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froh
15d ago
> fantasizing about how computing could be used to advance race science research. mind to share sources to that part? that's saying "Nazi" btw.
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froh
16d ago
to my understandung this strong "fascist" hypothesis is hypebole. he was member of a conservative student association, however those were prohibited by the Nazis. correct is that he was a conservative engineer who happened to be
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froh
16d ago
"no" is how to get in trouble real quick in totalitarian neo fascist regimes. and coming from a region that had some of that in our history books, from the outside lots of the things in the US start walking and talking like that
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froh
20d ago
pro move. made my evening.
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froh
21d ago
oh. only now I realize I misread your comment as saying "besides tree sitter and eglot there is not much in emacs" and somehow that is not what you said. is this what you meant: "Now that modern IDE features (syntax parsing
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froh
21d ago
yes. autocorrect and the wrong glasses turn magit into magic fittingly so but still annoying. srry
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froh
22d ago
I infer you don't use magic?
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froh
24d ago
landscape it is not good but okay-ish on my phone display. hth.
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froh
28d ago
https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang/pulls?q=is%3A... an active project indeed!
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28d ago
wait. that's about the green field rewrite of Netscape. not about refactoring where needed. actually it is very explicitly pushing to refactor and rejuvenate the working field tested code, instead of green field rewriting it. elsewh
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froh
28d ago
funny indeed! but no trash talk, no swear words, nothing gross or offending.
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froh
1mo ago
maybe I simply don't know how this works ;-) I was very much surprised and asked. give me demerits for the way of asking. but the question stays: how come an encryption scheme inflates data by this order of magnitude and needs GB siz
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1mo ago
where does this factor "1000x" come from? I have doubts.
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froh
1mo ago
this one numbers, man...
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froh
2mo ago
the banking was done via an external ram controller whose bank control register was mapped to some (unbanked) controller address.
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froh
2mo ago
It's because of the basket with the fish. like ET, fishy fishy sail home.
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froh
2mo ago
> It is empowering to hand off execution July 26, 2026 > I read David Nicholas Williams's short blog post titled It's not empowering to hand off the details, in which he argues that AI cannot replace expertise because doing
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2mo ago
Prolog (and common lisp) were all the rage for NLP in the 1990s, HPSG systems, le dernier cri, were implemented in them. what confused me back then and still does is the strict determinism, the fact that program code order defines the outpu
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2mo ago
hehe... fwiw, the un-editorialized title is "Using the *latest" Gemini models" I speculate OP wanted to put focus on their chosen detail in the title...
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froh
2mo ago
I meanwhile understood that you can commit a copy of a file and then edit both, and then the ancestry tracking options to git log resolve the two split parts ancestry just fine.
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froh
2mo ago
I love and appreciate you doing and sharing them, with stats and details. thank you.
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froh
2mo ago
on the standard? or the compilers? or both?
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2mo ago
the purpose (from the paper): > texlode, the browser-based book editor built on this architecture, is scheduled for public release in October 2026. It provides collaborative editing via conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs), manu-
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froh
2mo ago
they don't do that while flying though.
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froh
2mo ago
> HAGHLUABLABG ??
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2mo ago
TIL, thx :-) somewhat related Q: how do you give two files the same ancestor? so git log will for each show the history to the beginnings of the originally unsplit file? useful for splitting large files.
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2mo ago
I get how you could read it that way, and of course the state as the thing that is collecting taxes and paying whatever does not profit. and the state as all citizens, including those affected by gang and drug related violence also would be
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2mo ago
at the bottom of the page there is guidelines and FAQ they also give good indication on how to handle topics that don't tickle your personal preferences (for "interesting" or "curious"): silently ignore them especia
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2mo ago
yes! which is _the_ driving factor behind the US prison system with its private prison labor facilities. there is zero financial motivation for the state for prevention or rehab or any other activities to reduce imprisonment rates did I me
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froh
2mo ago
rlhf = reinforcement learning from human feedback (had to look it up)
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