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Syntonicles

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    Comment #48705722

    Huh, I always wondered what that was for...

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    Comment #48705706

    Ooh, thanks! I blindly type c-x 8 RET, then finding myself stumbling through 9 different entries for Phi, but I hadn't explored the prefixes. I just realized I could create a custo…

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    Comment #48700245

    I for one am striving for clarity and couldn't care less about being confused with AI. However I've only ever used regular dashes. How do you type an em-dash? Is it OS specific? I'…

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    Comment #48473936

    This was a lot of fun to explore. I find that naturally I want to click through the animations and observe them for a while before delving into the steps and reading the blurb. It'…

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    Comment #48033525

    Love this reaction. Even if these are contrived examples this is one of those things that could become completely ubiquitous as a cheap solution to problems that only seem obvious …

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    Comment #47420313

    I wonder if it was de-indexed from HN for this reason. 30 minutes ago it was on the front-page, now I can't find it listed in the top 200.

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    Comment #46906932

    Oh, that helps me. I thought it had something to do with rotating the palm. Why did they go into all the detail of the ulna & radius crossing? The counter example they gave was the…

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    Comment #46906682

    This would make for a good topic on a short-form pop-science YouTube channel. (take your pick) The article is interesting but it's difficult for me to really picture the implicatio…

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    Comment #45958041

    I feel this inner conflict of yours could be resolved by posting to Reddit and asking for anecdotes.

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    Comment #45826174

    Those are really cool to look at. I kept trying to click them to learn more, I wish some of them were mini blog posts to give a little bit of grounding.

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    Comment #45741729

    Yours. I can't explain your frustration then, or why the author's intent escaped you. If you use Firefox there's a little reader-mode icon in the address bar you may find convenien…

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    Comment #45740918

    It sent me back in time, very nostalgic. I even took a few minutes to sit and enjoy the moment and remember what it was like to explore the internet on a pixelated CRT in the 90s. …

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    Comment #45666738

    What a fascinating project. It looks a real labor of love, and I wish I understood it more deeply. I've been making my own visualization sandboxes like this to explore configuratio…

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    Comment #45666304

    I can't go into detail, but that's essentially my use case. I have a geodesic dome with a cable running up externally, and would like to run it through a hollow shaft coming in thr…

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    Comment #45661316

    What?! Thank you! I'm working on a robot with a very expensive slip ring, and need to send high fidelity data through it with shielding. I had no idea this was possible this will m…

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    Comment #45648813

    That sounds frustrating! It hasn't been my experience at all. I'm an enthusiast when it comes to [Vanilla] Emacs. I enjoy customizing my editor, jumping into the Lisp when I find a…

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    Comment #45630669

    I've been using Magit for years, and have never noticed any bugs. The interface is unique and takes a lot of getting used to. I did need to leverage my extensive experience with Gi…

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    Comment #45507888

    Loved the article, and also the shoutout to Strang's lectures. I agree with the order, the Gaussian should come later I almost closed the article - glad I kept scrolling out of cur…

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    Comment #45507692

    I see a scroll bar in Firefox and in Chrome...

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    Comment #45457318

    I love this idea. I remember giving a live demonstration of a configuration management tool (SaltStack circa 2012) and some unknown networking conflict between my Virtual Machines …

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    Comment #45378246

    I've been curious about knitting & crochet from a programming / robotics / simulation perspective for a while, but deferred it to cut my teeth on simpler problems. Those industrial…

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    Comment #45285240

    I first saw this effect in a video from Branta Games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg3RAI8uyVw The effect is disrupted by introducing rendering artifacts, by watching the video …

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    Comment #45256998

    My bank's mobile app no longer supports my 2017 Android phone. I thought it would be a big deal but honestly I forgot about it until you mentioned this, it's been 6-12 months.

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    Comment #44839978

    Is the new model significantly more efficient or something? Maybe using distillation? I haven't looked into it, I just heard the price is low. Personally I use/prefer 4o over 4.5 s…

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    Comment #44360635

    It's a lot to ask of two experts to also be excellent communicators for an audience that may struggle to follow along. I wonder if a potential application of LLMS could be: have tw…