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Show HN: Statistically Correct Python Interpreter(github.com)
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ChatGPT Understands Operational Semantics(blog.mikail-khan.com)
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by fish45 4y ago
I use it with Firenvim: https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim
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by fish45 5y ago
Interestingly Zelensky might be easier to deepfake than other world leaders because there's more footage and a wider variety of facial expressions to train on due to his acting career
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by fish45 5y ago
The thing is that there's two levels of possible discrimination; systemic discrimination and admissions discrimination. Pure test results are discrimination free at the admissions level, but they don't address systemic inequitie
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by fish45 5y ago
I just want to point out that this is part of the premise of the original article: > Harvard’s admissions policies make me especially queasy, because the burden rests so heavily on Asian Americans. Still, it advances the important goals
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by fish45 5y ago
Yeah, I made it to do my chemistry homework where a lot of problems were duplicated with different numbers. The truth is that it's not well tested outside of that though so it's hard to trust for complicated stuff. I might end up
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by fish45 5y ago
Nice project. It's pretty similar to my project CalcuLaTeX ( https://calcula.tech ) although I think the intended usecase is slightly different
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Dacein – Experimental Creative Coding IDE(szymonkaliski.com)
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by fish45 5y ago
An interesting example is hollow knight. It’s one of the most successful indie games of all time and it’s almost entirely coded visually: https://unity.com/madewith/hollow-knight Anecdotally it makes my fans spin reall
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by fish45 5y ago
I didn't know about Xephyr. That's super useful
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by fish45 5y ago
at first I was jealous of the GUI navigation, but then I realized I don't use any GUIs other than firefox, for which there are plenty of plugins. The Vim emulation is pretty cool, the closest alternative I can think of is https:/
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by fish45 5y ago
https://github.com/pop-os/shell You're wrong
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by fish45 5y ago
This isn't "How to use the internet in a healthy way", this is "How to not use the Internet in an unhealthy way"
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by fish45 5y ago
I think many people haven't realized that different paradigms fit different people's brains in different ways; there are better paradigms for a specific person and task but it's impossible to generalize.
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by fish45 5y ago
drawing on my kobo using the Plato sketch program is actually super responsive. I'm not sure why but it seems that the refresh rate is fine and e.g. flipping a page or scrolling takes a long time for other reasons than the refresh rate
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by fish45 5y ago
I think you're agreeing with kwitze. It's ok and even desirable for these services to host illegal, moral content but bad for them to host immoral content
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by fish45 5y ago
you can also use Firefox containers to keep it all within Firefox
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by fish45 5y ago
A common example I use is an Abstract Syntax Tree, which is essentially a mutually recursive polymorphic tree. In Elixir you might model this with a tuple labelled by an atom. With Haskell you'd use ADTs and pattern matching, which are
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by fish45 5y ago
> after you know one language well, you know them all instinctively This isn't strictly true. Elixir, while functional, isn't completely pure and has a dynamic type system which definitely lowers the learning curve. Developers
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by fish45 5y ago
I don't remember much about the installation process. I think I just got to choose between automatic or manual partitioning, which is when I presumably went with automatic and chose the C: drive.
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by fish45 5y ago
Funny anecdote, I installed Ubuntu on my own laptop to improve my minecraft FPS when I was 9 (~9 years ago). I googled something like "how to get more fps in minecraft" and the first result was a minecraft forum post to which the
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by fish45 5y ago
At least part of it, though definitely not all of it, is that a pet dog is immeasurably valuable to its owner.
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by fish45 5y ago
I would agree that someone who intentionally killed a dog and doesn't regret it is a terrible person, but I still think you'd be a terrible person if you subject them to death.
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by fish45 5y ago
Mix.install is super great for me. Personally I vastly prefer Elixir to Python for basic personal scripting stuff so being able to pull in dependencies in a single file is nice. Before I'd been using escript to turn mix projects into a
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by fish45 5y ago
I almost always start with a few of the first eulers problems, followed by flappy bird and/or a sudoku solver, and then a super simple interpreter
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by fish45 5y ago
My favorite is https://calcula.tech which I made to help with my physics and chemistry homework. I have a few other users, mostly friends from school AFAIK, but I'm hoping that it can become more useful for more people. I w
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by fish45 5y ago
This is somewhat similar to my project at https://calcula.tech , although the usecase is a bit different. There are a few other calculators around that use Rust + WASM which is kind of interesting
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by fish45 5y ago
I'll agree with other commenters that Zig is no where near mature enough for Linux yet . However, I definitely think that it will be a better fit than Rust in a few years. It's a fantastic C replacement.
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by fish45 5y ago
I just replaced my phone battery using an iFixit kit a few minutes ago. It's probably extended the life of my phone by a year.

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