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by shae 2y ago
Have you read up on differential data flow? Might be what you want?
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by shae 2y ago
It kinda works on a keyboard also https://mclare.blog/posts/making-a-bloom-filter-keyboard/
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by shae 2y ago
I have both sounds and visual for process success or failure from the command line https://github.com/shapr/bloohm
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by shae 2y ago
I've been reading her book "Thinking in Systems" it's so good!
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The Science of Cycology(liverpool.ac.uk)
1 points by shae 2y ago|1 comments
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by shae 2y ago
This is my favorite research paper! I think you will enjoy it.
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by shae 2y ago
I recommend the moon math manual, it's a good way to learn this.
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by shae 2y ago
I know the author, this came out of some interesting academic work he did.
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Building Type Search for Unison(chrispenner.ca)
2 points by shae 2y ago|0 comments
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by shae 2y ago
I have a pure software fix för this vulnerability: https://github.com/shapr/markovkeyboard :-)
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by shae 2y ago
What about adding differential data flow?
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by shae 2y ago
Easy to fix work code in the middle of the night when pagerduty hits
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by shae 2y ago
Who's up for one in Boston? I'll organize if I can find some speakers.
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by shae 2y ago
That beats the 24 years it took me to finish my undergrad
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by shae 2y ago
This looks like the Cell CPU, how's it different?
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by shae 2y ago
I think that's great, I'll be able to afford to see the small artists again without paying a huge amount of overhead.
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by shae 3y ago
I want children, I'll never be able to afford it.
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There's never going to be time(bryanbraun.com)
4 points by shae 3y ago|0 comments
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by shae 3y ago
Soon you will be able to carry a lifetime's worth of music in your pocket!
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by shae 3y ago
Q: What if we train them and they leave? A: What if you don't and they stay?
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by shae 3y ago
I went back to uni after a 15 year career writing software. I attended the all the office hours for all my classes. Instructors went from shocked to excited, and I learned so much!
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by shae 3y ago
I wish for graph reduction hardware, we could build amazing things with that.
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by shae 3y ago
This would be perfect for graph reduction and dataflow programming. I could build some really col things with these if they ever go into production.
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by shae 3y ago
I wrote a blog post https://shapr.github.io/posts/2023-07-25-android-app-in-hask... I hope this helps
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by shae 3y ago
I just checked, it hasn't been approved yet. Should be named "private storage" when it does show up in the app store. Even so, it won't be useful until you have a Tahoe-LAFS shared magic folder. Hopefully we'll get
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by shae 3y ago
I don't know if it's been approved yet, but it's open source: https://whetstone.private.storage/privatestorage/privatestor...
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by shae 3y ago
From my personal viewpoint the most beneficial things we did: 1. mostly pair programming, so we all knew the current state of the codebase and the path forward 2. When we didn't understand something, we wrote a separate small prototyp
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by shae 3y ago
Right, same as C but unlike FORTH
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by shae 3y ago
The whole thing is open source, pretty sure this is accessible without login: https://whetstone.private.storage/privatestorage/privatestor... Dev environment was our laptops, obsidian's "ob run" is frien
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by shae 3y ago
We don't know Kotlin. We both have some prior Java experience, but it's not our preference. Since the original codebase is in Python, I would have used that if possible, but I spent eight weeks failing to load a shared object into

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