It’s a sequel to @vnpower’s original list.
In this post, @slightknack trained a logic-gate-based neural network to learn Conway’s Game of Life. But since logic gates are just boolean functions, they can be translated to C and 64 bits can be packed into an integer to parallelize the network. The speedup? An incredible 1744x!
@iacore created a relational logic system and formalized it that is somewhat similar to lambda calculus and interaction nets.
Ever had trouble typing accented characters or diacritics? @d-rens wrote a [post about using a compose key] for this on Linux.
@a: I love compose keys (ever since I tried out WinCompose back in 2018)! Mine is currently set to caps lock. I use it sometimes for typing pīnyīn (ex: Compose+c”u for ǚ) and random symbols (ex: Compose+? for ☭). Also, I didn’t know about :dig in Vim!
@ersei: I found compose keys to be kinda restrictive so I’m using keyd to do that instead.
Ah yes, the joy of crazy compound words in German. Find out what that word means in this post by @d-rens.
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