If you mean an autocomplete for the terminal, there is https://www.warp.dev/.
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Great perspective. I've never went so far as to think of companies as scammers but it makes sense in some cases.
I wonder how did the Linkedin employees organized in order to file the lawsuit? I imagine that, if the wrong person heard about the plan, the organizers would be fired right away.
I ran a similar but smaller network back in high school. I was in Bulgaria but the setup was exactly the same. Me and several other kids wanted to play Starcraft and dial-up was bad. We bought a lot of cable and connected 3 apartment buildings.
Soon our neighbors learned about the network and started asking if they can join. At the peak we had wired about 20 families, this was all supported by me and a friend. The incentive for me was free internet and some side income.
In retrospect I find it amazing that such DIY approach brought us in the top of the internet speed rankings surrounded by the most developed countries in the world.
Can you give us your top 5 list?
That's the method from the original article. It distorts the ratio between the economies in the North vs. South hemispheres.
Interesting, do you have any ideas how to apply this to finding the average of multiple points on a sphere?
Author here. I agree with your point but the map is still useful for seeing the directional trend. I took this projection because it is the usual way of plotting the world on a 2d map.
I completely agree, as someone who grew up in East Europe and is now in the US. The contrast between my childhood and what I see here is huge. And before someone counters that I come from an uncivilized place let me say what I saw 4 years ago while living in Amsterdam. Kids who were in 3rd or 4th grade would bike to school alone, crossing streets with traffic and so on.
Does anyone know of software that does speech to IPA (or any phonetic representation)?
If such a thing exist then it should be possible to write a program which compares the users pronunciation to the official one and gives tips and exercises on getting closer to the proper way of speaking. I can see some difficulties with differences depending on the speakers native language and the target language.
What do you think?
Where is China?
Here's the paper that shows how to do the direct construction of the minimal DFA in linear time: http://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/J/J00/J00-1002.pdf
You would be surprised how many people in the field have never heard of Kaggle.
This reminds me of last year when I had a chat with a homeless professor in mountain view. He knew way more geography than the average person.