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by srcreigh 4y ago
The Racket implementation for protocol buffers. The generated code is just an S-Expified version of protobuf source files, all macros which generate actual protobuf implementation at runtime lol. I don't know why I was surprised. http
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Amazon wants to keep some leverage against Google by having data Google doesn’t know about regarding who is buying what. So amazon don’t include product info in gmail invoices since that gives the data to Google. amazon is not worried about
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Can you please add CarAV, budgetaudiophile, and headphones to your list of subreddits?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
It is the crux. There’s a latent belief that all reality can be measured objectively in controlled environments. There’s reasons why this cannot be true both inside and outside the scientific realm. For one, scientific progress couldn’t exi
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Not even Sequel-ite. But S.Q.L.-ite. That's how Dr Hipp says it, anyways.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Are you using gmail or a different email service? I’m curious if this is really a US-Germany thing or if it’s just a Gmail/Google thing.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Which details? In Canada, all I get is Your Amazon Order #foobar. No product name, no product image. No CC info (even last 4). The address only lists the city name; no street name or street number. There's a full price in the email. Th
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Cool! some early feedback: - Very hard for me to find the play button.. took like 10s of looking. I looked at the segment buttons - Accidentally, I got some really cool sounds by mashing the play button to overlay it. Not sure why it gets d
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by srcreigh 4y ago
You’re down. I want to see your site! When can I see it? And your domain is really cool too. I presume it’s like a self deprecating math joke.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I don't know how this exactly fits, but you can do crazy stuff like query a SQL db in the compiler to check your Racket program for auto generated variable names. This extends the editor tooling to highlight names which don't matc
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I believe the long term bet is that retail winner(s) will use e-commerce search data to inform product development. It's a well known Amazon play and other retailers are trying to catch up. Other retailers will also sell ads on their s
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by srcreigh 4y ago
There was 12 notes in Western music before 12 equal divisions. This Mozart piece played in mean-tone temperament (historically accurate) has better tensions and resolutions than the equal tempered version. https://www.youtube.com
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This doesn’t pass the sniff test for me. A language interpreter with downloading remote code abilities is basically a new web browser. Maybe doesn’t use HTTP/HTML/JS, but has similar dynamic abilities. That’s what apple doesn’t wa
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by srcreigh 4y ago
https://student.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~cs452/S22/
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by srcreigh 4y ago
The name SQLite isn't Sequel-lite. It's S.Q.L.-ite akin to graphite or Levite. It means a thing of SQLy stuff. The creator says it like Escue Ell-ite emphasis on the Es- and -ite. [0] https://youtu.be/Jib2AmRb_rk?t
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Care to share more details about code smell patterns you noticed?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
What language do you write your extensions in? what language is your codebase? and what are some non-deterministic UDFs you've written? Are they just randomness related or are there other types of non deterministic UDFs that you use?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
In the first few episodes of this podcast, [0] there's some stories / explanations which are consistent with what I've read of the Bicameral mind theory on Wikipedia. [1] The wikipedia page describes that somewhere mid-OT (ol
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by srcreigh 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210113145204/https://www.aaron...
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Why do you want me to visualize half a donkey? I propose Great Dane dog as an alternative.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Banning the app may be the only way.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
This reminds me of a video which answers the question "Is it Better to Walk or Run in the Rain?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MqYE2UuN24
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Care to share any?
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by srcreigh 4y ago
There's a latent assumption here that big tech isn't already regulated by the US government, albeit in a hidden manner or a manner you don't like.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Updated my comment. I'm Canadian. I'm sure in some ways US national security assets benefit certain other countries too, but I'm not sure specifically what that might be.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Of course they don't get applied across the board. As much as TikTok is a US national security risk, Google/Meta massively gathering data about citizens of other countries is a US national security asset . The problem with privac
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by srcreigh 4y ago
May be a NY thing. I bought Marlboros in Sunnyvale in 2016 and paid $5-6 USD per pack.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
I assumed that simple sugars count as "refined carbs" and simple sugars are found in lots of stuff including fruits. Btw, my hope is that this very restrictive diet actually isn't necessary for this metabolite.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
If anyone goes through the citations here to find the explanation of how refined carbs (fruit, white rice/flour) and omega-6 oils detriment IPA production, would love to read about it.
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by srcreigh 4y ago
Can you share more info about resilience, app protocols and additional instances?

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