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DonbunEf7
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DonbunEf7
9y ago
I fear that we do not understand patterns well enough to categorify them so easily.
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In the USA, people are used to 5% off the top. Relax already.
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Leprous, a Norwegian band, has an album "Tall Poppy Syndrome" with lyrics which reflect this law: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36HuYPnx5oE
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This article mentions Zcash, which means that folks will be showing up shortly to talk about Monero.
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Compared to PyPy, Nuitka is slow, buggy, and doesn't handle as much of the Python language. Nuitka vomits and dies on about half the code I've tried it on.
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Alternatively, if you prefer sanity and readability, use cffi; it's pretty fast, especially on PyPy, and frees users from the CPython C API.
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Also, there is a CLA: https://gist.github.com/WallarooLabsTeam/e06d4fed709e0e7035f... Glad to see Pony adoption, disappointed in this "open source" project. Free Software or nothing, please.
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Solri Galaxy, Star and Planet Giveaway (Lojban Urbit)
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Actually! (Full disclosure: I sell access to a Tahoe-LAFS grid.) The Tahoe team has recently been working to merge the "cloud-backend" branch, which would open the door to storing shares on grids by interfacing directly with S3, G
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Or Tahoe-LAFS, although Tahoe's encoding doesn't leave any keys with the provider, but only with the uploader.
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The central question in philosophy of science is a meta-scientific question, as would be expected, and it's the Demarcation Problem. You know this, but I'm restating it for observers: What is the difference between science and pse
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Constant Flawless Vigilance
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"Deconstructionists, having discovered that such faith acts are necessary, then refuse to engage with any particular choice made by people who want to discuss pragmatic meaning." I'm perfectly happy to have such discussions,
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Deconstruction is a way of viewing reality which comes naturally equipped with a process for disassembling ideas (the "deconstructive process") as well as a process for viewing ideas as the synthesis of other ideas (the "cons
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I will believe as soon as you justify the correct answer to the demarcation problem. If you don't have an answer, then I'm free to interpret scientific results in my own way, including disbelief. C'mon, use logic and reason.
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Constant Flawless Vigilance
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"Guix...uses the Nix daemon" and "to extend the reach of Scheme to the daemon" are incompatible and I hope you see why. Patches aren't flowing from Guix to Nix, or if they are, nobody's talking about it and the
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In the Nix language, which Guix takes heavy inspiration from (to say the least), there are a small handful of primitive types, but no mechanism for building up bigger, more complex types. One of the primitive types is the derivation , whic
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You're not wrong, but you're not sufficiently right yet. You are saying that folks see only the forest, but you want to point out that there are lots of trees. Open your eyes: There are trees and forests. A corporation has a pow
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Sure, but there's a simpler and already-well-accepted convention for doing this. Say "interpreter" if it takes a program and causes its effects to happen, or "compiler" if it takes a program and emits an equivalent
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You didn't watch the video, or you watched but didn't listen, or you watched and listened but didn't think. I can't tell which. I'm letting you know your mistake so that you can avoid being downvoted next time. Norm
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Statistical Shortcomings in Standard Math Libraries (And How to Fix Them) (2014)
(evanmiller.org)
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Hi! Lemme help you out here. "Detest" and "despise" are not synonyms. To detest is to speak out against; to despise is to look down upon. Their roots come directly from Latin/French. If you detest something, you are
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Um. Here's the first part of Clojure's docs [0]. Compare and contrast: "A pitch is a frequency. 440Hz is an A pitch. There are twelve pitches. Each pitch differs from the previous pitch by the multiplicative constant twelfth-
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Well, actually, let's explore the metaphor. Here's how I compose music. First, I use a highly-flexible prototyping instrument to quickly iterate on melodic ideas. Normally this is either humming or whistling. "Our first instr
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Oh, of course, people dislike JS because they're unhappy inside. It can't be that JS is a lame language.
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I bet you love pugs, bulldogs, and dalmatians too.
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Oh noes! But wait, people already hold multiple jobs. Wouldn't it be nice if holding two full-time jobs meant 40hrs/wk? Then, that irritating feeling instilled by a typical work week, that our salary is ultimately meaningless beyo
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If you haven't, check out LyX, as it dramatically improves the LaTeX experience.
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Since no other comment explicitly spelled it out fully: Why don't people work nine hours in the USA? The answer is very simple: Benefits, overtime, breaks, and other bits of labor law are written around an eight-hour day. This coerces
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