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fhchl

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    Comment #48897768

    As I understand, hijax types can specify how Jax transformations apply to them, ie.e. how they are differentiated, vmapped, ...

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    Comment #47988797

    Cool! Anyone knows if there are generalizations to video? Let's say the input is not a Bitmap but a sequence of bitmaps?

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    Comment #45386719

    I highly recommend regolith as well, even though the Sway session has never worked without issues for me yet. X11 is very stable.

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    Comment #43202611

    Have been using proto mail for a few years now and highly recommend it. You will ever have a cute @pm.me address!

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    Comment #41768048

    Anna Karenina is a masterpiece of a novel. I highly recommend it as well. I often jokingly mention that this is the first book that ever made me want to get married. While many now…

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    Comment #41624742

    Not a Lisp, but also an interesting take on a functional programming language that transpiles to Python is Coconut ( https://coconut-lang.org/ ). I'd be seriously interested in hea…

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    Comment #41598941

    Very cool! How does the optimized Pytoch code compare to the Jax implementation?

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    Comment #37856272

    This lookes well made and based on the great beartype. I wonder if there are packages that use this and if one could imagine a similarity interfunctioning ecosystem for Python as J…

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    Comment #37348037

    I highly recommend "mapy.cz", another free, ad free, offline map app. I used it for a longer hike in Slovenia this summer and was amazed that it included all of the hiking trails w…

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    Comment #34659551

    Tried to get it to summarize this comment page on hacker news, but the output seems to refer to another document. https://labs.kagi.com/ai/sum?url=https://news.ycombinator.co...

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    Comment #34186882

    Any chance that the TeXmacs format could be supported by Pandoc?

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    Comment #33132501

    I recommend "Modern C" by Jens Gusted. https://www.manning.com/books/modern-c The C language can be quite tricky to navigate (at least to me) and this book helped me a lot to under…

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    Comment #33132104

    I feel it is important to teach kids not only to be critical of online content but also give them recommendations/hints/alternatives on where to find good sources of information. F…

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    Comment #33130043

    Learning Latin in school for 8 years instead of a romanic language that is actually spoken and actually useful like frensh or Spanish. I think there is absolutely no reason to teac…

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    Comment #32801248

    This is a common psycoacoustic effect and probably not due to the loudspeakers or the room acoustics (which are linear): the (perceived) loudness of a tone is frequency and level d…

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    Comment #30401129

    I would love to learn more about that library!

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    Comment #28552954

    Finally no lines spanning a whole monitor!

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    Comment #28552435

    They can be set in user preferences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Preferences

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    Comment #24009786

    I am residing in Denmark. Since today, I have not been able to listen many songs in my YT playlists as "this content is unavailable in your conrtry". Might this not only be about N…