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by skulk 1y ago
The reason I like evil-mode is the huge amount of work put into adding vim-style bindings for other nodes (like magit, etc). Would I lose that by switching to something like meow?
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by skulk 1y ago
Wolfram Tones uses 1-d cellular automata to generate music. I had a lot of fun playing with this many years ago. https://tones.wolfram.com/ (not sure if it's still up, doesn't load for me)
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by skulk 1y ago
This is off-topic, but it always amuses me that the sentence isn't even a grammatically correct construction in English, and I don't think it was in the 1770s or whenever this was written. - A well regulated Militia: noun phra
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by skulk 1y ago
The worst part is that it pushes an item onto the history stack both when it opens and closes. So I need to press back 3 times to go back. It's a small thing to complain about but it's still atrocious.
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by skulk 1y ago
It looks like Huntress is a "install this on your computer and we'll watch over your systems and keep you safe, for sure." I also find it kind of funny that the "blunder" mentioned in the title, according to the art
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by skulk 1y ago
This is a very tempting and commonly used strategy in Rust to bypass the borrow checker. I've used it to implement tries/DFAs with great success (though I can't find the code anymore)
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by skulk 1y ago
> Nature can perfectly compute their interactions because it has smooth time and infinite precision That doesn't follow. Nature can perfectly compute them because they are nature. Nowhere is it required to have infinite precision, s
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by skulk 1y ago
FWIW, SBCL is pretty good at optimizing away dynamic type checks if you help it out. Here are some examples under: (declaim (optimize (speed 2))) First example is a generic multiplication. x and y could be _any_ type at all.
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by skulk 1y ago
> Most people will take whatever job pays the most money irrespective of social consequences Maybe if there was a social safety net, people would feel more comfortable choosing options that pay less. My soul has a pretty low price since
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by skulk 1y ago
A lisp running in the Z-machine is pretty cool! The source code is here: https://unbox.ifarchive.org/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fifarchive.org...
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by skulk 1y ago
Don't you see how one-sided this article is? The language almost exclusively assumes the allegations of antisemitic vitriol while dedicating a single paragraph to a lawyer who provides an opposing viewpoint. This is not a source for so
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by skulk 1y ago
I don't get it. It just looks like 6 clues I'm supposed to guess words for like a fully disjoint crossword puzzle. What am I missing?
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by skulk 1y ago
Same for me, but in the opposite direction. I had a revelation a few years ago that this is probably why I mix up left and right more than what seems like normal.
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by skulk 1y ago
Really cool to see that LSPs are no longer an afterthought, but rather a core part of the compiler. (evidence: https://github.com/helixlang/helix-lang/blob/21ac6a24ba34ca2... )
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by skulk 1y ago
> In fact such a 2-sphere can be wrapped around the core an arbitrary number of times. This is really hard for me to visualize. What does it look like for a 2-sphere to wrap around the core multiple times? Also, I would have expected it
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by skulk 1y ago
I agree. Allow me to present a modest proposal...
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by skulk 1y ago
No, he did not. The authority for the current tariffs were drawn from an 1976 act of congress (an amendment to the Trading With Enemies Act of 1917 and a new National Emergencies Act) and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1
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by skulk 1y ago
Those tariffs were imposed under Trump's authority given to him by Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 which, in brief, allows the Executive to impose tariffs if a foreign nation's trade practices are affecting national
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by skulk 1y ago
If anyone's wondering how it manages the state, a quick peek into the source code shows that it uses radiobuttons and the HTML contains all the blocks you could ever possibly place.
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by skulk 1y ago
In 2015, Siri (and a number of other assistants) could tell you the weather tomorrow easily, but general question-answering was a pie-in-the-sky research dream. Tons of labs were working on this problem using all kinds of approaches. These
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by skulk 1y ago
The Thought Emporium, a YouTube channel, has some videos that demonstrate how something like this could be built: Growing Rat neurons to play DOOM (unfinished): part 1 -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEXefdbQDjw ; part 2
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by skulk 1y ago
5 is odd, so that's where the 1 comes from 8 ((5*3+1)/2) is even, so that's where the 0 comes from 4 (8/2) is the end.
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by skulk 1y ago
Provably shouldn't have included that dude's phone number in the photo of his note.
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by skulk 2y ago
As per their landing page, yes. > stage0: < 190 byte x86 assembly seed is reproduced on multiple distros > stage1: seed builds up to a tiny c compiler, and ultimately x86 gcc > stage2: x86 gcc bootstraps target architecture cros
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by skulk 2y ago
Do you disagree with the facts in the case, or with the idea of prosecuting politicians for any crimes at all?
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by skulk 2y ago
Oh hey Lasher! Totally wasn't expecting to see you here! Aardwolf is what got me into lua programming (and to some degree programming itself), albeit via client scripting. I do dream of building a cool area with crazy mobprogs one day,
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by skulk 2y ago
bah. Eventually, Poe comes for us all.
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by skulk 2y ago
I think your first paragraph misses the mark a bit. Yes, the export of almonds probably represents a tiny amount of water leaving the system. But this isn't about that, this is about water allocation. At the end of the day, if there is
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by skulk 2y ago
Not sure what nonprofits you're referring to, but most drug searches are SEO spammed with godawful websites that contain tons of misinformation while reputable sources that actually promote harm reduction like erowid are pushed down.
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by skulk 2y ago
All this talk of poverty, but will no one think of the poor captains of industry whose wealth is being unjustly stripped from them? Whose runaway wealth accumulation, no doubt a product of their superior intellect and genetics and grit, is

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