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by seg_lol 6y ago
You should write it from the back seat of your car.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Pennies
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Could you have someone walk towards the camera with a focus test card and form a map between the sensor and the focus data from the lens itself (FFT, etc)? It would be something analogous to the 'learned indexes' paper. You could
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Interesting, I assume you are familiar with Terra, Titan and Pallene research languages? I love the idea of typed base language to implement a higher level more flexible language while still being able to drop down for correctness and speed
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Do you mean iterating on an agency matrix dimension times to get the full path length between any two nodes? I have had to run my recursive queries external to the database (MySQL, SQLite), this change looks to bring it into the database. E
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by seg_lol 6y ago
These companies would be happy to lose the customer and the vars that complain. Unless you can convince 100x more people than yourself to loudly and dramatically move to something not as user hostile, just voting with your dollars will not
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Imagine if questions like these were brought to the whole worker base? There is so much knowledge and intelligence at the leaves of the organization that doesn't make it up the chain. The amount of fiddling and coddling that is done to
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I could imagine Aaron and Tom doing a duet.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Nils, have you thought of doing a master class? I have utterly, most thoroughly enjoyed everything you have produced. Imperative, functional, low-level, high-level it is all excellent. If having a class isn't your thing, would you cons
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Awesome stuff. I'd like to see entirely non-chemical pest control for agriculture.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Great project! You gotta be capturing email addresses so people can track the project.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Is there a legal requirement that the CAN buses be air-gapped? What has changed since https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-hig...
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Android and iOS auto, do you want these systems to attach this easily to the car? Safety critical CAN bus messages should be signed.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
This is wonderful! Very simple, minimal and useful tool! I don't Js, but I am thinking of a fork that has a log of generated sounds. It is fun to mash the button 10 times to see what the sound space is. Or, could let it run and then hi
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by seg_lol 6y ago
There are so many good ideas that are trapped in the past, tens hundreds or thousands of years old.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I have noticed a couple things in the psy-ops campaigns. 1) Appearing centrist and balanced while espousing a racist ideology without the vitriol. Same outcomes, nicer, easier to swallow and repeat phrasing. 2) Folks that have "seen th
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Could one use NLP/ML to score a metric on the distance between the phrase and the concept? I think it needs some historical context as well. Like when "School of the Americas" got renamed to, "Western Hemisphere Institut
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Wow! I had no idea that Microsoft made a Lisp?! MuLISP [0] I think there are two issues with the implementation of macros, and I am not really qualified, but this the internet so here goes. 1. Getting access to the quoted parse tree 2. Writ
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I think that is a lovely solution for a couple reasons. First it allows the project to optimize for its goals (dev latency), this allows the team to have more local control and autonomy. Second, it puts _less_ pressure on LLVM to have both
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Before everyone gets outraged, reading through the whole pep (proposal, like an RFC) is pretty quick. What is interesting in how it changes the semantic weight of comments, good use of Wadler's Law.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Now would be a good time to push one of the satellites out of the way (softly). Maybe one of those big airborne lasers [1] Every piece of junk we put in space should be able to de-orbit on command. [1] I know, I know the ranges are way off,
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I remember Neal Stephenson asking for the same thing at Town Hall in Seattle a number of years ago. The lament was that cynicism drives cynicism and we need to give hope to people solving problems. I could only get 50 pages into Handmaid&#x
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by seg_lol 6y ago
> Fun is the knife-edge between familiarity and surprise. If we can autogenerate infinite fun, the human race is doomed.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I think you are referring to the fantasy console PICO-8 [1] which has "carts" that are games inside of a PNG container [2]. [1] https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php [2] https://pico-8.fandom.com/w
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by seg_lol 6y ago
They don't, they are all crazy priced which means the cloud providers don't really know what they are doing, forcing people to deploy their own FaaS layers inside their cloud infra, which is a totally valid solution. Currently, Fa
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Pay per request needs to be within 2x magnitude of an always on server. Really one should be paying for latency, scale, cpu time and bandwidth.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Perf isn't a high priority for me, more about getting Fortran into the browser. I don't have insights into the aliasing.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
Aside , there no reason that this comment should be downvoted.
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by seg_lol 6y ago
What specifically, that they mention Zig or that you learned of Zig or that Zig has a lazy build system or ??? The thing I really find interesting about Zig is the compile time function evaluation [1] and how it can stand-in for macros, cod
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by seg_lol 6y ago
I don't know what it is, but I feel uneasy embedding images from an unknown location into my site, even if just for dev. What are other folks thoughts on security or potential downsides? Don't depend on it, even accidentally, It l

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