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Cieplak
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I had a very similar experience—discovering Stirling numbers of the second kind by solving a computer science problem through brute force, then plugging the results into OEIS, then…
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Comment #39125541
Converting from Python to TLA+ could be considered a form of denotational semantics. It's a ton of work to model the denotational semantics of even simple computer programs. I imag…
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Comment #39037471
Looks like quarto. The LaTex you saw may have been MathJax. $ curl -s https://manifestai.com/blogposts/faster-after-all/ | grep generator
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Comment #38910060
There's a command-line utility called pixd [1] that generates similar data visualizations on the command line. That said, it only shows static representations of binary data and is…
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Is there a link to the actual legal text of the omnibus resolution? Are FTC resolutions publicly available? I wasn't able to locate the referenced document after briefly searching …
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Comment #34865276
I assume the effectiveness of the tracking dart depends on the suspect not knowing it has been affixed to their vehicle. If they knew, wouldn’t they just pry it off?
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Comment #34822982
If one's bike is stolen in the San Francisco Bay Area, there's a small but significant chance you can find it for sale at the Laney College Flea Market (e.g. [1]). [1] https://www.…
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Comment #33900110
Super interesting! My first reaction is, doesn't the while loop, combined with the conditional predicate of the string comparison, essentially promote the regular expression (finit…
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Comment #33894967
Have been using ncdu for more than a decade, and recently started using diskonaut for similar purposes. Was looking for a terminal-based treemap visualization for analyzing disk us…