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vsundar
3mo ago
> The maintained has directly addressed this. Not sure if this is mentioned somewhere else, but looks like the maintainer has a blog post that addresses this: https://medium.com/@tridge60/rsync-and-outrage-d9849599e5
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vsundar
3y ago
With lsp you don't need tags. You essentially have a lsp server like clangd [0] running in the background for finding references, definitions, code completion etc. With the latest release 29.1, emacs comes with an in-built lsp client -
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vsundar
4y ago
This is just unbelievable. wow.
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vsundar
5y ago
"Bök aspires to create a poem enciphered into DNA that will replicate within an organism until the end of time" Apart from the bioengineering there is "a pair of mutually-enciphered sonnets, ‘Orpheus’ and ‘Eurydice,’ so that
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The Making of a Xenotext
(americanscientist.org)
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vsundar
5y ago
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vsundar
5y ago
wow, this is quite interesting. Thanks!
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vsundar
5y ago
Wow, thanks for that link. That's incredible: > JBIG2 doesn't have scripting capabilities, but when combined with a vulnerability, it does have the ability to emulate circuits of arbitrary logic gates operating on arbitrary mem
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vsundar
5y ago
While I do think it is true that people break norms, I'd say a large factor here has been the messaging and leaders behaving like the danger is past. Leaders like the home minister, Amit Shah [1] and the health minister Harsh Vardhan [
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vsundar
6y ago
This looks very useful. Thank you for this.
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vsundar
6y ago
21 mts in: https://youtu.be/zJOS0sV2a24?t=1288
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vsundar
6y ago
This is awesome. Thanks. I found libmesh which looks very interesting: https://github.com/plasma-umass/Mesh
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vsundar
7y ago
Apart from books, if you are open to tutorials, videos too, there was a similar thread 2 years ago about write/build your own projects https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16591918 . That has some already mentioned here
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vsundar
8y ago
> Reveal won a Pulitzer Prize in this year.... Turns out they were a finalist not the winners. The difference is here: http://www.pulitzer.org/page/frequently-asked-questions (no. 23). 3 finalists are chosen by that
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vsundar
8y ago
Looks like it got broken up into smaller mini-courses available here: https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/DB/2014/SelfPaced/abou... Main page: https://cs.stanford.edu/people/widom&
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Waymo Maintains Lead in Self-Driving Car Race
(theatlantic.com)
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vsundar
9y ago
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'Someone has to do it': how Lale Sokolov survived Auschwitz
(smh.com.au)
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9y ago
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vsundar
9y ago
Your question prompted me to read further on this. You got my upvote. Nigeria was in a recession and exited a few months back per [12]. This bbc video tries to answer the question of why the recession happened [13] The 2017 budget has N7.3
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vsundar
9y ago
> .. the cash in hand doesn't account for all the money you have. Yes, but your original point I was addressing wasn't about all the money you have but specifically income. My point is that income is coming from some transactio
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vsundar
9y ago
> India does have very large middle class population and most of their income is unaccounted. At least until Nov 2016, wouldn't this income have been cash given that cash transactions accounted for 95+% of transactions[1]? (Percenta
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vsundar
9y ago
> Much harder to throw money at luxuries when you're saving a lot. I think this misses the larger point that Indians overall don't have that much money in hand to spend on luxuries. I believe GNI per capita ppp [1] is the right
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vsundar
9y ago
Thanks for the pointer. That site looks very interesting.
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vsundar
9y ago
FYI, I edited the title slightly to fit the size limit: 'worked to neutralize' became 'neutralized'
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The opioid epidemic: How Congress and drug company lobbyists neutralized the DEA
(washingtonpost.com)
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vsundar
9y ago
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