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by enricozb 1mo ago
Replying in case anyone is in Amsterdam :)
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by enricozb 1mo ago
Same, especially given how long that app specifically takes.
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by enricozb 4mo ago
The NL Times just translates Dutch articles and editorializes them for a (mostly American) audience. They should be consistently taken with skepticism. In this case, as other commenters have pointed out, this is "just" Google Anal
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by enricozb 4mo ago
Pretty neat! However, if you wanted to know the _probability_ of a noodle crossing any line in the long noodle case (L/W > 1), the expression is more complex (and I believe would require an integral) :). It's interesting that t
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by enricozb 4mo ago
I believe the author is the creator of Bun.
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by enricozb 6mo ago
Proof irrelevance I don't think is accepted in constructivist situations. Those are, however, not that relevant to the recent wave of AI math which uses Lean, whose type system includes classical mathematics.
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by enricozb 6mo ago
I am excited for some alternative syntax to jq's. I haven't given much thought to how I'd write a new JSON query syntax if I were writing things from scratch, but I personally never found the jq syntax intuitive. Perhaps I ha
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by enricozb 7mo ago
What sorts of jobs, out of curiosity?
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by enricozb 7mo ago
As a counterexample, the BBC financed the show that this sketch was from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuPBbFOiygo
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by enricozb 7mo ago
What about it is incompatible with the EU?
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by enricozb 8mo ago
Perhaps I overstated how related the two were. I was pulling mostly from the Lean documentation on Universes [0] > The formal argument for this is known as Girard's Paradox. It is related to a better-known paradox known as Russell&#
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by enricozb 8mo ago
Yes the type theoretic analog to Russel's (set theoretic) paradox is Girard's (as mentioned in the abstract) paradox.
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by enricozb 8mo ago
I came across this when wondering if there were any efforts to give programmers additional information via audio, similar to how colors are used in syntax highlighting.
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Caitlin: A Musical Program Auralisation Tool(icad.org)
1 points by enricozb 8mo ago|3 comments
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by enricozb 8mo ago
RDJ or Tatsuya Takahashi?
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by enricozb 8mo ago
The final comments in this text seem sobering and indicate an openness to change. I worked recently on a project to migrate RediSearch to Rust, and this was partially motivated by a decent number of recent CVEs. If SQLite doesn't have
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by enricozb 9mo ago
Today's usage from what edits I can recall: - I wanted to edit the visibility (pub -> pub(crate)) of most but not all functions in a class. - I changed a macro to not require commas in a list of items it took in as input. - I change
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by enricozb 9mo ago
I think if the compiler determines that it can drop a 'static, because nothing uses it after a certain point, it may drop it.
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by enricozb 10mo ago
It carries some weight, very roughly in the direction of formal verification. Since (assuming there isn't any unsafe), a specific class of bugs are guaranteed to not happen. However, this repo seems like it uses quite a bit of unsafe,
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by enricozb 10mo ago
This idea about communicating size/alignment is actually something we're doing on the port of RediSearch to Rust [0]. We have an "opaque sized type" which is declared on the Rust-side, and has its size & alignment co
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by enricozb 10mo ago
It's kind of an exploratory phase for what works sensibly with Rust's borrow checker, especially since most UI libraries/frameworks really rely on a GC.
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by enricozb 11mo ago
I used to make animations with https://pivotanimator.net/ a lot as a kid, trying to make fight scenes like these. A sort of related thing is ToriBash, which is kind of a multiplayer 3D animation game where you fight each ot
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by enricozb 11mo ago
When reading this project's wiki [0], it mentions that Kanal (another channel implementation) uses an optimization that "makes [the] async API not cancellation-safe". I wonder if this is the same / related issue to the r
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by enricozb 11mo ago
Is this at all like vanadium? [0] [0]: vanadium.github.io
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by enricozb 11mo ago
What is coming/accelerating is the mental form of obesity, with very similar corporate interests and dynamics.
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by enricozb 1y ago
Huge fan of this sort of work, would like to put my DS to use someday.
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by enricozb 1y ago
Typst is great for web content as well (even though their HTML export functionality is still experimental). I've written blog posts on interaction nets in Typst [0] and I really like how the diagrams look. [0]: https://ezb.i
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by enricozb 1y ago
If it compiles, it typechecks. If it typechecks, the proof is correct. This is a consequence of the Curry-Howard correspondence [0]. From a pure mathematician's standpoint, the content of a proof is kind of (waving big hands here) irre
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by enricozb 1y ago
I did this [0] (gpt in rust) with picogpt, following the great blog by jaykmody [1]. [0]: https://github.com/enricozb/picogpt-rust [1]: https://jaykmody.com/blog/gpt-from-scratch/
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by enricozb 1y ago
I recently learned that macOS has a (by default) case insensitive filesystem. How does this line up with the certification?

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