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I used vimtutor on Mac to get started.
Then I also tried my hands at a few vimgolfs and then tried to understand the winning answers.
There’s a lot of YouTube tutorials now too.
2D pixel physics + spell casting
Death comes for you pretty quickly.
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If you knew the airbag needed to deploy in a test, perhaps you could score better with faster deployment, but that wouldn’t be something you want to send to your entire fleet for fear of false positives.
But just a guess. I don’t work in cars.
You'll be able to convert from video into a screenplay, edit some text, then render to video again.
Is it still a knockoff if the internals are different?
Is the Impossible Burger a knockoff of the Whopper?
A middle school classmate once turned in an article from Encarta as their essay for Social Studies. They didn’t copy paste the text… they literally printed the article, crossed out “Microsoft Encarta” with a pencil and then wrote their name at the top.
I was impressed with how little effort they put in. Teacher gave them an F of course.
I'd love to be able to "cancel" a subscription service by just deleting my card and stopping automated payments.
It would be nice if I was then not legally obligated to pay any outstanding bills, but I doubt I would win that fight, so I question how good these cards are in practice.
Has anyone tried one?
Can anyone here recommend related articles on planet-scale intelligence?
Have you read any of the author's books? "The Stack" sounds interesting.
I believe the IRS wants receipts in the event of an audit, so reimbursement programs are set up to incentivize good documentation.
I've found "self-interpreter" implementations that aim to be short
https://arxiv.org/html/cs/0311032
https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/585/self-interp...
But I haven't found anyone yet that optimized for actual number of recursive implementations on a real machine.
More generally, what’s the most nested Turing machine ever built?
It's very satisfying to tear out a page after I'm done with it.
My daughter was 3 or 4 when I told her a knock-knock joke.
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Banana.
Banana who?
Banana split!
She then tried to make up new knock-knock jokes and assumed they would be funny if she added "split" for EVERY punchline. Knock knock
Who's there?
Cow.
Cow who?
Cow SPLIT!!! hahahaha
This lasted for days.After having kids, I definitely think copying and random tweaking comes before understanding.
After using Instagram a bunch, I found the targeted ads got pretty good: most were for things I was interested in, such as tech gadgets or crafts for my kids. However, clicking on an ad and buying something was so much higher friction than the rest of the mobile Instagram experience that I often just gave up.
Since then, I assumed FB must be working on some sort of payment service in order to complete the loop on the ad->purchase funnel.
Edit: Thanks! It worked.
"Please read through the disclaimer before entering the site"
Order of events:
0. Mark tests positive for covid-19
1. He self-isolates
2. Later he tests negative
3. But by then the Bahamas has banned US travelers on commercial flights
4. Mark takes a private jet to get around the ban.