What would make it really powerful/useful is toggle that switches the current source to an interactive mode that runs new lines as you press enter.
The original has a rhythm, it reads like a poem. Shouldn't the corrections have tried to maintain that? This version is awkward to read and that draws attention to how silly some of its statements are. Like that you…
How much of the power of sed does it bring? I feel like other sed expressions might be even more useful in this format. For example: 200i #TODO optimize this will insert a comment before line 200 and: s/.*goto.*/cowsay…
This is really bad for getting better at typing for code in the same way all other typing tutors are. The problem is that programming overuses a bunch of character sequences that rarely come up in standard english and…
Yeah, I don't think a name change would have fixed this case. Here you were just wrong. You failed to predict the impact of such a visible change and as such did not implement the change in such a way to minimize impact…
An interesting tool. It does the right thing by default in ways that gnuplot doesn't. You shove data into it on stdin(or as a file) and it gives you a decent looking graph. The bitmap font rendering is unacceptably bad…
Quickly trying to bootstrap my knowledge of the field I have a few things for you. First of all as such the examples you have given aren't quite habits. A habit is generally defined in the research as a sort of…
The time added per donated donated dollar is decreasing towards a limit. The subreddit seems to think that it is designed to max out at 48 hours total.
This makes a lot of sense when you consider more just how small a role your "conscious" mind plays in your cognition. It is really more of a control center, and has direct access to a very limited amount of your…
Is it entertaining or funny if you identify with the character who is talking down? I mean this particular example doesn't seem to contain any jokes from my reading.
Oh man, it is really funny that he ends it with telling people to read the study. To clarify the linked study is attempting to replicate https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1070834, THE seminal study in Test Driven…
I use this relatively often. Mostly because it provides history search across devices. So if I ever looked for something before and found just the right answer I can retrace my steps from only a vague recollection.…
They won't look very good. I'm pretty sure the hash map data type that bash provides is of a fixed size, so performance will degrade pretty quickly as the number of cached items increases past that.
No, it isn't easy but that is what makes it the kind of thing that requires great spec work to accomplish. It would require proposing transitional steps and monitoring their adoption over a very long timeline. However…
My favourite bit is how they skipped adding length negotiation and it is causing them problems already. See the brief discussion of size limit on http://ircv3.net/specs/core/message-tags-3.2.html Adding tags forced them…
The paper doesn't discuss much how their implementation does better on their listed issues. One particularly interesting issue git has is referred to at one point as "Incoherent Commit": "The problem with commit is that…
I'm impressed that they actually seem to have aggregated most of their blogs into this(except for a few like the google cloud blog that someone else here noted). I'm not used to google transitioning fully to a new…
Why? Many of the flaws that jump out at me are not so significant that they would be worthy of concern on their own and I appreciated other people clarifying the group's affiliations(I probably wouldn't have been…
Cool, but does a clicker game really need to use 4 cores?
Mostly just one for every app on my phone that is just wasting space. However here are the first few ideas that come to mind. Because it is a chatbot for most of these things you can offer an app for just the local…
Apparently so can gnuplot, however the syntax is really awful. awk 'BEGIN{ for(x=-5;x<6.5;x+=0.1){printf("%s\t%f\n", x, sin(x))} }' \ | gnuplot -p -e "set term dumb size 89,30 aspect 1;plot '<cat'" Gnuplot really isn't…
There is always the option of not messing with the request at all. Instead actually have it redirect through google. For example you could have the background script do:…
I know we have put a lot of thought into the potential behaviour of a single intelligent AI, but I always wonder what would be the consequences of creating several AI whose goals will conflict with each other as much as…
It seems that they have hit a daily API limit of some kind. If you enter a space you get the top option right for every question.
It seems debatable whether a man made island is allowed to be a country. However you don't get your own territorial waters with an artificial island, which would make things very difficult. Given that, there is no…
What would make it really powerful/useful is toggle that switches the current source to an interactive mode that runs new lines as you press enter.
The original has a rhythm, it reads like a poem. Shouldn't the corrections have tried to maintain that? This version is awkward to read and that draws attention to how silly some of its statements are. Like that you…
How much of the power of sed does it bring? I feel like other sed expressions might be even more useful in this format. For example: 200i #TODO optimize this will insert a comment before line 200 and: s/.*goto.*/cowsay…
This is really bad for getting better at typing for code in the same way all other typing tutors are. The problem is that programming overuses a bunch of character sequences that rarely come up in standard english and…
Yeah, I don't think a name change would have fixed this case. Here you were just wrong. You failed to predict the impact of such a visible change and as such did not implement the change in such a way to minimize impact…
An interesting tool. It does the right thing by default in ways that gnuplot doesn't. You shove data into it on stdin(or as a file) and it gives you a decent looking graph. The bitmap font rendering is unacceptably bad…
Quickly trying to bootstrap my knowledge of the field I have a few things for you. First of all as such the examples you have given aren't quite habits. A habit is generally defined in the research as a sort of…
The time added per donated donated dollar is decreasing towards a limit. The subreddit seems to think that it is designed to max out at 48 hours total.
This makes a lot of sense when you consider more just how small a role your "conscious" mind plays in your cognition. It is really more of a control center, and has direct access to a very limited amount of your…
Is it entertaining or funny if you identify with the character who is talking down? I mean this particular example doesn't seem to contain any jokes from my reading.
Oh man, it is really funny that he ends it with telling people to read the study. To clarify the linked study is attempting to replicate https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1070834, THE seminal study in Test Driven…
I use this relatively often. Mostly because it provides history search across devices. So if I ever looked for something before and found just the right answer I can retrace my steps from only a vague recollection.…
They won't look very good. I'm pretty sure the hash map data type that bash provides is of a fixed size, so performance will degrade pretty quickly as the number of cached items increases past that.
No, it isn't easy but that is what makes it the kind of thing that requires great spec work to accomplish. It would require proposing transitional steps and monitoring their adoption over a very long timeline. However…
My favourite bit is how they skipped adding length negotiation and it is causing them problems already. See the brief discussion of size limit on http://ircv3.net/specs/core/message-tags-3.2.html Adding tags forced them…
The paper doesn't discuss much how their implementation does better on their listed issues. One particularly interesting issue git has is referred to at one point as "Incoherent Commit": "The problem with commit is that…
I'm impressed that they actually seem to have aggregated most of their blogs into this(except for a few like the google cloud blog that someone else here noted). I'm not used to google transitioning fully to a new…
Why? Many of the flaws that jump out at me are not so significant that they would be worthy of concern on their own and I appreciated other people clarifying the group's affiliations(I probably wouldn't have been…
Cool, but does a clicker game really need to use 4 cores?
Mostly just one for every app on my phone that is just wasting space. However here are the first few ideas that come to mind. Because it is a chatbot for most of these things you can offer an app for just the local…
Apparently so can gnuplot, however the syntax is really awful. awk 'BEGIN{ for(x=-5;x<6.5;x+=0.1){printf("%s\t%f\n", x, sin(x))} }' \ | gnuplot -p -e "set term dumb size 89,30 aspect 1;plot '<cat'" Gnuplot really isn't…
There is always the option of not messing with the request at all. Instead actually have it redirect through google. For example you could have the background script do:…
I know we have put a lot of thought into the potential behaviour of a single intelligent AI, but I always wonder what would be the consequences of creating several AI whose goals will conflict with each other as much as…
It seems that they have hit a daily API limit of some kind. If you enter a space you get the top option right for every question.
It seems debatable whether a man made island is allowed to be a country. However you don't get your own territorial waters with an artificial island, which would make things very difficult. Given that, there is no…