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by sergix 5mo ago
Related, my favorite paper title of all time, "Robust Soldier Crab Ball Gate" [1], demonstrating how soldier crabs can perform functionally complete reversible computations. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1204.1749
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by sergix 5mo ago
Another way to put it: each step in a reversible process must be a bijection, or "information-preserving". The naive way to do that is to return the entire input as part of the result, but that's missing the point.
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by sergix 1y ago
Great tongue-in-cheek project. Ignore those who don't get the joke, and keep building fun stuff like this.
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by sergix 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/2610/
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by sergix 2y ago
I believe the point is multifaceted: 1. Relationships are hard. 2. If you take a step back and look at the things you argue with your significant other about (or anyone else close to you), it's humbling to see how silly it often is. 3.
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How to Destroy the Earth (2004)(qntm.org)
2 points by sergix 3y ago|0 comments
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by sergix 4y ago
For any specific details that anyone may be curious about, I have a public Notion page with some different documentation issues and the links to their respective sources. [1] 1: https://sergixdev.notion.site/Tauri-Documentat
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by sergix 4y ago
The Tuauri team needs to focus on maturing its primary codebase and documentation before branching out to assign teams to separate projects like this. I've written a few hundred lines of code using Tauri, and I've had to do much m
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by sergix 6y ago
I mostly agree, and that is why I mentioned that you should follow the general design guidelines for your respective platform. However, when creating a web app, general guidelines are more "implied." The biggest reason why consist
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by sergix 6y ago
Not necessarily. Having the submit button first means it's the first action the user sees since most people (at least Westerners) read left-to-right. However, your reasoning with having the order the opposite with the submit button las