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by taink 4y ago
Perhaps a better question would be how can we wear our wearable wares so that they don't wear out from us excessively wearing them?
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by taink 4y ago
Would it ruin my health? Most of what I've read suggests otherwise, do you have any suggestions on further reading about this? And I'd expect any fabric to wear out when you wear it (there's probably a good pun to make here).
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by taink 4y ago
Very interesting read, thanks! Would you happen to know the justification behind "capitalize every commit subject line"[1]? I can understand finding it more appealing, but talking about it being as important as limiting the subjec
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by taink 4y ago
Maybe the program could detail its decision process if it is sufficiently advanced
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by taink 4y ago
Here's a direct link for convenience's sake: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34234079
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by taink 4y ago
Are you arguing for the processing of sensitive data on a public proof-of-stake blockchain? First, automating the detection of malicious acts against sensitive data seems pretty difficult. So this can't be implemented to systematically
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by taink 4y ago
It's mentioned in their paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2209.01188.pdf Several recent works aim to democratize LLMs by “offloading” model parameters to slower but cheaper memory (RAM or SSD), then running t
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by taink 4y ago
By screening people this way, you're missing out on people who have several passions outside of programming and limited time. Maybe you're only looking for people with exactly the same mindset as yours, but if not it might be inte
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by taink 4y ago
Here's a website with a list of comparisons made by them: https://text-to-diagram.com/ GraphViz is included.
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by taink 4y ago
It is not always legal to do so; in some countries it is impossible to forego your copyrights. CC0 is a tool that allows to get as close as possible to a public domain dedication. See https://creativecommons.org/share-your-w
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by taink 4y ago
I don't see how his work should be an exception to what people are saying otherwise. Since it is popular, as you say, it should all the more be freed of copyrights. Given Knuth's prolific bibliography, he has other revenue streams
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by taink 4y ago
How do you plot graphs with org? I've been trying to use it for that purpose but I can't wrap my head around how to do it without some tikz incantation I don't really understand. I've seen gnuplot mentioned here and ther
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by taink 4y ago
Ah, maybe you're right; I skimmed through the thread a long time ago and I think they said they would open-source it and write a privacy policy. I'm pretty sure they did write the privacy policy but I may have remembered incorrect
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by taink 4y ago
I think they pledged to free it when they stop working on it, but that's about it. One of the developers posted a message[1] on their forums when they were asked about it, and their stance was pretty much "we don't see a good
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by taink 4y ago
Here's the ordered list of publications mentioned in this article. [1] https://doi.org/10.1287/mksc.2021.1347 [2] https://doi.org/10.1002/jcpy.1297 [3] https://doi.org/10.1177
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by taink 4y ago
I don't think it's an API problem, because Scala Worksheets work in VSCode[0] (and in most editors actually). [0] https://scalameta.org/metals/docs/editors/vscode/#worksheets
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by taink 4y ago
Works with 107.0.1 as well
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by taink 4y ago
From redactle-unlimited.com's About modal: About Redactle Unlimited was inspired by the original game at redactle.com which was inspired by Wordle. A random Wikipedia article is displayed with important words redacted (hence
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by taink 4y ago
Breath of the Wild has probably in part been designed the way it was because Nintendo knew you could take your switch with you during travel; 15mn seems like a difficult goal to achieve for an exploration-focused game. That said, I agree th
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by taink 4y ago
They put up a site here: https://text-to-diagram.com/ It's buried in the FAQ but it was an interesting comparison
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by taink 4y ago
To be fair, there is a FOSS binary distribution of VSCode -- VSCodium[1], though it is maintained by the community. It operates in a similar way (licensing-wise) to IntelliJ IDEA Community vs. Ultimate. [1] https://vscodium.com&#
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by taink 4y ago
I find it misleading that they do not mention it, then. Something like "Our Clevo-based laptops are assembled by us [...]" would suffice. Laptops with Linux[1] does it, why not them? [1] https://laptopwithlinux.com&#x2F
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by taink 4y ago
I mean you can check with this tool[1] I discovered while wondering for myself. I gave up halfway through though. [1] https://www.omnicalculator.com/sports/cycling-wattage
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by taink 4y ago
Their website provides good enough information I believe: - They only mention production in Germany. Their "Why Tuxedo" page[1] does seem to imply that they are building most of it themselves. - They mention TuxedoOS for the same
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by taink 4y ago
First learned of Sonic Pi in Dylan Beattie's "The Art of Code" NDC London conference[1]. Overall a very interesting watch; the particular segment mentioning Sonic Pi had really piqued my interest towards this wonderful piece
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by taink 4y ago
In the same vein: A programmer had a problem, so he decided to use threads. Now 2 has. He problems
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by taink 4y ago
> All of these languages are seriously flawed half-baked solutions to a problem that's already been solved. I tend to think so aswell but there is a big exception: code highlighting. Having a no-js solution to code highlighting impl
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by taink 4y ago
I can think of Exapunks[1] (by Zachtronics) which uses a similar concept; you can create games for a virtual device called the "TEC Redshift" and to share the solutions between the players, the game creates a cartridge picture wit
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by taink 4y ago
From what I read in their documentation[1], session's network is built upon an onion routing system where nodes are registered in the OXEN blockchain; you stake 15000 $OXEN to create a node and if you are "well-behaved" you g
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by taink 4y ago
Reminds me of this other article I read a while ago in that thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32545023 Definitely an interesting thought. I think there are problems with both interrupting and waiting. Interruptio

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