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Comment #44968494
a mean rating of 3 can only be 100% fresh if the variance is 0
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Comment #42758733
If concentration of control over concentration scares you then a social media not owned by the US should be welcome. Now you have an all-american echo chamber.
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Comment #42501000
Trains are more comfy, almost silent and way more convenient. You don't have to start traveling to the airport 3 hours in advance. There is also this little silly thing people talk…
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Comment #37027139
...reproducable? Doesn't GPT change all the time?
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Comment #33942619
I've been wanting something like this for a long time
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Comment #32561212
Gron has the same issue, as it too is written in go and randomizes key order.
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Comment #32340104
It's when a package manager updates Firefox while it's running.
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Comment #32340102
I prefer the Firefox solution. Chrome "solved" this by running the outdated version untill restart. But if you click a link outside of chrome it opens in a new instance of the upda…
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Comment #31406432
A 3d spider could easily be invisible to the 2d guy, by simply staying clear of his viewing plane. Hence why the "approaching perpendicular to his plane of existence" YouTube comme…
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Comment #30988343
Many editors support the rmate protocol, enabling you to open a remote file from a ssh session in your local editor.
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Comment #30988324
For this i combine entr and rsync
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Comment #28357921
You could implement your design in nmigen [1], use it to generate either verilog or rtlil, then use yosys (via [2]) to reduce it to an AND and NOT circuit (using the 'aigmap' comma…
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Comment #27414921
Could a equation OCR system like [1] be combined with a screen reader? It seems to support asciimath [1]: https://mathpix.com/ocr
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Comment #25857891
_("Hello, {name}).format(**vars())
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Comment #25857795
> 5/ As Dr Ian Harris said, the unsaid attitude could be stated like: “you have to operate on patients quickly before they get better“. Wow, really puts a new perspective on the us…
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Comment #25466652
This survey doesn't have a case for those who know of Nim but have yet to try it out. Expect a lot of 'other' responses to read through.
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Comment #24969343
This has for me been a godsend after corona hit. The ".remoteenv" file is for me the killer feature. Being able to bundle remote-cli in my python-poetry dev environment makes the s…
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Comment #24777104
https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.8.html#cpython-bytecode... https://bugs.python.org/issue33387
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Comment #24748352
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Comment #24557303
Have you tried enabling pixel-perfect scrolling?
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Comment #24383876
I agree on the monkeypatching of pathlib. It makes it difficult for a reader to look up what the functions do. Providing a different module, like `import nPathlib as Pathlib` would…
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Comment #24251702
Not guaranteed
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Comment #24179094
Worth mentioning is NimScript, a subset of nim which can be interpreted, and embedded like lua: https://nim-lang.org/docs/nims.html If for some reason the nim compiler starts becom…
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Comment #23821249
All of these cases should really be done by the compiler on O3.