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by summarybot 3mo ago
Very simply: if it's an even number, it's your left hand. If it's an odd number, it's your right hand. If you want to type a number like 2,467,333 you can do it without looking for the numbers. On qwerty I tend to &qu
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Actually programmers use the symbols far more frequently than the numbers. The number row on Programmer Dvorak is, from left-to-right, & [ { } ( = * ) + ] ! # Looks really weird at first glance! but if you try it out, [square br
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by summarybot 3mo ago
As someone who uses Programmer Dvorak I often encounter pages where the js uses `event.code` instead of correct `event.key`. Silent discards of the shift key also affect Programmer Dvorak as the numbers require it.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
I see a lot of experimenting and tinkering but I don't see a lot of products coming out that have differentiating characteristics, which makes me think people are both doing a lot more and doing a lot less at the same time. And no, it
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Cool! Can this be included with Python plz :)
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by summarybot 3mo ago
That's pretty cool. Is there something obcluding the compiler from noticing this parallelization opportunity without the new `if` ? My understanding is the assignment and the evaluation are somehow coupled in this case based on the es
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by summarybot 3mo ago
You don't recognize it? Haha oh man, I wonder if: it's invisible to you because you're swimming in the soup, or it's just something people in Sydney say. Or maybe it was tourists from another country that I overheard!
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Sharks will keep eating easy prey until they hit an iron bar. I also hate this fact about the world by the way :) Just a [hardwon] observation.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Just compel Stripe to do it,* problem 99% solved. *Direct click-to-cancel with subscription receipt.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
How many legislative days did it take to get this policy in place, I wonder
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by summarybot 3mo ago
In Australia they call this price the price-"sorted." "7 dollars sorted." for example.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Can you use this to make purchases via tap?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
What are the margins on an ambulance ride?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
What even is computation? State-based inference. But intelligence itself does not rely on computation, only its biological counterweight seems to and only in certain situations. If Computation is a "Universal Concept" then ther
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by summarybot 3mo ago
having never used it i am wondering what you like about it, any cool features you would miss?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
It's a very good observation. I don't know if I'd call it "forgetfulness" in the context of a current [2026 edition] LLM. They are very good at remembering almost every "thing" that passes a certain toke
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by summarybot 3mo ago
The real problem is finding the antipodal help desk without digging.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
my theory is that the main "cleansing" cycles are complete by this point and then the subtler psychic strata are more gently accessible. Kind of like how a river in the peak of snowmelt will be devastatingly strong and pull every
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by summarybot 3mo ago
would be interesting to see the number of daily users over the last 10+ years, homogenization is a result of appealing-to-the-masses, is it not?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
You could always... vibecode your own :)
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by summarybot 3mo ago
It's like a Tesla Valve for spreading butter evenly
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Hey if anyone else is wondering what the heck this thing actually does, there's a beautiful visualization made by Lukas Henkel on his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lukas-henkel-ovt_simulation-e...
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Yeah this lightweight startup could really use some guidance on how to make products with global reach it's a pity they don't have any experience with that.
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by summarybot 3mo ago
"Let's go from 1 in 15 gamers to 1 in 3 gamers" sounds nice, probably gonna need employees for that!
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by summarybot 3mo ago
As a Clojurist the standard pattern for ensuring keys-are-set before doing-something is not-as-elegant-as-this. Clojure is full of macros that do useful things :) Simplifying oft-used patterns into compact representations is very on-brand
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Can Elon please paint the satellites non-reflective darkness? They're funking up my stargazing
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by summarybot 3mo ago
thank you for your thoughts as disheveled and unorganized as they may be ;) can you tell me more about what "genres" you work in primarily? for example , when you prompt suno , what are the typical keywords you use to describe th
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Sony, surely you mean you're going to mail them a physical Blu-ray copy of each one they own, right?
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by summarybot 3mo ago
As a musician I can definitely tell when a song has been arranged by AI but performed by humans. There are a couple of chart-toppers done this way. I won't give up the ghost, though ;)
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by summarybot 3mo ago
Headline should read "Tidal will not pay royalties to AI music"

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