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by unhammer 6y ago
Apertium uses GPL-3+. If you'd like to combine with Apertium data, it might be easiest to stick to that.
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by unhammer 6y ago
One that I use all the time is shellcheck, and git-annex. Others in the mainly-used-by-programmers-category include xmonad and hledger. https://github.com/owickstrom has some GUI Haskell apps. Facebook's Sigma and htt
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by unhammer 6y ago
Or dependency parsing. But unfortunately the English package in Apertium doesn't have a syntax CG (there are proprietary English syntax CG's out there, with syntactic function labelling and dependency relations, while in Apertium
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by unhammer 6y ago
On recent debians/ubuntu, PoS tagging is just one apt away: $ sudo apt install -y apertium-eng $ echo "I have been searching for a tool that can scan a paragraph" |apertium eng-disam|grep -v '^;' &quo
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by unhammer 6y ago
There's a Twitter App for Firefox https://addons.mozilla.org/nn-NO/firefox/addon/nitter-redire... that makes it possible to view several 160 char messages at the same time. Computers are so fast these
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by unhammer 6y ago
Also https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... : "Participants with higher levels of repetitive negative thinking, those who only engaged in deconstructive types of meditation (e.g., vip
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Adverse events in meditation practices and therapies: a systematic review(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
2 points by unhammer 6y ago|1 comments
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by unhammer 6y ago
it uses columns though https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hhRAYq55Ovo/XL0NZNUNAjI/AAAAAAAAM... ?
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by unhammer 6y ago
> you can ship refinement type specifications within plain Haskell packages That's pretty great. I've heard comments that using LH for performance foo bar = frobnicate (head bar) -- LH has checked that bar is nonempty, sa
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by unhammer 6y ago
I didn't use many add-ons, but I miss the home page thing which had my most used sites. (I don't see the point of the tab collections. I don't want to nor have time to do many things at once when I'm using my phone – I w
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2020: An Isolation Odyssey(lydiacambron.com)
21 points by unhammer 6y ago|2 comments
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by unhammer 6y ago
> each of which requires some deep knowledge of type theory to understand how it affects the language This is simply false. Quite a few of them are not much more than syntax sugars, e.g. with LambdaCase I can write eitherToMaybe = \c
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by unhammer 6y ago
Did the notes format change though? (Can one still use the old Windows package while syncthing notes with a Linux machine running newer ones?)
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by unhammer 6y ago
I most enjoyed the part where Satan, Moloc, Beelzebub and the rest of his fellowship discuss whether to retake Heaven and by what strategy, and they end up deciding that Satan alone shall sneak into Eden. I half expected him to say he'
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by unhammer 6y ago
I think the No-Bullshit games db https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ was made because of this kind of frustration
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by unhammer 6y ago
Lots more such tools at https://jvns.ca/debugging-zine.pdf (opensnoop-bpfcc and strace would be the most like this one)
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by unhammer 6y ago
I was hoping to find a good example text here, but this still just covers a fraction of ascii. In 2020, you have to expect das große ß und من اليمين الى اليسار and perhaps even ө, ү, ң (which should be the same height as о, у, and н[1]). So
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by unhammer 6y ago
> This is really the only way to get composability with regexes If you restrict yourself to "real" regular expressions (avoid Perl extensions and such), they express regular languages[1], which do compose very well, and can be
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by unhammer 6y ago
We've been using GnuCash for my gf's photo business for years now, it's powerful enough to give everything to do her taxes, but (unlike plain text accounting) very usable for a non-programmer. Invoicing though, she's sti
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by unhammer 6y ago
There's no (working) iOS SyncThing app, unfortunately: https://forum.syncthing.net/t/ios-iphone-crowdfunding-on-bou...
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by unhammer 6y ago
what script, and which awk?
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by unhammer 6y ago
> These misunderstandings let people write clumsy code like do putStrLn "text" Is it really a problem that newcomers write things like that? It doesn't make the program any slower or more buggy. It's trivial for a cod
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by unhammer 7y ago
The name is a pun on "broke"? (I first thought it was Swedish for "brøk" (fraction/ratio), but it turns out Swedes don't say "brök" but "bråk", which just means "noise" in Norwegia
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by unhammer 7y ago
While https://www.atheists.org/ is just available in one, as far as I can tell. They need to step up their game.
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‘More scary than coronavirus’: South Korea's health alerts expose private lives(theguardian.com)
13 points by unhammer 7y ago|2 comments
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by unhammer 7y ago
import Debug.Trace myPureThing :: Bool -> Int myPureThing b = if b then traceShow "yay True" 42 else traceShow "oh noes False" 13 … λ> myPureTh
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by unhammer 7y ago
YOU ARE NOT AFRAID? 'Not yet. But, er...which way to the egress, please?' There was a pause. Then Death said, in a puzzled voice: ISN'T THAT A FEMALE EAGLE? I've been reading A Hat Full of Sky to my dau
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by unhammer 7y ago
Hoping to see what HN's armchair epidemologists (or bona fide ones, you never know here) think of the "too much social distancing can lead to new outbreak during flu season" argument.
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How peak of cases is cut by social distancing; too much crashes with flu season(news.sky.com)
2 points by unhammer 7y ago|1 comments
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by unhammer 7y ago
The C# one must be trolling

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