spelufo

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by spelufo 3mo ago
So cool! Congratulations to the team. When scroll 4 (PHerc 1667) was first published, it was clear that the sheets were less compressed than the first two scrolls, so it would be easier to segment the surface. However, the whole surface loo
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by spelufo 3mo ago
Nice. I want one in Spanish so I can compare results.
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by spelufo 3mo ago
do you really think so?! I think bang-interro just didn't sound as nice and that's probably why it is called an interrobang.
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by spelufo 4mo ago
Pedantic note on notation: "A > B" reads as "A greater than B" "A -> B" reads as "A to B"
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Twitter is not Elon's [video](youtube.com)
2 points by spelufo 2y ago|0 comments
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Is Google Training AI on YouTube Videos? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by spelufo 2y ago|0 comments
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by spelufo 2y ago
Location: Italy, Uruguay by November. Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Julia, Python, Django, Go, Kubernetes, Clojure, Javascript, etc. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/santiago-
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by spelufo 2y ago
What is bullshit is the attempt to appropriate a useful neutral adjective to mean more than it does. Mathy is just mathy. Physics is more mathy than psychology. Too mathy can be bad, sure.
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by spelufo 2y ago
Fair point, I might be mistaken. But I think there are lots of small resellers that wouldn't exist if buying online from abroad was as seamless and risk free as buying online locally through mercado libre. The real problem is the requi
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by spelufo 2y ago
I'm Uruguayan and this drives me crazy. Specially for products that are also tools for industries where we can and do compete. Buying a computer in Uruguay costs about twice as much as in the US. If this is all self imposed by tariffs,
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by spelufo 3y ago
There's a way to configure readline (which bash and many other use) to use up arrow history, like Matlab or Julia do by default, where you hit the up arrow key to search the history for commands that start with what you've typed s
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by spelufo 3y ago
Also, `cd -` to go back to the previous directory. And for git branches `git checkout -`. Handy.
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by spelufo 3y ago
What about the database side of things?
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by spelufo 3y ago
varchar (100) ?
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The Unfolding of Language(archive.org)
1 points by spelufo 3y ago|0 comments
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by spelufo 3y ago
Same here. I call it mkcd
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by spelufo 3y ago
Yes, I think I used to check if `$cmd` was in a space separated list of valid commands, but I don't anymore because I only every use this to quickly get some commands down into a project's directory so as not to forget them. As so
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by spelufo 3y ago
I like this dispatch trick: build() { ... } run() { ... } cmd="$1" shift $cmd "$@"
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by spelufo 10y ago
I made something similar with fsnotify recently: https://github.com/spelufo/on-change
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by spelufo 10y ago
I used a port of the rc shell for linux as my login shell for a couple of months. I switched back to zsh eventually because rc doesn't have job control and autocompletion. The autocompletion wasn't that big an issue because it can