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prologic

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About prologic

"Problems are Solved by Method"

Website: https://prologic.dev/ Twtxt: https://twtxt.net/~prologic Blog: https://prologic.blog/ Git: https://git.mills.io/prologic

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    Comment #49183035

    This is very cool! What inspired you to create this?

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    Comment #49182388

    Oh gawd please no! Not automated SPAM

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    Comment #49179736

    Paying is fine. but also I'm not looking for anything real-time either.

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    Comment #49171476

    This is why I love direnv (the tool) and just a simple .envrc (not .env). It has none of the problems posited in the OP's article. It assumes nothing, only that direnv manges loadi…

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    Ask HN: Good ASX Shares API?

    Anyone know of a decent service that provides a nice API for ASX ticket prices + dividends + other data? I'm trialing MarketStack right now, but lacks any dividen data for ASX shar…

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    Comment #49143941

    This is what Wikipedia has recorded.

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    Comment #49141576

    Aren't macOS and OS X the same thing? > Launch: Released in March 2001 as Mac OS X 10.0 "Cheetah", replacing the classic > Mac OS.Name Change: Shortened to OS X starting with versi…

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    Comment #49134017

    Given the more capable models like Opus and Fable, is it strictly necessary to prompt with such precision? Even Claude's own blog posts recently on removing a lot of the system pro…

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    Comment #49110821

    Anyone got any other details of this project? I can't find it on Github. How long has it been around? It's index seems on the small side? How many community crawlers have joined th…

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    Comment #49110606

    Bookmarking this. This is actually pretty cool to see a distributed, community search engine and crawler network

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    Comment #49110435

    I got all the way to a Full Adder and got stuck, then lost my progress :/

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    Comment #49110426

    That links has an invalid or expired cert. EDIT: Thanks for fixing the link!

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    Comment #49110412

    To the author of this; Are you able to make it save your progress so you can come back and continue playing?

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    Comment #49110192

    Stick with it! Hint: A NAND gate is an AND + NOT circuit. It outputs a 0 when both inputs are a 1, otherwise outputs a 1.

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    Comment #49110100

    This is cool! I like it! Let's see if I can get past the NAND level!

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    Comment #49110008

    Well umm linking to a private repo isn't much use now is it? You just get the "404 Not Found". So what was SVGO anyway? (never heard of it)

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    Comment #49109995

    I could be wrong, but I also think the article kind of gets it wrong too

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    Comment #49109922

    Wow! This kid is only 15 and built some pretty cool shit™ here! Can anyone explain how this works beyond trying to read/understand the code (which might take a while). I think I ge…

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    Comment #49109834

    It's kind of interesting to go through the examples in the article, because it largely really describes a HAL-style JSON API really. It in parts also described the Web Linking Stan…

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    Comment #49109695

    Isn't this well defined already? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REST > REST (Representational State Transfer) is a software architectural style that was created to describe the desi…

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    Comment #49109523

    I actually read one of the linked comments pointing to the source code of the page, not the article itself (until after) :D And not to play the blind card, but you should try zoomi…

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    Comment #49109130

    Nevermind: It uses the definition of "legally significant" from the GNU Project maintainer guidelines, which holds that the threshold is "around 15 lines of code and/or text" to qu…

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    Comment #49109109

    Do we have any idea what "legally significant" or "legally insignificant" means here?