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Comment #48913084
I'm excited for this! I was a little concerned that there would be a much longer delay, due to the recent news about the Flipper Zero from the team. Now I'm relieved that it's avai…
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Comment #48869819
I think we're still in the right ballpark bit we're headed for the exits. .1 lb sugar is 1.6 oz (net), and we'll need to wrap it in paper. I estimate about .5 of an ounce? So we're…
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Comment #48869741
Life is like a box of noodles
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Comment #48840300
I hope that you're going to call it PostGrust.
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Comment #48830418
I am the 1 percent currently in darkness
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Comment #48502000
My favourite Easter egg about karateka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFe28MNCG7o&t=17
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Comment #48501933
My first exposure to Prince.exe was in the computer lab at school, which has a tiny set of DOS games, including digdug, space invaders and some typing game. I remember when I was a…
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Comment #48484867
Hang on hang on let me write a CUDA kernel for this. This is going to be really huge.
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Comment #48484200
At least one counter-example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul is technically an alphabet, and is non-Canaanite derived.
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Comment #48470647
So, a constant number of people. (less facetiously, I think they mean "5 to 50")
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Comment #48407450
Loved it. This is some necessary background that helps me contextualize a few other oddities of the time period that I have had floating in my short term memory - Miyamoto Musashi …
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Comment #48344765
I really enjoyed reading this article. It sparked some thoughts about transplanted reasoning traces for me too. It seems like a way to give an agent a "command hallucination". A si…
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Comment #48344384
That's debatable. Every best-practice arose to solve a real problem within a context, and is only "best" if that context applies. If you apply best-practices without a regard for t…