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raoulj
1mo ago
YoY Net Income from CoreCivic's own financials (2025-2022): 116.50, 68.87, 67.59, 122.32
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raoulj
3mo ago
How do you block users? Could be an interesting app to scrape HN and write some criteria to measure per-user SNR to then block
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raoulj
3mo ago
On this thread and similar, I'm noticing that some strong opinions about $LLM_PROVIDER are coming from accounts without much post history. With so much on the line, and the way that HN can influence developer behavior, I wonder what w
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raoulj
8mo ago
I like using atuin[1] but the capture mechanism here's pretty convenient! Cool idea. May give it a try [1] https://atuin.sh/
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raoulj
10mo ago
For buying alcohol, I wonder if faceID will also somehow be required to verify the holder of the phone corresponds to the digital id
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raoulj
1y ago
Is there any distributed polars for non Polars Cloud? EDIT: nevermind see same question in this thread. The answer is no!
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raoulj
1y ago
Counterpoint - the benefits of wireless are there but the worry of your unit dying in the middle of a ride now replaces the concern of whether your derailleur is tuned and ready to go. It's easy for a shop to assemble, but now I'
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2y ago
Duckdb cannot plot on its own. You would need to bring in matplotlib or some alternative.
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raoulj
2y ago
https://archive.is/0OXeJ
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raoulj
2y ago
Is figure 4's legend correct from the NTU link? It would seem that the grey is the top 1%, not bottom 50%.
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raoulj
2y ago
Flipped through the language overview on the website and noticed that matrices are limited in how large they can be because they're stack allocated [1]. Ergonomics of the language otherwise look solid but for my use case that would be
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raoulj
2y ago
Seeing that too. Will change the title to: "United Healthcare Shooter Unconfirmed Manifesto"
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raoulj
2y ago
Can change the link to the shooter's personal site: https://pepmangione.com/manifesto/
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raoulj
2y ago
Yeah. It's too slow. Editable installs make application development much faster.
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raoulj
2y ago
Can't give them too much credit ;) the task of counting r's in Strawberry was mentioned elsewhere as a "surprising" failure of LLMs See previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41058318
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2y ago
Goodbye, Jake. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your struggles, even now as it comes to its end. As a 20-something young man with hopefully many years ahead of me, your posts have encouraged me to live better, love more, and have
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3y ago
I've done this where I use python's ctypes library to write tests for a c codebase. This feels very similar in that it can be tricky to get the type interop correct the first time around. What other strategies/solutions do
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3y ago
In the defense of the SciPy response, while there may be some programming language zealotry behind the position, it seems to be from a lack of expertise in SciPy to maintain its Fortran code that's pushing SciPy to avoid new Fortran ad
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raoulj
4y ago
What is the reason to not have a central package index? I find that having one speeds up my development significantly. Is there more reason than decentralization?
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raoulj
4y ago
Congrats to the team! Excited to see the community in full force. Looking forward to sending some PR’s your way :)
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6y ago
The biggest issue I can see with this approach is what happens if I’ve made a typo which changes the phonetics of the search input so that it gets excluded by the soundex prefilter, eg typing “Harrinbton” instead of “Harrington”
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6y ago
It doesn't look like it (from what I gather about `use-immer`). What's being suggested is updating React state via a mutable API on the data value itself. `use-immer` wraps the useState/useReducer functional updaters with a
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Raft: Understandable Digital Consensus
(thesecretlivesofdata.com)
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This could be too high level, but I stumbled onto the founder's (crawshaw) website and found one of his blog posts very helpful for understanding basic fundamentals of the product (i.e. Zero Trust networks and microsegmentation) https
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raoulj
7y ago
As long as you stay away from the bridge and the packs of tourists, sure. But I quickly found myself wanting to over the bridge to get different/more challenging routes.
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raoulj
7y ago
I swam competitively for 15 years, including 4 years of D1 swimming, but I come from a family of rowers. The effect of limited breathing in swimming forced the body to adapt. One Thanksgiving, my father (a former international-level rower),
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8y ago
It has not, but they say that it's on their near-term roadmap.
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8y ago
While well-intentioned, Germany certainly does not.
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raoulj
8y ago
I do this too. Disclosure: I work for Streak.
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raoulj
8y ago
You can major in humanities at MIT, albeit it's somewhat uncommon.
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