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Stop Writing Classes by Jack Diederich (Python, 2012)
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.ai Domain Auctions
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Pin RS232 Pinout Explained
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A little while back, mothcamp published the "NLP Demystified" series: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33815146 The video on the transformers, at around 19:00, has a visual explanation of how sinusoids were u
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The Python Paradox (2004)
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What is the current Nokia you have that you hate?
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Does anyone know how to make it so CLI shortcuts like Ctrl+Y ("yanking" in Bash or IPython) don't completely break AWS Session Manager? This is the main thing keeping me from switching to AWS SSM.
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This looks great, I will check it out the next time I `rm` something in the wrong folder. My only question is if a CLI option is available (instead of the interactive interface)? That is, whether something like: python3 -m recoverpy
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JMESPath
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Shape Up PDF
(basecamp.com)
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In your research for this paper, did you come across a derivation of the random forest from first principles that you found particularly accessible? Side note: I like your styling for your website! The only thing that sticks out is the spa
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You haven't said what tech things interest you, but if you enjoy keeping up with programming languages or Linux development I recommend trying a subscription to https://lwn.net/ after you block HN. The comment noise i
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Fitting Words Puzzle by Hcs64
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I use IPython in a terminal and keep a Firefox tab open in a split screen to look at plots. When the IPython script is working, I write it out to a Python file. The only times I use Jupyter notebooks are: 1. If there's a really vis
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This looks cool, very easy to use and look up some video games. I have a few random questions: 1. Where do you source the data about the video games? 2. Any consideration to either open sourcing or writing a technical post about the Elixir
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I'd like to hear about how the author's interactions with other coders changed after the transformation from "being a programmer" to "doing programming". In particular with those that are still in the "be
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Are these meant to be programmatically enforced via CI? If so, I wonder if adding an Alpine-based build to the pipeline would cover all the unsupported commands automatically.
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Better Genderless Pronouns in English – Richard Stallman (2018)
(stallman.org)
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Have you tried reader view? It's the little button that looks like a document on the right side of the URL bar in Firefox.
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This is really great. My only suggestion for improvement is to enable the web UI to allow pasting directly from clipboard. Can I ask what's going on under the hood? My guess is you're using Stable Diffusion with the uploaded pic
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It seems Wikipedia has the dollar amount some high-profile domains sold for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_domain_... Do we know how much pe.com sold for?
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How to Enable More Multi-Touch Gestures in Ubuntu 22.04 Gnome 42
(ubuntuhandbook.org)
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I've used Github Actions at work for the past year and I'm a fan overall. The clearest sign of this is my feedback for improvement is almost entirely about missing features instead of broken ones. For examples, it'd be nice
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We're in the same group if that makes you feel any better. BTW, since you mentioned reader view in Firefox, here's the userContent.css that I've been using for the past few years: @-moz-document url-prefix("about:
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I've only had to use `apk` for a Dockerfile layer when we were really trying to minimize the footprint of an image. From what I could tell, there was no discernible difference from `yum` or `apt`. What are the features that make it s
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Python 3.10 Readiness
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If the part about the tack on the board under the clocks wasn't clear, and you're a visual learner, this video from 3Blue1Brown about the [classic] Fourier Transform might help clarify the relationship to periodicity: https:/
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Has anybody had good experience with an alternative they're willing to share? The Alexa API is turning off in December and I haven't found a good drop-in replacement, yet.
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> This led to the present where the only place where Firefox is dominant is on Linux, where it seems like the community is trying hard to give another chance to them... Yup, this is me. It helps it's installed by default on Linux.
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Transformers-Based Encoder-Decoder Models
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