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    Comment #37726446

    “Afterwards search will be linear along child[0]” Yes, I thought this was clear from my statement. “Rotation would not make a difference” It would. The offsets generated by the has…

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    Comment #37723601

    Great article, but slight issue. The iteration expression shifts left by 2, effectively limiting the height of the tree to 32. You probably want a rotation instead; otherwise you’l…

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    Comment #37204706

    i’m not sure this is correct, but to each his own

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    Comment #37202874

    surprised there’s no mention of kdb+ in here. iirc it’s older and more performant than most of these

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    Comment #31987323

    fwiw, and surely anecdotal, but i don’t know anybody who knows the dark arts of the git cli and uses some client (magit, lazygit, etc) who prefers to use the former

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    Comment #31171778

    i’d argue that you can’t properly define probability without notions in measure theory, which is obviously far too advanced for a high school student. i’m not an educator, but some…

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    Comment #30951152

    try org roam

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    Comment #30911337

    are there benchmarks against kdb+ and/or shakti?

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    Comment #30879502

    axler’s text is phenomenal, but it’s probably not what you’re looking for if you want an “applied” view into computational techniques gleaned from linear algebra. the text centers …

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    Comment #30830672

    i’m not vegan, but the egg industry is probably one of the most atrocious concerning animal welfare iiuc. they do slaughter chicks in droves—just not for meat

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    Comment #30791119

    well deserved. prot is a fantastic person and his emacs packages are all stellar. can’t use any theme besides those in modus, for example

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    Comment #30310603

    +1 for eglot. it just works. vibes well with core emacs (and therefore minimizes bloat, among other advantages)

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    Comment #30294243

    shameless plug for the church of emacs, but my productivity as a programmer has increased vastly from two things: org mode, which to those unaware, is kind of like a super powered …

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    Comment #30238976

    can’t say i’ve seen a better title recently

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    Comment #29818012

    anyone use the pentel orenz? i’ve used the kuru for a while and love it

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    Comment #29781316

    +1 for karnataka style filter coffee

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    Comment #29731973

    i actually think icomplete-vertical is great—except one thing. the rotation of candidates i find more visually disturbing than what vertico or selectrum does. +100x for modus’ bein…

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    Comment #29585663

    lsp mode is great, but i prefer eglot. both are definitely worth looking into

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    Comment #29288774

    i’d recommend you try a model f. despite the model m’s quality, it was actually made as a cheap alternative to the model f. the f is basically an m on steroids. i don’t prefer it t…

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    Comment #29284718

    100%. i’ve tried everything. model m, model f, cherry, etc. nothing feels the same way the hhkb does for me. and the layout, as an emacs user, is sublime

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    Comment #29228547

    not sure how familiar you are with south indian cuisine, but the machine we use to make dosa batter also serves reasonably well for this purpose