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by smartmic 3y ago
Tangentially related: "AI safety is not a model property" ( https://www.aisnakeoil.com/p/ai-safety-is-not-a-model-proper... ) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39939997
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by smartmic 3y ago
See my answer above(or elsewhere in the thread): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40044417
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by smartmic 3y ago
I think org-mode has several fairly orthogonal use cases, including literate programming (your Jupyter reference), outlining, markup, task management, spreadsheets, and many more. And the community has done an amazing job of implementing al
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by smartmic 3y ago
For most of my writing (journal entries, notes), I have never needed the collapsible subheading and export functionality because I write primarily for myself. If I think a note is ready to be published on my blog, I will still rewrite, edit
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by smartmic 3y ago
My main authoring tool is then Emacs Markdown Mode ( https://jblevins.org/projects/markdown-mode/ ). For data entry, it comes with some bells and whistles similar to org-mode, like C-c C-l for inserting links etc. I
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by smartmic 3y ago
Two things though. I think org-mode syntax is not the most ergonomic and beautiful. In facts, that's the reason I stick more to Markdown when writing. Second, the problem I see here is that they want to change the source text into a fo
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by smartmic 3y ago
Why must it always be either or and not in symbiosis? I understand that the author has to use different tools as required by the employer or external constraints. He even lists the various purposes Emacs serves in his digital life, such as
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by smartmic 3y ago
My choice (manual): Markdown clipper https://github.com/deathau/markdown-clipper I guess there are dozens of alternative extensions available out there …
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Bagatto – an extensible static site generator in Janet Lisp(bagatto.co)
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Dateutils(fresse.org)
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by smartmic 3y ago
I was thinking (and trying out) exactly the same, thanks for posting! There are many reasons to reinvent the wheel, so I have no specific feelings about this one. In my case I will certainly stick with GNU date. But there is one command lin
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Repaper – graphics tablet with pencil on paper(iskn.co)
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RISC-V Portable Terminal(clockworkpi.com)
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AI safety is not a model property(aisnakeoil.com)
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by smartmic 3y ago
In view of the fact that we have been experiencing a breakthrough in the public perception of LLMs for 1.5 years and that the resources for their further development have increased explosively, it is indeed questionable to publish this now
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by smartmic 3y ago
Concerning history rewrite, it makes sense to point to Fossil and its major difference to Git: https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.wiki#... There is also a link to "Is Fossil a Bl
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The Retrocomputing Archive(retroarchive.org)
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Using Parser Expression Grammers in Janet(articles.inqk.net)
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A study trying to link computer use and erectile dysfunction(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by smartmic 3y ago
The whole thing makes sense to me and I can't see any major points of criticism in the design rationale. Some thoughts: * There is already a "native" Sqlite3 container solution called Sqlar [0]. * Sqlite3 itself is certainly
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Scilab – numerical computation for engineers and scientists(scilab.org)
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Super Normal (2006)(jaspermorrison.com)
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by smartmic 3y ago
I can confirm as well. I tried something with GNU APL ... and the answers were purely ridiculous. It fabulated some totally wrong stuff based on Dyalog APL with invented libraries and more. Okay, I didn't expect usable results here but
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Plant Lists for Conservation Gardening(conservation-gardening.shinyapps.io)
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Airbus electric air taxi makes its debut(airbus.com)
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The Mystery of a 1970s Bell Labs AI Chatbot Known as 'Red Father'(forbes.com)
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by smartmic 3y ago
It would be interesting to know what the market share is among the HN crowd though... any insights, @dang ?
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by smartmic 3y ago
Doesn't Azure Cloud also rely on Linux in the majority of its VMs?
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The Plain Old Documentation Format(perldoc.perl.org)
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The early years of logic programming (1988) [pdf](doc.ic.ac.uk)
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