unflxw

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by unflxw 3y ago
> the signals are programmed in a 40 year old language that only a very small group of highly paid traffic engineers know how to write. This is interesting. What language is this, or more generally, where can I read more about this?
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by unflxw 3y ago
By throwing UTF-16 under the bus, or by extending it, in the same way that UCS-2 was created by extending UTF-16. Just like a number of UCS-2-representable codepoints in the basic plane were given up, in order to allow that number squared o
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by unflxw 3y ago
(free (speech absolutist)), not ((free speech) absolutist)
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by unflxw 4y ago
Hah, you beat me to it! I drew this very same board by hand, after noticing that many positions were dead ends, and that the options for moving around the top-left were quite limited. Based on the graph, I also found an optimal route throug
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by unflxw 4y ago
Most of the "blabbery omitted" bits are just one-paragraph summaries of the rest of the answer above. It wasn't nonsense, it was just repetitive fluff, and the README was already way too long. ChatGPT likes mimicking its own
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by unflxw 4y ago
Done: https://github.com/unflxw/chat-gpt-google-extension The README includes the conversation I had in order to port it. Close to zero thinking necessary. I have never worked on a browser extension before.
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by unflxw 4y ago
I just did -- see my other comments.
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by unflxw 4y ago
Sure, but because it's a chat bot, you can then ask: "Cool, so how would you do the thing you just told me to do?" I just pasted the manifest and the main script and asked it how to port it. It was basically a one-shot. Here&