Readit NewsMy understanding of template strings is they are like f-strings but don't do the interpolation bit. The name binding is there but the values are not formatted into the string yet. So effectively this provides a "hook" into the stringification of the interpolated values, right?
If so, this seems like a very narrow feature to bake into the language... Personally, I haven't had issues with introducing some abstraction like functions or custom types to do custom interpolation.
The best use case I know of for these kinds of things is as a way to prevent sql injection. SQL injection is a really annoying attack because the "obvious" way to insert dynamic data into your queries is exactly the wrong way. With a template string you can present a nice API for your sql library where you just pass it "a string" but it can decompose that string into query and arguments for proper parameterization itself without the caller having to think about it.
Nginx isn't the problem, but I don't think you can really get away from including it in the title given the name of the component
The reasonable things that continue happening each day in our universe would be extremely unlikely if we are just Boltzman brains. Every bit of sensible reality would be coincidental. The very continuance of that reality is an experiment constant proving the falsehood of Boltzman brains, at a rate of oh maybe millions of sigmas of confidence per second.
Now, if you believe the universe came to an initial state due to pure thermodynamic coincidence, millions of sigmas per second is laughably small compared to the chance that a whole universe outside your brain popped into existence, so Boltzman brains are the most believable thing and you should believe in them.
This completes a pretty direct argument: Believing the initial state of the universe was a thermodynamic coincidence forces you to believe in Boltzman brains, Boltzman brains force you to believe reality should collapse immediately, and reality does not collapse immediately. Therefore you simply can't believe the first assumption, that initial state of the universe was a thermodynamic coincidence.
Accepting this is often called the "Past Hypothesis". It's spoken of in deferential terms and said that it can't ever be proven... But to me this is rock-solid proof, with more sigmas of evidence than any other scientific discovery and increasing by the second! Can't we just call it the Past Theorem already?
> and reality does not collapse immediately
How do you know that reality does not collapse immediately? At any given instant you could be a fresh brain that just came into existence, all your previous memories which imply a life lived up to this point also formed in that same instant.
The voting and flagging systems, along with the work of the moderators, are perfectly capable at managing the comments. No need to try to police them yourself.
What you will find is that the modules form a set of binary counters (chains of flip flops), with a number encoded into them via whether they are connected to a "hub" node of the chain (a conjunction).
You can parse the module structure and traverse the graph to extract that number. The connections to the hub are the bits of the number (1 if module is connected, 0 if not). Do that for all the counters and LCM (or multiply since they are all coincidentally co-prime) them together to get your answer.
No simulation required.
Search is ubiquitous, make a flat rate subscription for normal people and a TOS that excludes non-human abuses. I don't pay for a per call mobile phone plan and I make way more searches.
https://blog.kagi.com/unlimited-searches-for-10
> We’re thrilled to announce that unlimited search is now included in our $10/month Professional plan and our Ultimate, Family, and Duo plans.
HATEOAS is for humans
I haven't really thoughy about REST in relation to all the recent ML advancements. REST (With HATEOAS) might actually be a good way to expose APIs to these agents since they now have some ability to "reason" about responses beyond a hardcoded set of handlers
https://github.com/buckley-w-david/akashic_records