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Press refresh several times. It will cycle between the presidents, even though the number of electoral votes do not change.
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Functional in the small, OO in the large
(johndcook.com)
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http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Simple_unix_tools
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grindr
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Oak Ridge and Nvidia unveil Titan supercomputer
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http://research.google.com/pubs/pub38331.html
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What's Sparking a Further Pick-up in Housing Activity? (2m39s)
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I'm not sure why you were down-voted, because I think you make a good point. My impression of Rand's philosophy, based on reading the Fountainhead, is that people should strive for excellence, and not necessarily greed. I think that the RI
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The POC code offered by Renat Gilmanov is OO.
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True. The problem states, though, that the code can be placed in ROM. I agree that this isn't realistic for a JVM.
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I'm am guessing it would take substantially more LOC to do this in Haskell than in Java. The problem seems to lend itself much better to OO design patterns than to functional ones. edit: unless perhaps you make use of haskell's FFI, then m
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Now, can you please solve this with 50% less code using Haskell?
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Large-scale design in Haskell?
(stackoverflow.com)
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Which country are you in?
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https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=galaxy_nexu...
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Definitely not the first time RR Donnelley has dropped the ball.
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The aim of this new “Progressive era”, as it was known in America, was to make society fairer without reducing its entrepreneurial vim. Today I learned that the word 'vim' also means energy or enthusiasm.
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I should rephrase what I said; for certain tasks it is too wide to operate using one hand and a thumb. For instance, it takes effort for me to hit the refresh button on the browser using one hand and my right thumb. I have to contort or r
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I have a Galaxy Nexus. It is too wide to operate with just one hand.
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RWW: So it took two months to do this? PD: It’s not a trivial problem. It’s tricky. I’m quite proud of the way I did it. I can’t talk about the way we actually implemented it. (laughs) I wonde
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Asciiflow - ASCII Flow Diagram Tool
(asciiflow.com)
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I wonder if they are doing the same for their FiOS customers.
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I am sure lenovo has produced inferior laptops before, but the X1 Carbon was supposedly stress tested by machines that open and close the lid for days on end to test the hinge, and also machines that press the keys repeatedly, to ensure tha
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Vimium: Vim Keyboard Shortcuts for Google Chrome
(lifehacker.com)
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I don't mean to justify Apple's policies with regards to Foxconn, but Apple delivers its products on time, on a massive scale. Contrast this with Lenovo, who released a Macbook Air copycat in August, the X1 Carbon. I ordered it as soon as
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Using ØMQ to Run a Stock Exchange
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Lenovo's Facebook Page Surging with Posts from Unhappy Customers
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Do you have a preference for either Yesod or Snap?
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It is a joke. To quote Guido Van Rossum, "if you look at it from 10km above, Python and Ruby and Perl are exactly the same language". I find it funny when people hate on Perl for its syntax, because it's so similar to languages people rave
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A Python programmer recently told me that Perl is a Write-Only language.
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