ability is generally considered to be something along the lines of practice x innate talent. Right, but it's not a simple multiplication (AFAIK/I
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by qlkzy 15y ago
Again, I'm not a psychologist, so this is only my (limited) interpretation of what I've read. I'm not saying that there is no nature-component. But , (AFAIK) there is no real evidence for something that would correspond to some idea of '
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by qlkzy 15y ago
'Raw Smarts' is a slightly odd concept. I'm no psychologist, but I think that the majority of current research points towards the idea that ability in almost anything is essentially a consequence of practice and experience. I think the real
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by qlkzy 15y ago
Emacs has this feature [for all values of 'this feature' :)] The documentation for the most convenient way to do it (there are others) is at: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Key...
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by qlkzy 15y ago
I use Pentadactyl (formerly Vimperator), and hide the tab bar entirely. 'Number of tabs' then becomes pretty meaningless, as all tab-switching is based on a history stack and regular expressions (a la Emacs buffers), so one just lets the bu
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The LMAX Architecture(martinfowler.com)
22 points by qlkzy 15y ago|0 comments