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by seg_lol 5y ago
Trauma can impact sleep, sleep is necessary for cleaning and organizing the brain. Stress hormones prevent many autonomic processes from occurring on a normal cycle. It would make sense that external stressors could lead to diseases that re
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Think about this when you are making any app that is used on mobile, esp if it helps someone get to a destination. Think about that for a second. Seemingly innocuous changes in UX for a maps app can literally kill people, either inside or o
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Exactly, there might be one little feature that surpasses another project and then claim you are better. This is always a tongue in cheap moment and a time to bask in the glory of ones leet skills.
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There still exists a fork of the Riju project on github which I have cloned locally. I would be more interested in running all of these languages in wasm and the execution state can be live migrated between the server and the client, that
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Are they going to support their maker/hacker ecosystem with versions of their EDA tools? To support things like Efabless [1] and the Skywater PDK with commercial grade tooling would be awesome. What is their long term vision for how th
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It isn't useless by any stretch, it is non-Commericial, it is playful, experimental. I understand the sentiment and the terminology, not challenging it, but being silly and playful should be just as valid as making a your next open sou
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by seg_lol 5y ago
How about an AI seatbelt? Hello, this is your personal twitter bot. This will not land well and will mostly like blow up in your face. Are you sure? Or Please blow in your Alcohol Sensor FIDO Key to continue posting for 99¢, 3.99 if you are
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Not snark, they should charge by the shtpost. Ignoring the intended and unintended consequences around such a market.
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Minority ruling from a lower court.
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Lets have an AI weapon Olympics and the world can see why we can't have them.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
I am reading this paper you posted, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26844036 this is really good. > the path of least resistance when choosing a strategy is to trust folklore, but the folklore is also suspect. love
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by seg_lol 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerUP_(accelerator) This is cool.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Down thread folks were asking to run BeOS binaries on it, sounds like a great opportunity for a couple fun hacks. * ppc -> risc-v binary translator, much more tractable with fixed width 32 bit instructions * running this on an FPGA that
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Somewhat analogous to marching squares https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marching_squares
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Something about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law It seems similar to "Send Me to Heaven" [1] the app for gamifying the destruction of phones. [1] https://www.cnet.com/news/a
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Neither does paper. I am wondering about error rates, human -> paper, paper -> file, file -> execution. Those feedback loops are enormous. It would be interesting to interview woman from the computer code typing pool.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
Fool me once ... fool me over and over again, that is a subscription.
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I wonder how many of those women had to learn to code to fix the typos? The level of structural sexism back then was off the charts, at least it was overt. Now we just tell people there is no glass ceiling and it must be their problem.
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Free is a huge liability, there is no contract, implicit or explicit. Free can go away, either by having the service disappear or being priced out of reach. Having TF scripts that can provision dev environments quickly and reliably is a mor
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by seg_lol 5y ago
The entire state of Florida should be a nature preserve, maybe it already is.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
If you what you say is true, it still doesn't survive N+1 invocations, we are talking about 1,2,3 vs infinity. My statement still stands, there is _next to no_ information in the call stack of TCO enabled functions. Which is by design.
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by seg_lol 5y ago
I was at the beach a couple days ago and dug two excellent holes, one was artistic in nature an the other was a nice holder for a bottle of wine. Nice way to pass the time while chatting with friends.
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Reminds me of a Twilight Zone episode where an earthling and an alien meet on a far off planet. The earthling isn't smart enough to learn the alien language, so she learns english. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by seg_lol 5y ago
You don't have to make good decisions when you are riding the Ads Rocket!
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Control Flow Integrity, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control-flow_integrity
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Lol! The funny thing is that at that point, the code you were shipping was "just javascript" but in a machine generated format. When places go out of their way to tell you about their engineering culture, they often aren't.
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Are you defending the decision to prevent labs from making vaccines to stop the pandemic? Are you saying that poor countries that cannot pay should suffer their fate?
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And tail recursive functions encode their state in the args and the body. There isn't any information in the stack anyway, by definition. If one does need to debug mutually tail recursive functions, step through them, this isn't a
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Continues to impede, he nor any of his organizations is a signatory on the vaccine patent waiver. https://www.sanders.senate.gov/press-releases/news-senators-... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfRljMcu
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Performance is only one small aspect, the things you can express in tail recursive functions are beautiful and compact. If feels like being in an inductive proof playground.

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