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by upghost 2y ago
The article mentions "web fundamentals" and "getting back to the fundamentals". Sounds great! Would anyone care to have a conversation about what this means? Like does the author mean DOM manipulation or TCP stack? I fe
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by upghost 2y ago
Can anyone recommend some decent alternatives to Alexa? I like my home automation but I don't like this new privacy policy
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by upghost 2y ago
yes[1][2]. You can write Prolog schedulers with arbitrary constraints. [1]: https://www.metalevel.at/prolog/timetabling/ [2]: https://github.com/mthom/scryer-prolog/discussions/2519
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by upghost 2y ago
Is anyone actually getting anything out of AI assisted coding? I find AI autocomplete especially horrible, though the chat interface has been helpful in preventing me from actually learning obscure bash parameters. In all seriousness though
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by upghost 2y ago
Watched the video. That is an absolutely fantastic UI. Seriously, huge props. This makes the project actually useful (as opposed to "why not just code this myself?"). Well done Xataio!
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by upghost 2y ago
Agree or disagree with the goings on, I find it interesting that these government memos and executive orders are still crafted with such beautiful prose. Who are these stalwart writers weathering the storm?
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by upghost 2y ago
DCGs are now up for formal adoption in the Prolog ISO specification[1]. If at all possible, please encourage your national ISO representatives to vote for its adoption. For the US it's ANSI SC 22 WG 17. [1]: https://www.iso.
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by upghost 2y ago
I use numworks frequently these days (as a software eng just need to do some quick math and not worth writing code or spreadsheet for, not talking about student use). I bought the thing but they have a free phone app too, works exactly the
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by upghost 2y ago
I'm still a huge fan of gemma-22b. Looking forward to this one!
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I've been unable to find a primary source confirming this information or providing technical details on the significance or consequences of the decision. Every article I've seen parrots the same language and they all point back to
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by upghost 2y ago
Agreed. I spent a year going down the wrong path before finding this resource, but it saved me from going four more years down the wrong path.
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by upghost 2y ago
squint can't tell if this is serious or satire. I'm kinda convinced, seeing as software really never is "1.0", but now I think maybe I'm just getting old and gullible.
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by upghost 2y ago
Does anyone know what the comment is in the top right of the blackboard? "why cant x sort" or something?
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by upghost 2y ago
> - Your wife may one day want a chicken to live inside the house. You may one day agree to this, and then miss it when the chicken is living outside the house again... Please, PLEASE tell us this story!!
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by upghost 2y ago
well, I didn't know I could use clerk with my IDE. Thanks for pointing that out!
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by upghost 2y ago
Interesting. Is this supposed to be an NGINX/reverse-proxy replacement, or is it complementary?
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by upghost 2y ago
Spoiled web developer here. Since I have no way to test this, I have some questions! It seems like this whole thing could've been simplified to calling exec. Whats with the whole pipe/fork thing if you are just going to kill one
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by upghost 2y ago
I wish the article dove into this a little. Very interested in why the large herds are so important. Seems counter-intuitive, you know? Like they would consume lots of resources? Would be very interested in understanding the ecology bett
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by upghost 2y ago
Wow, great observation. Thank you. Makes sense. I'd never heard of a "position paper" before.
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by upghost 2y ago
This is a purely procedural question, not supporting or critiquing in any way-- other than this reads kind of like an editorial with the format of a scientific paper. The question is... are there rules about what constitutes a paper or can
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by upghost 2y ago
Wow, this is extremely hard to do and shows an advanced level of mastery. Unlike in code, the computations need to be established not only conceptually but spatially. I did some very crude versions myself for a simple NN on the XOR proble
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by upghost 2y ago
do we need a unit conversion for how many spoonfuls of plastic are in a plastic spoon?? seems like it might be important for this article. Well article says a teaspoon has 7g mass, and just spitballin here but I'd say a plastic spoon h
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by upghost 2y ago
Conversely, after many years of dabbling I still consider myself a complete novice at APL and array programming. However, my studying of array langs made learning LLMs fairly trivial. In particular, studying APL's inner product from th
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by upghost 2y ago
Ahhh this is fantastic. Exactly what I was looking for. As I said before not that smart, but hopefully a little smarter than I was before. The shared library documents, if I can figure them out, would allow for a libdyalog-clj, which woul
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by upghost 2y ago
Adám is awesome. I'm an avid follower of his criminally underviewed YouTube channel[1]. [1]: https://youtube.com/@abrudz
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by upghost 2y ago
Very cool! I don't quite know how I would use that to fully embed Dyalog. Very large class..?
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I'm usually a LLM project hater but gotta say RA.Aid looks pretty rad :) Kinda reminds me of Open Interpreter[1] from back in the day, but all grown up. [1]: https://github.com/OpenInterpreter/open-interpreter
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by upghost 2y ago
You can embed GNU APL. I did it once with Clojure[1], tho it wasn't too popular. If they hired you to do Python should probably do that instead of embedding APL into Python. (I don't follow my own advice) I would love to embed Dya
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by upghost 2y ago
#bless. this is probably the more interesting story Edit: after reading, not that interesting. The headline is the whole story.
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by upghost 2y ago
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sam-altmans-answer-to-deepseek-i... does anyone have an archive link to this link (from the article)?

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