Yeah, I was afraid you would say that.
This is wild. Is it part of Python's specification, or an implementation detail of CPython?
"Security by Obscurity" is being replaced by "Security by Velocity"?
Same. My left pinky is so much happier on a Mac keyboard. Command + Shift + Tab on Mac is so much easier than Ctrl + Shift + Tab on Windows.
Oh goodness, I forgot that this was lodged somewhere in my brain
This was the biggest highlight for me as well. Astounding...
The idea is that you can solve 3SUM by solving an instance of Triangles in Sparse Graphs, but 3SUM produces instances where those graphs are lopsided (i.e., tripartite graphs where one of the parts is much smaller than…
Huh, good point. I wonder if this is the beginning of the end of constant phone upgrades. It used to be that new phones had much better hardware, so software that was only tested on new phones would make an older phone…
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Wow, this is incredibly cool. I can't believe this stuff hasn't been ported into Excel.
Right. And some hardware improvements will speed up both grep and Luna, which won't close the gap.
Mine is unfortunately pretty specific to the HPC clusters we use. Maybe I should pick out the more general bits and make them public some day...
Bonus: if you write all your tricks in a document, people will love your document. Whenever I offer a new student my CHEATSHEET.md file, their eyes absolutely light up.
Interesting! Hoka is extremely popular in my circles. They make excellent running shoes for beginners and decent running shoes for more serious athletes. They're also very popular among folks like service workers and…
This is exactly how I feel about the recent ChatGPT models. It feels like I'm working with an incredibly enthusiastic junior student who listens to everything I say, checks it against my entire codebase, and thinks…
This is a very rough approximation of what the strong bots on chess.com do.
Yep. In accessibility research, they call these "situational disabilities". When you need to open a door with your arms full of groceries, you aren't so different from someone who is never able to open a door.…
Same here in Canada. The solution is that the machines accept a Canadian quarter to run the press, but an American penny to be pressed. No Canadian currency is harmed!
Yep, this is exactly what I thought of too... If you believe negative lines of code is the goal, then they've gotten 8x _worse_!
Sub 3 is incredible, congrats!
I suspect that they might have switched away from the booster separation on purpose. That's probably a risky moment of the launch, and they may have wanted to avoid televising a disaster like in the Challenger launch.…
The conference organizers are very much aware of this possibility. Prompt injection for the sake of getting a positive review is explicitly banned.
Canadian checking in!
> Unless you roll out of bed and instantly onto your commute, you're getting natural sunlight through all your windows for hours every morning. Sadly, not if you're a student living in a basement in Vancouver!
Same here. If you shouldn't design for the average dimensions, what _should_ you design for?
Yeah, I was afraid you would say that.
This is wild. Is it part of Python's specification, or an implementation detail of CPython?
"Security by Obscurity" is being replaced by "Security by Velocity"?
Same. My left pinky is so much happier on a Mac keyboard. Command + Shift + Tab on Mac is so much easier than Ctrl + Shift + Tab on Windows.
Oh goodness, I forgot that this was lodged somewhere in my brain
This was the biggest highlight for me as well. Astounding...
The idea is that you can solve 3SUM by solving an instance of Triangles in Sparse Graphs, but 3SUM produces instances where those graphs are lopsided (i.e., tripartite graphs where one of the parts is much smaller than…
Huh, good point. I wonder if this is the beginning of the end of constant phone upgrades. It used to be that new phones had much better hardware, so software that was only tested on new phones would make an older phone…
We got an Advance Wars bot? Say more...
Wow, this is incredibly cool. I can't believe this stuff hasn't been ported into Excel.
Right. And some hardware improvements will speed up both grep and Luna, which won't close the gap.
Mine is unfortunately pretty specific to the HPC clusters we use. Maybe I should pick out the more general bits and make them public some day...
Bonus: if you write all your tricks in a document, people will love your document. Whenever I offer a new student my CHEATSHEET.md file, their eyes absolutely light up.
Interesting! Hoka is extremely popular in my circles. They make excellent running shoes for beginners and decent running shoes for more serious athletes. They're also very popular among folks like service workers and…
This is exactly how I feel about the recent ChatGPT models. It feels like I'm working with an incredibly enthusiastic junior student who listens to everything I say, checks it against my entire codebase, and thinks…
This is a very rough approximation of what the strong bots on chess.com do.
Yep. In accessibility research, they call these "situational disabilities". When you need to open a door with your arms full of groceries, you aren't so different from someone who is never able to open a door.…
Same here in Canada. The solution is that the machines accept a Canadian quarter to run the press, but an American penny to be pressed. No Canadian currency is harmed!
Yep, this is exactly what I thought of too... If you believe negative lines of code is the goal, then they've gotten 8x _worse_!
Sub 3 is incredible, congrats!
I suspect that they might have switched away from the booster separation on purpose. That's probably a risky moment of the launch, and they may have wanted to avoid televising a disaster like in the Challenger launch.…
The conference organizers are very much aware of this possibility. Prompt injection for the sake of getting a positive review is explicitly banned.
Canadian checking in!
> Unless you roll out of bed and instantly onto your commute, you're getting natural sunlight through all your windows for hours every morning. Sadly, not if you're a student living in a basement in Vancouver!
Same here. If you shouldn't design for the average dimensions, what _should_ you design for?