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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
awesome! i am also exploring “low effort language learning” space and making an app. would be interested in bouncing some ideas, got a social handle to share?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
it happens because you have one component logging everything for traceability, and it hosts the interconnect between 2 other components which need to communicate passwords. thus the password accidentally slips into a plain text log file gen
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
just dont do any of that. write at the level you want to write at and publish what you have. its a kind of self esteem work to say “what i write for myself is fine to make public” and then being public also inspires slightly higher quality
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
cool I was looking for something like this, attractive site too when I install it it seems to depend on vuepress-plugin-search-pro which requires yarn 2 berry. not sure if you are aware this extra hurdle
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
Post title made me laugh a little bit
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
love the concept, i want to be able to chat to the people on all pages I visit. why do i have to socialize OVER THERE when I could do it right here?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
wow looks really good. i've been expecting this space to get much better (because it never looked good) and this looks primising. congrats!
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
I loved the concept of TLA+ and tried to get into it, but as you say > The syntax, on the other hand, is fairly obscure and complex, and makes it harder to learn the language the syntax was very non-standard which was off putting, and th
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
I like the idea but I think its in the wrong place. They're kind of like contract statements for preconditions/invariants but at the design layer, enforced at compile / run time. I think this is useful for architect types, th
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
the space is for your name, & your flag is not your name. nation flags are inherently political. that said by all means indicate what you like in your name, it is for you to decide. your decision to use a flag will trigger positive and
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
> If, after a few days, you can't actually implement the feature, think of what groundwork, infrastructure, or refactoring would need to be done to enable it. Use this method to implement that, then come back to the feature really g
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
worth pointing out that banned and visibility limited in certain scenarios are not the same thing, which might be causing some confusion in this thread.
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
i do, and i was agreeing with the case that it is not false (ie the ban is not entirely false, because he said it). then i said you can use it, just like any other slur, but i imagine it will get flagged i imagine the confusion here is that
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
in fairness its not entirely false - at some point he started talking about how it is banned and considered a slur on twitter... but nothing came of it and like all other slurs it continues to be allowed
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
that's fair, i'm not a jazz listener
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
this makes sense, the palette cleansing works both ways!
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
you've put your political position in your name on a social network, every comment you make is now directly connected to it. anyone trying to do something that has "nothing to do with the conflict" is reminded of the situatio
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
My theory on Jazz is that it is the coffee palette cleanser for people who work too much with regular music patterns. The appeal is that it is not appealing
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
i actually tried this this weekend using spotify's audio to midi library. it didn't work as well as i hoped, but that might be volume related. might investigate a bit more
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
to be fair, its likely that he took in a whole lot of information personally, and then determined his conclusion and expressed his why
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
I think what you're describing is the difference between learning by 'top down' thinking (ie. learning what to play) vs learning by experimentation 'bottom up' (ie. mashing random things and making mistakes until yo
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
nice, i was just day dreaming about a similar concept of collecting midi data to create fitness style visualization what would be helpful for a beginner/intermediate is if i could practice my scales and chords, without first telling th
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
this is what I was getting at, i tried on my mbp and no luck. might be just an installer issue but I wanted confirmation from someone with more know-how before diving in
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
Cool! Seems this is cuda only?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
we really need a chicken rice & broccoli gym bro to comment on it...
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
ok it was obviously a bad move in hindsight, but at that point in time, was it not a gutsy high risk move to try give windows phone a small advantage? its obvious once you cancel winphone, but canceling winphone was a big concession
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
apple added hw instructions to m1 chips just for the obj c reference counting use case. claimed up to 15% boost. technically this is a violation of separation of concerns, but if it delivers results then it delivers results
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
agreed, though bad/lazy visualizations can still be useful for a cache. you know it today, but you might forget tomorrow
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
did this happen before or after the silicon valley episode
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
the way they start in the distance and blend into the rest of the sounds until... ".. wait what's that sound?"

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