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   by speerer 1y ago

   If that were the case, then the posted URL would be pure hype. I think it's more likely that they've developed something that is more bespoke than that. It's totally too hard to say though.
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   by speerer 1y ago

   > Mistral Code Enterprise is a fork of Continue. All due credit to the original creators of Continue. Source: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mistrala... Link destination: https://www.conti
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   by speerer 1y ago

   I've just looked into this, and as far as I can tell Pandoc is a dependency of Quarto and seems to be where a lot of the magic happens!
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   by speerer 1y ago

   I feel like we share interests and location. The long-tailed tits in Wimbledon present no trouble for Merlin my Samsung phone, but I've never seen a nightingale round here.
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   by speerer 1y ago

   Thank you for the inspiration. I'm going to look through this with interest too. I see somebody else downvoted me: presumably they didn't like my excitement! I appreciate the positivity here.
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   by speerer 1y ago

   I'm very excited to boot up and try this. I may have finally found what I need to replace my rickety pipeline of templates and pandoc conversions.
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   by speerer 1y ago

   I'm happy to be wrong about this, but it strikes me that the fallacy of this argument is that it says that some bugs would be ignored because of namung confusion. But that's already the status quo for all bugs! I have a secondary
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   by speerer 1y ago

   The point was about being able to write an optimal program with certainty, not about just getting the thing to operate.
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   by speerer 1y ago

   You could potentially do a pipeline - first converting xlsx to csv with libreoffice using approximately: `soffice --convert-to csv *xlsx`, followed by `pandoc in.csv -o out.md`. [Edit: The more I think about it, the more I can see lots of w
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    by speerer 1y ago

    This is very cool. > Writing in the journal Cell[0], the scientists describe how they made soft contact lenses seeded with upconversion nanoparticles. When worn, people could see Morse code-like signals flashed from an infrared LED and t
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    ScrapeGraphAI: You Only Scrape Once(github.com)

    2 points by speerer 1y ago|0 comments
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    by speerer 1y ago

    This seems like a residential address. Irrespective of whether the creator deliberately exposed it, I would be a little bit cautious about sharing it further.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    This sounds a fantasic idea. Will you be releasing it?
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Thanks for the insight. Yes, the AGPL isn't a problem for me - I didn't check your licence as I could just view source :)
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Weird: Your link is broken for me, but typing in exactly the same text to the address bar resolves perfectly. Is it somehow filtering out referrals from this site?
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Nice work. I've been building something lately to manipulate PDFs in the browser for privacy, although it's quite a different use case. I think I see you're using pdf-lib and jspdf - both great libraries, and I'm using b
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    by speerer 1y ago

    The faces are exceedingly like the uncanny early AI-generated smears.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    If he laughed and talked in court over the judge, he would also be scolded.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    I want to make two observations here. First, the order being reported is made against the lawyer, not against the lawyer's client - And it is in order not to do this in future. So, while your observation is good I think the conclusion
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Same concept, but I found yours more informative. Quite different overall.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Thanks for emphasising the US perspective, because it matters. IAAL outside the US, and I'm aware in UK and EU law copyright can subsist in typefaces, and there are specific provisions relating to them. Since FACT is a UK Org, taking U
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    by speerer 1y ago

    ...as demonstrated by the analogy in the original post here, where he explains the concrete concept of knitting stitches by reference to the much more abstract concept of garbage collection in computer programming!
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    by speerer 1y ago

    What's the link between coffee and iOS?
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    by speerer 1y ago

    What's your definition of a scientist? I wonder if many of history's greatest scientists might fail to meet it.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    This is technicaly impressive, but I wonder if this could be put to a use which is generally more constructive. Like maybe removing stains from scans or red eye from pictures.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    Just resurfacing now.
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    by speerer 1y ago

    This morning I read your comment, got out of bed and went for a run with my kids. Thank you.
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    by speerer 2y ago

    I enjoyed noticing that your percentage (1×10⁻¹³) was so precise that it excluded the man himself (he is 1 in 8×10⁹). I don't want to detract from your point. I just wanted to appreciate the hyperbole.
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    by speerer 2y ago

    Just like "the science says" (but unlike "the English say" ;) ).
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    by speerer 2y ago

    Thanks! I see why they may not consider this "marketing", even though it is obviously a sponsorship based on that information.