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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I think your point is the current Maxwell equations explain physics so well that if we change them to accommodate magnetic monopoles they would have to be worse. If I understand you right, it overlooks that we can add terms[0] to Maxwell&#
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
Looks like I've got BSD SSH installed. From `man ssh`: -o option Can be used to give options in the format used in the configura‐ tion file. This is useful for specifying options for which there
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
Parent commenter said "basically" have 100% test coverage, and I'm not sure what is meant by that. From the text[0]: > Any program feature without an automated test simply doesn't exist. Programmers write unit tests
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
Do you remember which book it was you read?
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
Does anyone know how this would be used in practice? An example would be useful because words like "tool" and "event" in this context are too abstract to make it clear how this is intended to be used.
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I used to follow Tank's Good News[1] each week for this type of thing, but it seems it stopped being updated. I am hoping the owner eventually brings it back one day. [1] https://tanksgoodnews.com/
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
> Going deeper into the training aspect, something I find very useful are fuzz tests. Could you share some details of fuzz tests that you've found useful? I tend to work with backend systems and am trying to figure out whether they
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
Maybe I'm looking at a different paper than you? Among other places, on page 16 I see: > A comparison between the Israeli queue and a regular queue > It turns out that the Israeli queue is very efficient. To demonstrate this we
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I have an account. When I was on the job market it was helpful to see what companies my friends are working at so I can ask them things. I've also been able to field some questions and help some people who found me on LinkedIn, so th
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A Tutorial on Principal Component Analysis (2014)(arxiv.org)
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
It doesn't sit with me well to see this being downvoted. I assume downvoters found it dismissive, but I do not read it that way. I agree, at first it *is* surprising to see a Nobel laureate walk from the most-obvious-count-on-my-finge
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
> Ideally this diagram would be automatically generated using tooling... The biggest problem I've seen with architecture diagrams is they fall out of sync with the code base. In my opinion, automatic generation of these diagrams i
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
The four-quadrant matrix I am familiar with is: Urgent Not-Urgent Important Q1 Q2 Not-Important Q3 Q4 - Q1: Do it now - Q2: Do it the next time you can - Q3: Do it n
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I think the "feed" you're looking for is a physical newspaper subscription. If this sounds totally incorrect, hear me out. My wife gifted me a twice-a-week newspaper subscription a few months ago and it has many of the char
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I think the strongest parts of Shape Up are the betting table and the circuit breaker. The betting table is where 2-3 company leaders select projects employees will work on from all the pitched ones. The circuit breaker is a calendar date
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
A workaround while you're waiting for this to be supported by OP is to go to inspector and change the last dropdown option to <option value="10000">10000</option> then select it in the UI.
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
I think it is not needed? Or did you mean something other than this? Python 3.11.3 (main, May 4 2023, 05:53:32) [GCC 10.2.1 20210110] Type 'copyright', 'credits' or 'license' for more information
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by ryan-duve 3y ago
This reminds me of an exercise I'll never forget from my Math Methods course: finding the derivative of arcsin(x). It seems almost impossible because, just looking at it, there seems to be nothing you can do to simplify it. Then, out
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Bootstrapping (Statistics)(en.wikipedia.org)
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`press at twitter.com` now auto responds with Pile of Poo emoji(twitter.com)
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Write Yourself a Git(wyag.thb.lt)
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Cuthill–McKee Algorithm(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! I noticed there's no LICENSE on the root level of the project. Could you let me know whether I'm overlooking something or if you're releasing it without a license?
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
In your opinion, how is the developer experience of using fly.io compared to AWS?
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
This was fun! Especially nice job on the shortcuts, e.g., escape to quit, shift to shuffle. One suggestion for improvement is a UX indicator to start typing. I was clicking around looking for a blinking cursor and was confused until I jus
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
We use different AWS accounts for different purposes at work. It would be an extreme productivity loss if I had to go back to using something other than Firefox's containers.
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Camelot: PDF Table Extraction for Humans(camelot-py.readthedocs.io)
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Peter J. Weinberger's Face(spinroot.com)
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
My professor used Mutt and I was always in awe every time I watched him zip through emails. From time to time I try to get into it, but always fail for a different reason. This time, I made it about 30% of the way through this "quick
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by ryan-duve 4y ago
I probably watch this on average once every two years. It has helped me adopt the "do things as simply as possible" mentality when coding in Python.

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