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by srcreigh 4y ago
It’s funny to praise language niceties and speak against macros in the same post. Macros are just the easiest way to add new language features to your code. My fav example is automatic sql table and column typo checking. The macro introspec
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by srcreigh 4y ago
For one, a set has unique elements, so listing duplicates won’t increase the size. But the idea is that some sets can’t be indexed. Decimal numbers/ real numbers. Basically, if you try to list them all, you can always find one that isn
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by srcreigh 4y ago
The word “ye” as in “ye olde inn” used to be written “Þe olde inn”. Aka “the olde inn”. When thorn fell out of use we replace it with y for these archaic spellings. But it was always “the”.
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The prompt could be output in an encoded fashion like rot13, or translated into a different language. Seems like an arms race that’s impossible to prevent leaks.
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There’s also a Cambridge in Ontario Canada. Population 140k.
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Christians for one believe death is already taken care of. God man Trojan horsed himself into the other side and cleaned the place up. It’s more of a question of whether somebody would want to stay in this world forever vs go elsewhere afte
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by srcreigh 4y ago
There’s a myth that loud sub bass frequencies doesn’t cause as much damage as loud high pitch frequencies. Haven’t looked into whether it’s true or not yet.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Tailwind lists Vite as the first option on their deprecating CRA notice, so I just went with that. It’s been fine. https://archive.is/jKQZD
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I’m pretty amazed that https://www.fullstackpython.com/ is in the 250kb club. It’s a whole book.
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What you’re saying is more true of something like mailchimp or sendgrid. Since substack hosts the blog post on their site (with recommendations and everything) to me it’s more akin to a FB/twitter situation requiring separate consent v
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Yeah, you have to give it a solid effort for this to work. On day two if it's not solved yet, you have to give another solid effort before resting. I'm not sure if in this scenario it's an option to solve the problem on the f
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by srcreigh 4y ago
It's definitely a gray area. What if twitter sent you mails for each following account and you can't unsubscribe from them all? Or Amazon sent promos for different sellers and you can't unsubscribe from them all? Anyway there
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Mark Rober has a series where he builds fake packages with cameras, stink bombs, etc. Goal is to get vengeance against car thieves in SF since police do nothing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWeu2dxHRDg
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Im pretty sure as a subscriber their email strategy is illegal in Canada. Last I checked there was no unsubscribe buttons that removed me from all their emails. I had to go spelunking in their interface to find the email options on differen
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by srcreigh 4y ago
In uni there were a few times where I'd spend 12 hours solving assignment problems. At EOD I still had maybe half unsolved, although I'd tried to solve them all. Next morning in the 30 minutes I had before class, I quickly solve a
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Once we solve the halting problem, we’ll easily reorganize arrays of structure into structures of arrays based on likely data access patterns.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Yeah this kind of stuff is always best solved with general eng guidelines. I’ve been that guy many times. Having to do my PR 3 separate times over the course of a week because of feedback. IMO each solution worked fine, and the feedback was
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Common trope wrt autism as well. It’s not really accurate. There’s plenty of high performing office workers.
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My sound system project is pretty scientific. I have a mic to measure sound pressure, a program RoomEqWizard to measure the response of the system. A parametric EQ module to process the output against polynomial reductions. I also have a su
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Ngrok doesn’t require TLS. I’m not sure if they decrypt traffic on their servers. These two pages make it unclear https://ngrok.com/docs/secure-tunnels/tunnels/tls-tunnels/ https://ngrok.com&#
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by srcreigh 4y ago
PRISM w gag order preventing USA companies from publicly discussing it
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I’m having trouble finding useful info about size of china online sector vs USA in terms of GDP. But it definitely isn’t US dominating. Some sites say china is close 2nd to USA, but when I look at numbers china is 3x USA (7.1T Chinese digit
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I was wondering how long until people willingly install GPT4 RCE on their machines.
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They could just show old pictures of the item under a link. And maybe manually review reports of clearly different products and display a warning or remove old reviews for those.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This seems like a reasonable list. I’m not opposed to the idea of whitelisting healthy online activities and limiting anything else. They could go further and whitelist sites like HN, arch forums etc where it’s educational Sibling comment m
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by srcreigh 4y ago
seems as if this could be solved by using a different palette. The red sticks out cuz it’s deep dark red more than cuz it’s dominoes. Maybe.
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Yoikes. Yep. My bad.
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When JS was made, Andreesen wanted to implement Scheme but his boss asked him to make it look like Java. Is it crazy? yeah. But it’s not quasi functional.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Tiktok showed me lots of NDP (alt liberal party Canada) and aboriginal activism during Covid. No real searches for that stuff. Anyways. What if TikTok manipulates half of us? Sow discord. Or gets us hooked now same as others but wields the
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Ban google outside US! I’d love for each country to build their own

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