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md224

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About md224

Creator of FuckItJS and /r/AskOuija.

Occasional music-maker.

Frequent internet-builder.

https://matt-diamond.com

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    it's possible that he was making a joke about exiting a startup but I appreciate your comment regardless

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    I think you misread the person you replied to. "decisions which they don't understand to be compliant" = "decisions which they don't believe to be compliant" In other words, they u…

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    Comment #48230885

    If you like space visualizers, NASA has a cool one: https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-system/

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    Comment #47827806

    The most striking thing to me is that Ayer hopes there isn't life after death. > My recent experiences have slightly weakened my conviction that my genuine death, which is due fair…

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    Comment #47745881

    I believe you can thank Verso for that: https://github.com/leanprover/verso

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    Comment #47692088

    The last sentence of the article is "Here’s what the rest of the week looks like." and then it just stops. Am I missing something?

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    Comment #47652441

    A fun way to track the mission is via NASA's Eyes on the Solar System visualizer: https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-system/#/sc_artemis_2

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    Comment #46789633

    https://archive.is/pTTQK

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    Comment #46267714

    Sure, but if the caller is Javascript then you're running Javascript, not Typescript*, so it makes sense that you're not going to get type safety. I'm also not sure we're actually …

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    Comment #46267288

    Writing a Typescript program that takes external input but has no runtime error checking is already a mistake, though. Dealing with external input requires type assertions (since T…

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    Comment #46053842

    This might be a dumb question but are there any current or foreseeable practical applications of this kind of result (like in the realm of distributed computing) or is this just pu…

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    Comment #45632520

    > The solution was reached by using codebreaking software the team had developed along with extensive manual work, in part required because Perwich had mistakenly omitted a couple …

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    Comment #45517589

    I suspect this was written with an LLM and the author didn't actually verify that the examples in the README worked.

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    Comment #45368469

    If you're looking for something real-time, I'd recommend checking out NASA's "Eyes on the Solar System" visualizer (not as comprehensive but still pretty cool): https://eyes.nasa.g…

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    Comment #45365419

    Tanner Greer has a good piece on how the American tradition of bottom-up self-organization has been supplanted by top-down bureaucracy: https://palladiummag.com/2023/03/30/a-school…

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    Comment #45132944

    > technologies aren't themselves disruptive; customer choices are Technologies are themselves disruptive, as their introduction can shape human behavior. Choice doesn't happen in a…

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    Comment #45008316

    I'm having trouble understanding the second diagram in the article. I can make sense of a directed graph, but this one has thin horizontal lines with arrows leaving them in both di…

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    I was intrigued that one of the researchers was listed as "independent", so I checked her out: https://lindapetrini.com It looks like she's a science communicator rather than a sci…