fourgreen

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by fourgreen 2mo ago
So you say that: 'Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation' yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation. does not have any meaning? Why? I think that both "'Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation&#x27
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Show HN: Brainfuck but with Turtle Graphics(czterycztery.pl)
5 points by fourgreen 3mo ago|0 comments
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by fourgreen 4mo ago
I also had this idea a few month ago: https://czterycztery.pl/blog/show.php?f=1763873614-EN https://czterycztery.pl/inne/zmylkowy_pdf/#english
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by fourgreen 7mo ago
The parent said that the police has never helped him. You said that given the problems he has, the police should not help him, because it isn't worth money and effort. Notice that you are talking past him: he didn't say "they
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by fourgreen 8mo ago
https://czterycztery.pl/#en
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by fourgreen 10mo ago
Is it true? We, the people, currently pay for roads, we would pay for them in the alternative system - so the total amount of the money we need to pay would not change, only some prices (or taxes) would go down and others would go up. Eithe
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Misleading PDF: visual content differs from extracted text(czterycztery.pl)
4 points by fourgreen 10mo ago|1 comments
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by fourgreen 10mo ago
By crafting custom fonts where glyphs are swapped, a PDF can display different content then it logically contains.
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by fourgreen 1y ago
Hm, one more thought. Notice that in English the important part of the problem with "grow a garden calculator" is that you are not sure if "garden" is an adjective or a noun. In Polish there isn't such ambiguity: &q
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by fourgreen 1y ago
[this comment was written manually by me in Polish, and then translated into English by chat GPT] The problem with the sentence "grow a garden calculator" is that it’s unclear which word is modifying which, or which group of words
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by fourgreen 1y ago
I hoped it will be: "grow a (garden (calculator))", not "(grow a garden) calculator". This is why I prefer Slavic languages.
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by fourgreen 1y ago
I really advice you all watch some cartoon of the ex eastern block. For instance soviet ones: https://youtu.be/l132u2nIpkI https://youtu.be/o9GBZvI-U6o Or Polish ones: https://youtu.be/6O4sc
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by fourgreen 1y ago
I wonder if this real life story (the one about posting fake real life stories on r/relationship_advice) is real or fake.
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How to Write a Quine(czterycztery.pl)
3 points by fourgreen 2y ago|1 comments
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by fourgreen 2y ago
I know Polish well and in my opinion at least three of mentioned poets - Miłosz, Szymborska and Herbert - were writing in a style which can be translated to English without much loss. When I read an English translation of, say, Herbert, it
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by fourgreen 2y ago
He is a good poet. Each time in my job when we miss a deadline, or when our implementation causes a bug on the production I read his "Why the classics" ( https://allpoetry.com/Why-The-Classics ), especially this fra
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by fourgreen 2y ago
The benchmark itself is interesting, but we should notice that the authors didn't test it on claude 3.5. From my experience, for tasks which need intelligence, claude 3.5 is much better than gpt or llama (which authors used). So the co
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by fourgreen 2y ago
You can determine your longitude without a clock, but achieving precision with this method is challenging. First, you need to observe the Moon's position relative to fixed stars, which gives you the UTC time. Then, observe the Sun&#x27
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by fourgreen 3y ago
> But for example in Catholic Poland, the children's show Teletubbies was banned because they said the purple teletubbie was gay. Do you have any source of this information? As far as I know it is false - this show has never been ba
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by fourgreen 3y ago
If you want to see good children cartoons, try old Soviet ones. For instance "Grandmother's umbrella": https://youtu.be/pxgSvZoZoso Or "Ant's journey": https://youtu.be/l132u2nI