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grep_it

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About grep_it

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    I always come back to this game whenever I'm at a hotel for a conference waiting for the elevator.

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    Comment #48738287

    Awesome resource, thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #47779714

    Except that eventually you'll find you lose a write when things go down because the page cache is write behind. So you start issuing fsync calls. Then one day you'll find yourself …

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    Comment #46549711

    Last I heard, DuckDuckGo backend was Perl.

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    Comment #46042340

    Relevant: https://db.cs.cmu.edu/papers/2022/cidr2022-p13-crotty.pdf

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    Comment #45923072

    I love the authors style!

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    Comment #45826368

    Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications 2nd Edition is free to download for personal use at https://szeliski.org/Book/

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    Comment #45816902

    Really enjoyed this article, thanks for sharing! I had recently learned about using image pyramids[1] in conjunction with template matching algorithms like SAD to do simple and eff…

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    Comment #45697133

    I'm actually not all that opposed to some of these features, but the way it's implemented is so clunky. The UI make it feel like a half baked browser extension.

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    Comment #45042151

    Is this rage-bait? A language alone doesn't dictate reliability. There are tons of large scale systems out there running on Python. As for the language being, "flawed irreversibly"…

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    I still use pycharm, but these days I satisfy my debugging with pudb ( https://pypi.org/project/pudb/ ) which has been amazing and a good middle ground for the integrated debugger …

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    These are all great projects! When I find myself getting burnt out in my job I find that writing a little toy project usually helps be get back some spark. Some projects that weren…

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