ulucs

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   by ulucs 7y ago

   Being able to run two OS'es at the same time seamlessly is pretty cool. Many programs I use are either Windows or Linux exclusive so it saves me a lot of time rebooting compared to double-booting.
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   inputenc utf8 and fontenc T1 usually solves all my umlaut (and ğ) related problems
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   The moment in question is edited in Apple's video though
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   It's free after you pay for the games though. There needs to be some kind of free plan when you're making people buy (licenses to stream) games.
5. 395.▲
   by ulucs 7y ago

   Or you could use firefox and not see ads for free, AND communicate Google that what they're doing is unacceptable.
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   I think you can skip the empty () in D. The syntax becomes much more readable when you don't have to return to upper levels of functions. Thankfully pipes exist in functional languages, which makes it feel just right half_square
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   Here, have an amusing 4chan thread about this https://warosu.org/sci/thread/8913970 There should also be a /v/ version of this but with filtering bosses/sections.
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   Gitlab Repository Mirroring(docs.gitlab.com)

   3 points by ulucs 7y ago|0 comments
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   by ulucs 7y ago

   Instead of enabling one-time donations, I see some value in sponsorships with a predetermined EOL: Instead of donating $10 one-time, get a 10-month sponsorship for $1 each and at the end of those 10 months, decide whether you want to contin
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Microsoft's lawyers?
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Putting addition and concatenation under the same operator massively backfires when you start using math libraries. All of the language semantics is thrown out of the window when you can realistically sum or concatenate the same two element
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Maybe the causality works in reverse and Safeway discounts triscuits only when they run out of Parmesan Garlic. It would make sense if the supplier only provides equal amounts of each special flavor.
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Mobile Firefox has (almost?) full add-on parity with the desktop version. I don't know what I'd do without uBlock0 everywhere
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    My current apartment has a "smart lock" system for entry into the building. The system becomes unresponsive with no electricity, which means you're locked out. But you can kick open the door anyways, so at least that's a
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Coordinated groups have voting power of sqrt(total money)*sqrt(number of individuals), uncoordinated ones have sqrt(money). If you are for some cause, you should just find like-minded individuals and pool your total money. They have very li
16. 406.▲
    by ulucs 7y ago

    I think native WSL support will be a differentiator, I'm seriously excited for it.
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    I think that can be gracefully solved by the language server. The client is local, the server is remote and each remote has the server corresponding to the correct version.
18. 408.▲
    by ulucs 7y ago

    I think you'd enjoy this article https://economics.mit.edu/files/12569
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    It seems you can italicize your reply button by putting a star at the end of your comment
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    I hope hell is as engaging and rewarding as that.
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    by ulucs 7y ago

    Axler's book has the advantage of skipping determinants in order to provide a more intuitive approach to linear algebra.
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    I read the original paper. Wow, they could have tested for so many factors impacting accuracy but they only looked at mean accuracy for each cluster.
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    All is well until the poor bug finds out it's on a Klein Bottle, or worse yet RP2. Is there any way to distinguish between orientable or nonorientable surfaces when you're simply walking on it? If the bug was also 2d, I might have
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    I have some feature (slider) requests to see the effect of extra variables - Passenger boarding speed, theoretically we could stop bunching if passengers got on immediately - Bus capacity, maybe the front bus can avoid being bunched if it d
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    A Comparison of Programming Languages in Economics: An Update [pdf](sas.upenn.edu)

    6 points by ulucs 8y ago|1 comments
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    I really don't know about antifa, but most of what I have heard or seen support this view (the Berkeley bike lock incident, "punch a nazi" campaign, the video with the origin of the "repent zoomer" meme and the new
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    That fact means nothing when there is no control by field or any other correlated factors. That model also disregards every person who goes into industry.
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    If you don't know the language, of course most things will seem understandable b[Ii]{h:#x;l:0;while(h>l)$[y>x[i:/l+h];l:i+1;h:i];l} b -> function name [Ii] -> type declaration h:#x;l:0; -> i
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    I think Python is at a weird place regarding data science. If you need easy-to-use tools, R libraries cover significantly more ground than Python. You don't have to worry about 2/3 compatibility of niche libraries. Plus the functi
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    by ulucs 8y ago

    Across different paradigms, sure. But many languages are very similar to one another while only differing a bit in syntax. If you use a language with a similar paradigm, learning yet another language in that paradigm will not teach you much