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hodapp

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    Comment #48973717

    Same for me. It was just so full of glitches - UI not responding, refusing to scroll, menu being inaccessible, pages somehow producing looping pop-up dialogs about not being able t…

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    Comment #46998156

    The creator of Pandas even bashes it: https://wesmckinney.com/blog/apache-arrow-pandas-internals/

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    Comment #42983436

    You are right; the advanced in DeepSeek-R1 used RL almost solely because of the chain-of-thought sequences they were generating and training it on.

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    Comment #42480394

    I thought that "The Particle Zoo: The Search for the Fundamental Nature of Reality" by Hesketh did an excellent job of explaining without dumbing down to the point of meaninglessne…

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    Comment #41230471

    My story is about the same as yours. Kovid's arrogance pushed me away.

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    Comment #41218492

    I don't think it is maintained anymore, but add AtheOS/Syllable to the list.

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    Comment #41218471

    Are you one of them? I am curious what the experience is like trying to use it as anything like a daily system.

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    Comment #41216880

    No, an extra ~17 msec of delay is not even close to the cause of this. The speed difference between older and newer UIs is still apparent even at 60 Hz.

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    Comment #40301050

    In the case of SIAG, probably because the page saw its last update in 2000.

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    Comment #40289302

    There is SIAG (Scheme in a Grid) that has been around for ages: https://siag.nu/siag/

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    Comment #28523460

    I had a Blackberry Classic. The Android support was kind of garbage - but the physical keyboard was incredibly easy to type on and the trackpad was really helpful, and yes, the thi…

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    Comment #25934288

    6LoWPAN has a variant that can use Bluetooth Low Energy (rather than 802.15.4) to carry IPv6. See https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/hardware/bluetooth/bluet... for instance.