gnuly

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by gnuly 1y ago
this case should simply be called search, no? to me research takes a long time, and not just an hour or so.
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by gnuly 1y ago
I was going to suggest you to use reader mode, but firefox's reader mode doesn't detect the main content here, but rather the comments.
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by gnuly 1y ago
unrelated to the post, but your comment history is very llm-like.
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by gnuly 1y ago
R was the first thing we had in our syllabus for (shallow)Machine Learning. the ease of doing `model <- lm(speed~dist, cars)` and then `predict(model, data.frame(dist = c(42)))` is unparalled.
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by gnuly 1y ago
I can think of: Sqlite -> Turso PostgreSQL -> Neon Chromium -> Arc browser not exactly fork, but aimed at riding popularity of an already-established thing: Nodejs -> Bun
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by gnuly 1y ago
they probably intend its relation to React.
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by gnuly 2y ago
most likely the marks of tyres in car/bike racing games on the road(the response mentioned about racing game).
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by gnuly 2y ago
i use aves[1] which has many features. especially useful if you travel and take pictures a lot. [1]: https://github.com/deckerst/aves
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by gnuly 2y ago
you might want to look into fossify.org as simple tools(of which simple gallery pro was a part of) has been sold to an israeli adware company. see: https://github.com/SimpleMobileTools/General-Discussion/issu...
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by gnuly 2y ago
i prefer a theme[1] over goals. my this year's theme is learning - which i'm starting with learning to cook more novel dishes. [1]: CGP Grey's video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVGuFdX5guE
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by gnuly 2y ago
I got to know about konfig from your product itself. The docs were(maybe still are?) so good that I had to check what was behind it. It really is better than swagger/redoc.
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by gnuly 2y ago
any plans to share progress on open channels like matrix.org or even irc?
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by gnuly 2y ago
something like [tauri]( https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri )?
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by gnuly 2y ago
got all right except for US-specific questions, and a musical instruments one. Perhaps a generalised version would be even more fun; though I think that'd be devoid of history.