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by scoot 2y ago
It seems unlikely that such sequences exist for the majority of words. And I asked in English about Portuguese words.
212.
by scoot 2y ago
And yet ChatGPT 3.5 can tell me the nth letter of an arbitrary word…
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by scoot 2y ago
How on earth did that entitled whiney post get 4.6K upvotes, and in /r/github no less?
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by scoot 2y ago
"on one side"...
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by scoot 2y ago
Ignoring for the moment that "unsurface" isn't even a word, I think you mean the opposite, "surface" (as a slightly pretentious way of saying "discover").
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by scoot 2y ago
This would provide the burn, but not the control.
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by scoot 2y ago
Unfortunately the Tatoeba data set is fundamentally flawed, as they have assumed that there is only one instance of any particular language, when that is clearly not the case for all languages. For example, Brazilian Portuguese is very diff
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by scoot 2y ago
>Probably doesn't take into account code-splitting or being able to import just what you need Correct. It doesn't.
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by scoot 2y ago
Interesting optical illusion – if I focus on side of the Custom Canvas demo and repeatedly click "Run", some of the confetti in my peripheral vision appears to leave the canvas. It's as if my brain is filling in what it expec
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by scoot 2y ago
You've no idea how spoiled you are with those prices. UK at current prices and exchange rates: Fuel: Petrol: (Gasoline) USD7.10/US Gallon Diesel: USD7.47/US Gallon Electricity: Domestic: USD0.36/KWh Chargi
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by scoot 2y ago
“gets its shirt together”?
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by scoot 2y ago
Even Google struggles to apply these correctly 100% of the time: google.com TOTAL SPF ALIGNED DKIM ALIGNED 209.85.167.49 3 100% 0% 209.85.218.47 3 100% 100% 209.85.167.43 2 100% 50% 209.85.208.44 2 1
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by scoot 2y ago
> I don't feel like emoji add anything substantial to a textual conversation Proceeds to add an ascii emoji <facepalm>
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by scoot 2y ago
Interesting in both cases. Thanks for sharing!
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by scoot 2y ago
I'm not so sure they're separate, or at least that they should be treated as such. Either way, it's a shame that this isn't standardised, regardless of the language spoken. Likewise units of measurement (weight, distanc
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by scoot 2y ago
I wondered if that might be the case, but they're writing in English which use a comma as a thousands separator; in which case, they definitely have the decimal point in the wrong place, even if it's down to a grammatical error.
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by scoot 2y ago
I can't help thinking that you must have the decimal point in the wrong place...
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by scoot 2y ago
It doesn't – they're completely different things. Ripl isn't a charting library, as is apparent from its description. The charts examples are just that - examples of using Ripl.
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by scoot 2y ago
But when he created his pattern, he found that he had three stones left over. Finally, it dawned upon him that the surplus came from counting the corners of the triangle twice. [...] Bochner welcomed the rediscovery of this "discrepan
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by scoot 2y ago
13 != 16
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by scoot 2y ago
I thought it odd that the end-user message mentioned it at all. Compared to last years message it strays into editorial content.
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by scoot 3y ago
There is no previous discussion.
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by scoot 3y ago
> If there'd been a diaresis (sic) I would have known it was the chicken coop sort of coop they had in mind. Except that there wouldn't have been a diaeresis, because (chicken) coop doesn't have one.
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by scoot 3y ago
And Apple is the name of a pretty popular fruit. Products and companies in different industries can share a name without trademark infringement. Apple only had to buy Apple Music (a la The Beetles) when they got into the music business (iPo
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The Battle to Invent the Automatic Rice Cooker(atlasobscura.com)
23 points by scoot 3y ago|2 comments
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by scoot 3y ago
It was originally posted two days ago (click on "past" to see the original date). Mods sometimes resurface content that didn't get traction.
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by scoot 3y ago
Even compared to the economic impact of a bridge collapse and resulting port closure?
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by scoot 3y ago
It looks like this was given a second chance by mods, and moved to the front page, as it was originally posted 2 days ago, not 3 hours (at the time of writing) [0]. What's interesting is that it's the one with the editorialized ti
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by scoot 3y ago
How are the fish supposed to find it?
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Mona: Australian art museum sued over women's-only exhibit(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by scoot 3y ago|0 comments

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