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A large scale non-linear optimization library(github.com)
128 points by rch 4y ago|32 comments
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by rch 4y ago
How about Elle Morrill? https://www.ellemorrill.com/
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Unifying data across multiple sources and platforms(cloud.google.com)
1 points by rch 4y ago|0 comments
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by rch 4y ago
It seems to me that the government service responsible for providing the phone should be expanded to provide a permanent digital identity, including email, and a lasting phone number. A permanent address (open and scan, with selective forwa
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by rch 4y ago
I attended prep courses and they didn't have an impact on my scores, measured by before and after practice testing (~1500 in the late 90s). What did help is that I was encouraged to read a lot from a young age, which seems fairly acces
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by rch 4y ago
And copilot-like code, possibly Q1 2023.
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by rch 4y ago
I've noticed a trend in the press towards equating pseudoscience with science, but I'm still not sure what the objective might be. Curious.
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by rch 4y ago
Designers want the latitude to place ads where they're likely to be effective. How does an ads company which incidentally also provides a browser balance that interest?
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by rch 4y ago
Content on the web used to flow pretty well irrespective of those factors. The 'liquid' layout in Adobe's pdf reader works as it should, as does the simplified view in Chrome (which is suspiciously only offered on sites witho
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by rch 4y ago
I shop at a couple of co-ops, and they're excellent. Ideally I'd like to chat with a lawyer knowledgeable about co-op formation to create an open template for a version designed to leverage a long term lease from a nonprofit land
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by rch 4y ago
Christmas gifts for my parents. I've had them on Chromebooks for the last few years, and my father is a tinkerer (Western Electric in the 70s) who routinely opens up laptops, phones, cameras, etc. for repairs or just because.
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by rch 4y ago
Opera also had tab groups, MRU tab switching, and saved sessions. Those exist in some form or fashion now, but the implementations are not as smooth.
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by rch 4y ago
Wow, I had no idea some of those names were under that license. Thanks! I'm even a Signal subscriber, and just didn't think about that aspect of their shared source model. I mentioned number of contributors as that attribute is ge
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by rch 4y ago
Solid work, but I haven't seen too many AGPL projects prosper over time. I'll set a reminder to check back in a year or so to look for contributor growth.
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by rch 4y ago
Be sure to include the cost of hiring graduates as part of the administration or government into the cost.
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by rch 4y ago
I've been hearing the "college teaches you how to think" trope less often lately. Can't imagine why.
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by rch 4y ago
I watch Netflix with captions on and the sound low or muted, so I can multitask reading other things. It's easier to follow parallel streams of text than voice and text at the same time.
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by rch 4y ago
Exactly. I've had enough theoretical conversations about this to know there are organizations who would be happy to help assess any particular situation. Different industry, but it might be worth looking into how New Belgium went emplo
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by rch 4y ago
Abstract link for convenience: https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.00521
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by rch 4y ago
I've found that 'climate change' activism leads with wealth redistribution, social justice, and even socialism in a general sense. Biodiversity activism, on the other hand, tends to organize around reducing anthropogenic sour
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by rch 4y ago
I could be mistaken as well, but this is the old Sun page for the IDE I'm referring to: https://archive.ph/Qzllr It looks like ffj predates the NetBeans acquisition, but it's hard to tell without a definitive ref
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by rch 4y ago
I remember it as Eclipse taking over from Forte 4 Java, then NetBeans trying to regain share with various gimmicks, culminating with a fancy GUI layout tool that would have been excellent if it hadn't been exclusive to NetBeans.
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Git Re-Basin: Merging Models Modulo Permutation Symmetries(github.com)
2 points by rch 4y ago|0 comments
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by rch 4y ago
Agreed!
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by rch 4y ago
Typo in the title as well - although I like the idea that a programmer in the future will search for a contemporary feature called a 'compiler frond' and happen upon this discussion.
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by rch 4y ago
The largest windows didn't have shades, but some did. We'd also use free standing shades to help keep specific areas cool. Some of the features of RMI's Carbondale office would probably be worth considering as part of a more
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by rch 4y ago
Based on my experience living in a large home in Colorado designed for passive solar heating, the trees would block the windows in summer so we'd stay comfortable without AC, but the sun was really intense in what should have been the
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by rch 4y ago
> To date, only prototypes of the Lavo domestic system have been built, and the company has not yet decided where to build a factory.
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by rch 4y ago
Interesting open source software too: -- https://as.tufts.edu/biology/levin-lab/resources/software -- https://github.com/betsee/betse
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Three Body Hardware Design and Why I Used an FPGA [video](youtube.com)
1 points by rch 4y ago|0 comments

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