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lavp
5mo ago
Documentation should serve as a general overview of the system (purpose, architecture, etc.), and elaborate on the interface of that system. Other than documenting historical relics like ADRs, I see it as a net negative in being very granul
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lavp
5mo ago
I made a bash function to turn these commands into a one page diagnostics report so that you can use this in your `.bashrc`: Diagnostics function, colorized (I tried to add guards so it is portable with terminals that do not support color):
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lavp
6mo ago
Airport security used to be handled by private companies. Then 9/11 happened and that's the whole reason TSA even exists.
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The United States and Israel have launched a major attack on Iran
(cnn.com)
1207 points
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lavp
7mo ago
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lavp
9mo ago
`rm` is a destructive operation, but you can always alias it to move it to a trash folder. File managers have nowhere near the flexibility available in the terminal.
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Jeffrey Epstein Court Records
(justice.gov)
35 points
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lavp
9mo ago
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lavp
10mo ago
I feel very uncomfortable with Chess players holding 'Grandmaster' titles. Would much prefer 'Grandmain'.
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lavp
11mo ago
I’ve found Macs to be good for most dev stuff with the exception of non-Dockerized C++. Unfortunately I do a lot of C++… I hate the hoops you have to go through to not use the Apple Clang compiler.
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lavp
2y ago
When you are delivering mate in 1, the square still gets highlighted as being attacked by the king.
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lavp
2y ago
What you described is syntax differences. `=` is assignment, not equivalence.
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lavp
2y ago
https://archive.md/7Fk72
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lavp
2y ago
I also TA'd 110 and I firmly disagree. CPSC110 teaches you to view a particular problem as a series of different possible states, and solving for those states (while placing an emphasis on seeing base cases and working up from there).
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lavp
2y ago
Good ol' Gregory Kiczales
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A Brief History of 2D Programming Languages (2016)
(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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2y ago
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lavp
3y ago
What does “perform slightly better than Llama” mean exactly? A model like this needs to be trained from scratch right?
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lavp
3y ago
Sam Altman’s latest tweet 9 minutes ago: i loved my time at openai. it was transformative for me personally, and hopefully the world a little bit. most of all i loved working with such talented people. will have more to say about what’s nex
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3y ago
I loved every minute of my neovim + i3 setup on Arch. Was sad to let that go when I moved into Apple’s ecosystem (their laptop hardware is too good). I’ve begun switching my to Emacs + evil mode and I thoroughly enjoy it, it fulfills this ‘
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lavp
3y ago
You can use evil-mode and you’ll have the Vim key bindings in emacs. I use this and it’s great. Also, an ergonomic keyboard can help with pain; I had pains on my right wrist and using the Kinesis Advantage has helped me tremendously.
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lavp
3y ago
Using an unfalsifiable framework is not a good way of trying to understand the universe.
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lavp
3y ago
What is it about CBDCs you find concerning compared to cash?
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FedNow Is Live
(federalreserve.gov)
1177 points
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lavp
3y ago
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An update on the Federal Reserve’s Instant Payments Service
(clevelandfed.org)
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3y ago
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Human Or Not: Guess if you're chatting with an AI or a Human
(app.humanornot.ai)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Third party apps aren’t upset that their free API access is getting charged; it’s the ridiculously high price, along with very short notices that make it painfully obvious of Reddit’s intention to permanently encapsulate all traffic in-hous
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lavp
4y ago
The author ignores the fact that we utilize a lot of computing power in training artificial intelligence. Where exactly would 'learning' fit in this analogy?
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4y ago
An infinite amount of nothing is still nothing.
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The $25B Eigenvector: The Linear Algebra Behind Google (2006) [pdf]
(math.arizona.edu)
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4y ago
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4y ago
There are rumors that Carlsen's prep got leaked and that Niemann knew what was going to played the morning of. Although this is pure speculation, it seems to be a more plausible and satisfactory explanation if Niemann did in fact cheat
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lavp
5y ago
This is pretty much exactly what is going on
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lavp
5y ago
You can definitely interpret that both ways
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