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by osteele 3y ago
It works well with bookmarklets. This swizzles between arxiv.org <-> www.talk2arxiv.org. I've now added it to my Favorites bar, next to arxiv.org/abs <-> arxiv.org/pdf and twitter.org <-> nitter.net. Thanks
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by osteele 3y ago
To be clear, that’s a link to a library meant for use in projects like yours. I’m not promoting a competing project (and haven’t provided a link to one).
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by osteele 3y ago
Very nice! If you want to add a feature, feel free to make use of https://github.com/osteele/prompt-matrix.js , which I (well, ChatGPT and I) created for use in my own playground so that I could enter e.g. "Write a
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by osteele 3y ago
* Porting code (generally code that I've written) from one language or framework to another. For example, porting Python to JavaScript. [1] * Getting started with a new platform. For example, describing the problem, and having it creat
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by osteele 3y ago
Same. It seems similar to Copilot in that regard, but better at text-to-code, porting between languages or frameworks, and generating test cases and readmes: https://notes.osteele.com/gpt-experiments/using-chatgpt-to-p.
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by osteele 4y ago
Ted Selker's description of the invention of the TrackPoint, as told to Bill Buxton, goes into a lot more detail about the path to product and the technical challenges overcome. https://www.microsoft.com/buxtoncollectio
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by osteele 5y ago
This looks really nice. Here's something I wrote when I starting learning music theory. It ended up sort of cluttered; I like yours better. But please feel free to take any ideas from it that you think might be useful. https:/&#x
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A Cheap Simple 3D Printing Hack for Improving Your Online Classtime Experiences(michaelnaimark.medium.com)
1 points by osteele 6y ago|0 comments
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by osteele 6y ago
Figures 1, 7, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, and 29 from the web page are not sets as circles. The paper contains additional counterexamples.
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End-to-End Encryption for Zoom Meetings [pdf](github.com)
3 points by osteele 6y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript: The First 20 Years(zenodo.org)
1 points by osteele 6y ago|0 comments
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Planet Money Buys Oil (2016)(npr.org)
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by osteele 6y ago
Hospital capacity is one motivation for flattening the curve. The other is to move infections later in time, when there will be more effective treatments and therefore lower rates of fatality and permanent disability.
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Ginkgo Bioworks commits $25M of free access for partner Covid-19 projects(ginkgobioworks.com)
1 points by osteele 7y ago|0 comments
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by osteele 7y ago
ArduinoJson https://arduinojson.org supports MessagePack. I haven't looked at its static or runtime memory requirements.
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WHO-China Covid-19 Joint Mission Report Highlights(reddit.com)
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by osteele 7y ago
Interestingly the article under discussion here begins “WUHAN (CAIXIN GLOBAL)”, ends “This story was originally published by Caixin Global”, and links to the original publication https://www.caixinglobal.com/2020-02-06/
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by osteele 7y ago
iMovie, Adobe Premier, Final Cut Pro, and Screenflow (screen casting software) all have chromakey. The Zoom app, and the Logitech C922, each have live background replacement ("virtual green screen"). For post-production without a
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by osteele 7y ago
"The drone project involves young tech enthusiasts from the Jinkui Community Youth Science and Technology Innovation Center. Every day — for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon — youngsters wearing masks and gloves
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by osteele 7y ago
At Starbucks they used the IR on my neck instead of my forehead. I was wondering if that was why. I don't know if many people try to game the systems here the same way they do in my home country (the U.S.). So far as I can tell as an o
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by osteele 7y ago
Yes, there was a famous incident a couple of weeks ago. [1] I remember reading in the local paper that you have to register with the pharmacy in order to buy fever medicine but I can't find an online source now and I haven't been
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by osteele 7y ago
In Shanghai (pop. 24M), IR scanning is also required to drive into the city and to enter the subway. The paper says that anyone with a high temperature is held in a quarantine area for hospital pickup. In my district at least, an IR scan is
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by osteele 7y ago
In Shanghai (at least, Pudong and Puxi), mask usage has jumped dramatically since last week. I haven't actually kept score, but my impressions of usage from walking around a lot are: - Summer/spring (lower pollution — Chinese AQI
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by osteele 7y ago
This seems to be the default for web apps here in China, such as Taobao or JD. Either the home page or the login page presents a QR code, and the mobile app has a scan icon.
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by osteele 8y ago
See also Maciej Cegłowski's “Benjamin Button Reviews The New MacBook Pro” https://blog.pinboard.in/2016/10/benjamin_button_reviews_the...
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by osteele 8y ago
Related: U.S. President James Garfield constructed an original proof of the Pythagorean Theorem. https://www.maa.org/press/periodicals/convergence/mathematic... https://blogs.scientificamerican.com
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by osteele 8y ago
(I'm not the OP, but I had a similar experience.) At one point I tried switching to Hugo. I ended up moving back because I liked Liquid more than Go templates, and I liked the Jekyll plugins and ecosystem.* Later I became frustrated wi
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by osteele 8y ago
This is great! A suggestion: show pitch constellations[1]. Piano/violin music theorists have written me that these were helpful in [2]. (I'd offer you code, but it's so ancient that it's probably not helpful :-( ) [1] h
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by osteele 8y ago
Here’s a thing like this I made for violin/viola/cello scales, when I was learning music theory a few years ago. http://osteele.github.io/fingerboard/
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by osteele 8y ago
Claude Shannon authored Shannon's Juggling Theorem, and built juggling robots. I gave some links elsewhere in this thread. My father-in-law knew worked with Shannon at Bell Labs, and then MIT. (Among other projects, they made useless m

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