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volemo
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volemo
2y ago
Let’s hope there are backups.
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2y ago
I.e. “don’t skip the left day!”
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volemo
3y ago
And 27.7% [1] of the planet's crust is silicon already! [1] Britannica: Silicon
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volemo
3y ago
Interesting videos that explain how the radiometer works: - https://youtu.be/t-JN2U4jHgk by Applied Science - https://youtu.be/r7NEI_C9Yh0 by Technology Connections
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3y ago
Usually one builds in a better temperature sensor and calculates a correction function of temperature.
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volemo
3y ago
> Can someone please translate into more common vernacular? If I were to read that, it’d be common lisp. :D
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volemo
3y ago
I believe a table and a lookup function would be smaller than a function for generating bitmaps: just for a single pixel I've got this expression [1]. [1]: not(c0) and not(c2) and c3 and not(c4) and c5 and not(c6) or not(c0) and c2
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3y ago
I'd argue that character count advantage of this 3x4 versus say PICO-8's 3x5 is overshadowed by the loss of readability.
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3y ago
Like most accessibility issues, this cannot be solved with a format, only with care on the author’s behalf.
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3y ago
That's why most optical computers lean into quantum computing.
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volemo
3y ago
I thought that’d be an article about stripping tracking identifiers from a PDF and other precautions for information liberation purposes. But that’s just an ad of their cloud storage.
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3y ago
I suggest taking a look at https://palm.com/pages/product .
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volemo
3y ago
Sure, there were many a Cleopatra, but only one was the Cleopatra. :D
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3y ago
It’d surely land sidewise. :D
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volemo
3y ago
The recording has got to be compressed on the voice machine itself, so no hope in getting the clean version — it (most likely) doesn’t exist. :(
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volemo
3y ago
If you fairy theory predicts the outcomes as well as the other theories that are on the table now then indeed it belongs there with them until someone finds a way to distinguish them and prove one is a better model of the reality. Better ye
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3y ago
I think you're forgetting about the four rules the author seeks to satisfy: 1. I can’t use an account from an existing online service. 2. It needs to be useable for a non-technical person. 3. Its flow has to be consistent across platfo
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3y ago
Afaik, in Clojure lists are immutable by default, and strings (not literal ones) are mutable in Common Lisp. So I'd say depends on the flavour of your Lisp.
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3y ago
Not necessarily. I agree, being a smart scientist doesn’t make one a good writer , however, most of the times the inaccessibility of a text comes from a high presumed knowledge of the reader. But if you dial the presumption down, then the
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3y ago
I don't think any measure of completion is applicable here: the combinations are generated by an LLM (and the game even claims to be infinite).
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3y ago
That’s a double edge sword though. Were they to make it 180°, we would critique it for spreading the precious pixels. “With those 4K your virtual monitor is 1080p at most!”
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volemo
3y ago
I get that the post is about terminal witchcraft, but regarding the Emacs part I believe you, author, ought to look into TRAMP mode.
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volemo
3y ago
Is it wise to make a judgement on a product that hasn’t even shipped?
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volemo
3y ago
Wait, it's not being done?
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volemo
3y ago
Could you elaborate or point me somewhere I can read more about that? I'd think lucid dreaming is an altered state of REM sleep. How does it affect deep sleep stage?
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3y ago
How do you define a poem? For me a poem is a short textual art form that captures an author’s feeling or induced one in me. I know it’s not perfect: it doesn’t include novels in verse and has no mention of a particular poetic register, that
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3y ago
I like Rust’s choice for basic types: initial and the number of bits: u8, i32, f64, etc. (I’m not comparing the languages in any way here, just praising a clean notation.)
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volemo
3y ago
But the site has the "This site is supported by paid affiliate links. Learn more" plaque. Isn't that enough?
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3y ago
I see my mistake now, sorry for being stupidly blind.
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3y ago
> What exactly does "dy/y = dx" mean? As I understand, dy/y = dx means that the derivative of 1/y with respect to y equals to the derivative of 1 with respect to x.
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