instead of iterating over an array and if-branching to one of two paths for each item, conceive of your conditionals as logic operations which test for set membership (i.e. "is this array item a member of the set i care…
yes, it bears repeating that text editors didn't keep entire documents resident in memory, they maybe buffered a page ahead and behind. when it appeared as a feature, spell checking was impressive for the technical feat…
>pretty much none of which were actually brought into daily life by AT&T... i don't care about facts, tom selleck convinced me it was at&t
nice dotfile
there are some early unix tapes floating around, and in those early shells, i'm fairly certain the colon was one of only two special-cased code paths after the command line was parsed. does anyone recall more…
as a matter of ux, users probably don't need to know that a session is being instantiated, and probably expect a simple play button fun
wouldn't that be a hash of the image signed by a trusted entity and stored on a chain? maybe i'm overlooking why this doesn't work
i can barely accept this is possible
it would be helpful to know why this was developed! running data science tasks on constrained systems may be an unfamiliar goal for many on hn, but i can imagine reasons for doing so. perhaps you can share real world…
im[ns]ho, people want desperately to believe that only state funded actors can possess that kind of power.
the administration which declares ad-hoc emergencies is behaving as predicted
yes, i mutter to the screen "why not just give us your prompt and let us think about it?"
we'll be working on that very strongly in the next period of time
if it worked on a pentium iii, it should work on a phone with webgl. who's going to port it?
should be quite a bit faster than that now. 1-2ms would be normal
i often think about all the music ruined by self obsessed dorks singing soulless middle school poetry, and it's the main application of AI i'm quite excited for
an icon for "save" will suffice to help me find the portion of the menu with "save as", "save a copy", and "export". when all four have the same icon, or slight variations, i'm back to reading each one to discern the…
i'll never give up the em dash. and i will continue to evangelize the en dash from now–forever (hint hint, ranges should use en dashes instead of hyphens).
i had ONE cassette unwind. my less careful friend was always winding them with a pencil. the culprit? button mashing between fast-forward and play.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method
clarity is good. i believe that was a reference to the futility of posting "i do not consent" messages on social media.
for those who think brainfuck is too pedestrian, have a browse through the esolang wiki: https://esolangs.org/wiki/Language_list
"My Documents" comes to mind. it seemed somehow infantilizing. yes, yes i know whose documents they are.
that's an interesting pursuit. we've got the code, or at least we've got the stubs calling windows dlls.
It's not abundantly clear that merely booting this operating system FORMATS YOUR DISK. Yes, there's a grub menu, but it has something like a 2 second timeout before it destroys all your data.
instead of iterating over an array and if-branching to one of two paths for each item, conceive of your conditionals as logic operations which test for set membership (i.e. "is this array item a member of the set i care…
yes, it bears repeating that text editors didn't keep entire documents resident in memory, they maybe buffered a page ahead and behind. when it appeared as a feature, spell checking was impressive for the technical feat…
>pretty much none of which were actually brought into daily life by AT&T... i don't care about facts, tom selleck convinced me it was at&t
nice dotfile
there are some early unix tapes floating around, and in those early shells, i'm fairly certain the colon was one of only two special-cased code paths after the command line was parsed. does anyone recall more…
as a matter of ux, users probably don't need to know that a session is being instantiated, and probably expect a simple play button fun
wouldn't that be a hash of the image signed by a trusted entity and stored on a chain? maybe i'm overlooking why this doesn't work
i can barely accept this is possible
it would be helpful to know why this was developed! running data science tasks on constrained systems may be an unfamiliar goal for many on hn, but i can imagine reasons for doing so. perhaps you can share real world…
im[ns]ho, people want desperately to believe that only state funded actors can possess that kind of power.
the administration which declares ad-hoc emergencies is behaving as predicted
yes, i mutter to the screen "why not just give us your prompt and let us think about it?"
we'll be working on that very strongly in the next period of time
if it worked on a pentium iii, it should work on a phone with webgl. who's going to port it?
should be quite a bit faster than that now. 1-2ms would be normal
i often think about all the music ruined by self obsessed dorks singing soulless middle school poetry, and it's the main application of AI i'm quite excited for
an icon for "save" will suffice to help me find the portion of the menu with "save as", "save a copy", and "export". when all four have the same icon, or slight variations, i'm back to reading each one to discern the…
i'll never give up the em dash. and i will continue to evangelize the en dash from now–forever (hint hint, ranges should use en dashes instead of hyphens).
i had ONE cassette unwind. my less careful friend was always winding them with a pencil. the culprit? button mashing between fast-forward and play.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method
clarity is good. i believe that was a reference to the futility of posting "i do not consent" messages on social media.
for those who think brainfuck is too pedestrian, have a browse through the esolang wiki: https://esolangs.org/wiki/Language_list
"My Documents" comes to mind. it seemed somehow infantilizing. yes, yes i know whose documents they are.
that's an interesting pursuit. we've got the code, or at least we've got the stubs calling windows dlls.
It's not abundantly clear that merely booting this operating system FORMATS YOUR DISK. Yes, there's a grub menu, but it has something like a 2 second timeout before it destroys all your data.