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Okay how do I find some good old threads?
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Hora: Efficient approximate nearest neighbor search algorithms in Rust
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Very curious what could be the new thing given that they have already published the Codex paper.
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I have been wondering recently - how secure are URLs? For example Telegram's bot API is authenticated with a token which has to be included in the URL for any request. What kind of failure modes are there regarding this?
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An open letter against Apple's new privacy-invasive client-side content scanning
(github.com)
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While org-mode parsers are being written in many languages, what is the best currently available alternative to the org-element API in any other language than Emacs Lisp?
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5y ago
Is there a modern APL like language with the same level of terseness but with open source implementation?
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What does this comment even mean?
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Last year EmacsConf was amazing. Looking forward to another great edition.
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Zulip-terminal: The official terminal client for Zulip
(github.com)
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They claim to be the fastest among all such platforms too. https://forgeperf.org/
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Slightly off-topic: How do I delete all sorts of Python installations from various kinds of tools (pyenv, asdf, conda etc.) and just have the system one (on Arch Linux)?
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Can someone comment on how does `jq` compare with `fx`? - https://github.com/antonmedv/fx
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AFAIK Comma.ai is the only open-source company in the self-driving cars space. It is very interesting that they are continuously launching consumer-products with a small team and in a highly competitive space where the other players are qui
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Is Livebook git-compatible in a sane way, unlike Jupyter?
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I use KMonad for achieving QMK things on ordinary keyboards. https://github.com/kmonad/kmonad A couple of things - Space Cadet Shifts - Ctrl and Escape on Caps Lock - RAlt + hjkl as arrow keys - SPC + home row as numbe
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I have a whoogle and a searx instance running based on the official docker images. With my subjective tests Searx seems to be slower and buggy though. I am curious to know how can I optimize the speed as much as much possible.
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Is TLP not enough? I would be curious to know how else people manage power on laptops here.
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Fat Fritz is not the Only Ripoff and now ChessBase is Getting Sued
(lichess.org)
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Should be noted in the title that this is from 2005.
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Emacs-secondmate: An open-source, mini imitation of GitHub Copilot for Emacs
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Is there a Dactyl Manuform build with individual LEDs?
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It is very hard to beat the extensibility of Lisp though. Like what is the equivalent of defadvice in Lua?
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Geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths in subculture evolution | Meaningness https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
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Send me 1 million and I will send you back 3 in two weeks. No bamboozle.
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Witchcraft: Monads and other dark magic for Elixir
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Tenacity: Floss Audacity Fork
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How does it compare with the existing linters?
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> On HumanEval, a new evaluation set we release to measure functional correctness for synthesizing programs from docstrings, our model solves 28.8% of the problems, while GPT-3 solves 0% and GPT-J solves 11.4%. Interesting that they are
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I'm curious, what are the preventive precautions to be taken to minimize the chances of chronic pain altogether?
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