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by esrh 3mo ago
ironically this is probably ai written too
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by esrh 11mo ago
Yes, i agree that unix commands should be first class. I did this for the super common stuff like ls and cp. As for substitution, I did exactly $ for substitution. You'd do something like ($ rsync -avP $src $dst), but I don't thin
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by esrh 11mo ago
awesome! I have wanted something like this for a long time. Currently I use a janet fork < https://github.com/eshrh/matsurika > with some trivial additions, the most important of which is a `$` macro that does what
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by esrh 1y ago
A lot of wifi sensing results that have high-dimensional outputs are usually using wideband links... your average wifi connection uses 20MHz of bandwidth and is transmitting on 48 spaced out frequencies. In the paper, we use 160MHz with eff
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by esrh 1y ago
Think of it as an img2img stable diffusion process, except instead of starting with an image you want to transform, you start with CSI. The encoder itself is trained on latent embeddings of images in the same environment with the same subje
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by esrh 1y ago
I'd suggest reading https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3310194 (2019) for a survey on early methods and https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.08008 . As for low level: The most common early har
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by esrh 1y ago
This is my paper (first author). I think the results here are much less important and surprising than what some people seem to be thinking. To summarize the core of the paper, we took stable diffusion (which is a 3-part system of an encoder
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by esrh 1y ago
They also don't mention the famous paper by Ha & Schmidhuber ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.10122 ). The worst part is that they namedrop many other tangentially related and/or outright fraudulent "ai ex
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by esrh 2y ago
Yeah, i wish more programs worked like this. I wrote something similar on a smaller scale for the keihin-kyuukou line in japan: https://rail.esrh.me . Now I live in tokyo and there's several transit options closeby so I woul
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by esrh 2y ago
One thing is that CL has a huge ecosystem and a wide variety of compilers for every purpose you might have. Quicklisp probably beats racket and scheme in this regard, but today clojure might have an edge. When you use racket and clojure spe
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by esrh 2y ago
> Smile 3.x Avoided due to licensing > Smile 3.x is GPL-licensed, which poses some potential conflicts for some end users...The community consensus is converging around moving away from Smile due to the GPL-relicensing issue, focusing
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by esrh 3y ago
It's also not visible on mobile
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by esrh 3y ago
Very cool! I also like these hand drawn 3d illustrations of stations: https://architizer.com/blog/inspiration/industry/x-ray-visio...
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by esrh 3y ago
I used to use par before I switched to far ( https://cgdct.moe/blog/far/ ) which produces better looking paragraphs in my opinion by minimizing the variance between lines while using the fewest number of lines possi
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Apple varieties developed by the University of Minnesota breeding program(mnhardy.umn.edu)
4 points by esrh 3y ago|0 comments
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by esrh 3y ago
The cli tool qalc is usually bundled with libqalculate
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by esrh 3y ago
https://esrh.me Not a whole lot, some mix of japanese, emacs and lisp. Static site made with hakyll.
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by esrh 3y ago
Thanks for the tip! Anyone wanna be my cofounder?
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by esrh 3y ago
It's to be freer than china
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by esrh 4y ago
Is it really that hard to imagine a rebel group of newly unemployed desperate people bombing an openai data center?
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by esrh 4y ago
I use console emacs and nov.el ( https://depp.brause.cc/nov.el/ ) for this. You can then use emacs features like keyboard navigation and dictionaries.
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by esrh 4y ago
I also used this with anki, but i wanted some interactivity and practice actually physically writing stuff out combined with spaced rep. Resulted in some pretty gnarly code using kanjivg, pygame and ankiconnect: https://github.c
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by esrh 4y ago
Sikhs being affluent makes it ok? You do know which other group is often singled out for this right? "Everyone's made fun so it's ok" is on the same level as "I'm not racist i hate everyone." It's vei
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by esrh 4y ago
rx is a great example here. Add in the fact that you can manipulate rx forms with macros and you're dealing with some serious power. With that said, I think the most ergonomic string searching tool I've used is the PEG implementat
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by esrh 4y ago
If the author was that serious about this as a business they would've done it server side -- or better yet sold the unburdened source code at a one-time price. If you are running someone else's code on your computer you are entitl
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by esrh 4y ago
I read desert solitaire on a road trip (ironically) through arches natl. park and colorado. Really fantastic book -- his thesis can be summed up in a page or so, but his passionate ideas are nearly viral. I especially enjoyed the contrast b
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by esrh 4y ago
I feel like your campaign would benefit from explaining a little bit about who you are, what you've written before, and why we should believe you can actually accomplish this (understandably big project). People like to feel like they&
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by esrh 4y ago
cl-lib is practically indispensable in modern emacs lisp programming. It can be pretty annoying to write some patterns without cl-loop, for instance, which like the real loop macro in CL is stupidly powerful (think, DSL for describing loops
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by esrh 4y ago
i did this on the software side for the longest time, before I DIY'd a keyboard and got this feature hardware-side using q/tmk: https://qmk.fm/ . Some prebuilt keyboards also support QMK, like the DROP CTRL. I also
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by esrh 4y ago
After getting very used to C-w (delete back work) and C-h (delete character backward) on readline, it really bugged me that these aren't default on emacs, even though readline is often advertised as giving emacs muscle memory. I ended

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