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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
It's the first pixel of fifty thousand.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
A chemist shop is also known as a pharmacy.
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Keeping an Offline Copy of StackOverflow with Kiwix (2020)(rickcarlino.com)
1 points by turtleyacht 3mo ago|0 comments
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
(2021)
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
(2015)
96.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Please pardon the pure speculation incoming. Yes, caching the answer doesn't seem useful. Caching the progression, the graph, may be. This is similar to making code changes with ed(1) instead of editing in vi. The transform script(s) a
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Maybe cache similar answers from others. Surprised if this is not already being done.
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Ought to show it shaken around before comparing, to simulate transport.
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Sy Brand's Building a Debugger (2025) https://nostarch.com/building-a-debugger
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
(2023)
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
How much of forecasting is actuarial? Insurance and risk calculation in terms of applied statistics. Prediction markets appear to surface that, similar to maybe poker and the probability of certain hands.
102.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Unsure where to safely step forward. The bending boundary bits look terrifying.
103.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Ultimately, would we use our personal intelligence setup to crunch at work?
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
The document starts handwritten. The collaborative editing happens after upload and ai'utomatic transcription.
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
(1985)
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Red flag. Never work on company stuff on personal machine. They need to get their act together and provide equipment. You show up; you get paid--even if they are still provisioning your equipment. In the meantime, shadow folks, attend stand
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Any interest in biology? One of the post's links [1] mention the brain consumes 20 watts. The submitted post mentions simulation with Unreal Engine, but the Albert article [2] doesn't mention it; could you expand on that? [1] htt
108.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
If AI agents can handle meeting requests, it could resolve a lot of scheduling conflicts.
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Cast: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37171180/fullcredits/#amzn1.imd...
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JSP for Practical Program Design (1996)(archive.org)
1 points by turtleyacht 4mo ago|1 comments
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Jackson Structured Programming, not JavaServer Pages.
112.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
No work-life balance?
113.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
"Transactional memory at scale" sounds awesome. Thinking compile-time guarantees across network boundaries. How would that look in the editor?
114.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Elixir does not short-circuit its if-then either: if false or true do IO.puts("did not short-circuit (?)") end Maybe because `if' is a macro, the whole expression is sent in for evaluation: https://eli
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
https://xcancel.com/DouglasYaoDY/status/2070904914050797582
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
NIST to Review Standards After Cryptographers Cry Foul Over NSA Meddling (2013): https://www.propublica.org/article/nist-to-review-standards-...
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
With a good skincap, voice commands, or eye-tracking, listening and watching can be nearly as good as the primitives we get from reading: the ability to pause, and to scrub forward and backward, as naturally as on a page. Just a matter of t
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Analytic Combinatorics (2009) [pdf](algo.inria.fr)
2 points by turtleyacht 4mo ago|0 comments
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by turtleyacht 4mo ago
It's fun and funny. The situations start repeating themselves, though. Unless that is also part of it.
120.
by turtleyacht 4mo ago
Nothing special, picture wise. This prompt worked for me: filler notebook paper with duct tape binding and crayon colored cover

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