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by 13415 7y ago
I have to concur with the other poster here. You're not using the term in the usual way. Traditionally a game is called solved when its search space has been searched exhaustively or there is some other analytic solution that allows yo
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by 13415 7y ago
I have a direct comparison, since I've been programming substantial amounts of code in both languages. I'd say that Go is much simpler in practice. Think about all those classical functional LISP exercises to recursively manipulat
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by 13415 7y ago
It is not very good advice for creative writing either, though. The general advice given by agencies and professional authors is to write "to the final version" and roughly edit after every writing session or before the next one.
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by 13415 7y ago
I often check the comments first to see if there is one as clear and concise as CJ's. Then I don't need to skim a lengthy article for the information I'm interested in - such as the answer to the question in the headline in t
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by 13415 7y ago
The Knowledge - Lewis Dartnell It changed my perspective on modern civilization and the necessity of global shipping & trading.
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by 13415 7y ago
I'm using my own password manager.
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by 13415 7y ago
Unlikely. Speaking for myself, I have decided to drop support for MacOS starting with Catalina. I might still provide an experimental built, but it's just too much of a pain in the ass to support the platform long-term. I've been
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by 13415 7y ago
You mean trade-offs? The point is that every language and every implementation has them.
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by 13415 7y ago
This app supposedly lists all 32 bit apps: https://www.stclairsoft.com/Go64/ Note: I haven't tested it.
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by 13415 7y ago
It's not just 64-bit though. There are also some fake-security "notarization" requirements that were notoriously vague and poorly documented for months, as well as some equally vague and unspecific threats that certain non-no
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by 13415 7y ago
What's the purpose of the stylized ASCII arrow "->" / why is it needed?
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by 13415 7y ago
It's as easy as Python and as fast as C. That was my take when I looked at it and bought the book last year.
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by 13415 7y ago
Great! I love this language, so simple and powerful, so fast executables! I hope I don't spoil the party by asking: What's the status of GUI bindings?
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by 13415 7y ago
That was the main problem. The project was always based on a colonial and patronizing attitude. Don't give kids the real thing, so they can learn how to use Excel spreadsheet (some real CV item), but rather give them custom hardware
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by 13415 7y ago
It's a way to stop amazon book sales, I suppose.
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by 13415 7y ago
I'm a bit skeptical about this article. If you graph estimated species extinctions during the past 200 years instead of the estimated numbers of species for the past millions of years, then the current species extinction event does l
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by 13415 7y ago
Useful: - Crashplan for Small Business (unlimited backups) - Kerish Doctor (affordable Windows maintenance that works) - a German email provider that I use since the 90s - Netflix Not really needed, but they were on sale and almost free any
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by 13415 7y ago
The Rust community is the main reason why I don't use Rust.
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by 13415 7y ago
I would be surprised if that was true for PC games. Keyboard and mouse is vastly superior to any gamepad. Steering wheel and yoke beat keyboard and mouse for simulations, but that's a very specific use case.
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by 13415 7y ago
You are apparently looking at this from the perspective of the victims only, but the burglars were also armed and shooting. They have been arrested for it: "... charges including first-degree burglary, conspiracy, shooting with intent
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by 13415 7y ago
Wait, I was wrong. The definitions clearly differentiate between number of people shot and number of people killed, and the Wikipedia article is explicit about the sources used and the definitions used by the sources. There is nothing wrong
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by 13415 7y ago
If someone commits a mass killing with a gun, then it becomes a mass shooting. Frankly speaking, it's not clear what this thread is about. According to social constructivism, social reality might change by re-defining terms like "
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by 13415 7y ago
Well, this is in the end a very subjective thing but I'm with Greg on this one. A syntax without s-expressions is not an innovative feature. For me, it's not even desirable, not at all. When I'm using non-Lispy languages like
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by 13415 7y ago
What do you mean by rules? It was the company who decided this out of their free will.
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by 13415 7y ago
I'd rather be worried about whether advertising is (cost-)effective. Couldn't there be an advertising industry bubble? I block all ads online nowadays, but when I didn't, I found it hard to believe that they could be worth th
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by 13415 7y ago
> https://libertyblitzkrieg.com As far as I can see, this site is not trustworthy and does not produce any news or employ any journalists.
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by 13415 7y ago
There is a nice book by Melvin Fitting: Types, Tableaus, and Gödel’s God , Kluwer 2002. It introduces some fairly standard typed higher order logic and then formalizes Gödel's proof in it. Although I personally like it a bit less than
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by 13415 7y ago
Not a very meaningful poll, if you ask me. It's currently hot in Northern Europe and people are tired of the Brexit discussion, and the two issues do not have much to do with each other. It's like asking whether apples or oranges
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by 13415 7y ago
That's what I do. I use a mostly unmodified Windows 10 for gaming and audio, and Linux for work. If there is something wrong with Windows, it doesn't affect me. The Linux system, on the other hand, is constantly backed up. I do ru
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by 13415 7y ago
This is a silly conspiracy. The facts about the initial funding of research on Tor have always been public and well-known, and the conspiracy is based on the idea that there was some grand scheme looking forward into the future for more tha

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