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justinnhli

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    I have had a similar idea for the past few years: less an AI model that takes in a photo and generates a video, more a movement planning tool given a 3D model of the wall. Echoing …

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    Another option for people who don't have additional mouse buttons is to install addons for mouse gestures, such as Gesturefy [1]. You can then bind undo close tab, next/prev tab, a…

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    Comment #26199643

    Ditto. Unless I have to go back a lot of edits, I don't actually use the plugin that often. I've mapped my undo/redo keys to traverse the undo tree instead of the undo stack : nnor…

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    > > (3) There is no visual indicator of where you are are in your undo/redo history. > There might be plugins that somehow present this info in the interface. The undotree vim plug…

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    > Sometimes I think of Python as the Nash Equilibrium of programming languages FYI: What you're describing is not a Nash equilibrium, but a Pareto optimal point [1]. They are simil…

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    There are more constraints than that - the corresponding words in each phrase are also the same parts of speech, and are often read with a specific cadence. See https://en.wikipedi…

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    I teach undergrad CS, and recently wrote this to explain how to debug: http://justinnhli.oxycreates.org/debugging/ It's still a work in progress (I would like to add some worked ex…

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    Comment #24426111

    This project was recently submitted to r/python: https://github.com/alirezamika/autoscraper/

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    I prefer the version by Magnus Hovland Hoff [1], which makes the guessing explicit. There is a "Request Help" button that will let you reveal any square you want - but only if ther…

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    Comment #20100533

    A different PR is still open, that presumably would include the test: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/10052

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    Comment #17894083

    Can you say more about how you use Airtable? To me Airtable has a really appealing low/zero startup cost, but then I'm always tripped up by not being able to do arbitrary queries, …

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    Comment #17422345

    You might be interested in Harvey Mudd's CS5 Green syllabus [1], which "is designed to give you the foundations of computer science in the context of solving real and important pro…

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    Comment #15943805

    A list of Madhumita Pandey's publications can be found at https://theconversation.com/profiles/madhumita-pandey-276284