Falling3

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601.
by Falling3 13y ago
I've always thought very carefully about my paths' efficiency (despite not being a mathematician). I walk in a similar way except I'm okay with spending more time in the street.
602.
by Falling3 13y ago
This is a really excellent presentation. It got me to finally make the connection between currying and closures - I think that was the missing awesome piece I was missing for really understanding the importance of closures.
603.
by Falling3 13y ago
Yes, but not by default.
604.
by Falling3 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Doesn't in Ruby: /\d/.match "੧" #=> nil
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by Falling3 13y ago
>Wheat contains gluten, a known gastrointestinal irritant, and celiac and IBD patients know that wheat is one thing you want to stay away from. Yes, and anyone allergic to strawberries know they should be avoided as well.
606.
by Falling3 13y ago
This seems really cool, but it didn't quite work for me. I was able to create a deck, but unable to select which friends it would be based on. Awesome idea though!
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Animal torture videos protected by First Amendment(houstonpress.com)
2 points by Falling3 13y ago|0 comments
608.
by Falling3 13y ago
My wife calls Apples to Apples the Cards Against Humanity for grandmas. (Her grandma really likes Apples to Apples)
609.
by Falling3 13y ago
Or parents who want to be good parents will have one more data point.
610.
by Falling3 13y ago
To be fair, there is really no mention of romantic relationships. And in my experience, short stature is not nearly enough to count you out.
611.
by Falling3 13y ago
Is this reminding anyone else of the whole Oatmeal-FunnyJunk Debacle?
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by Falling3 13y ago
Tofu is not intended to be a direct replacement for meat. And some well prepared tofu is a delicious thing.
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by Falling3 13y ago
>As a worse example of the same path, castration of bulls has always been seen as "OK" for convenience in raising beef, none the less I'm thinking a somewhat higher "brain-ectomy" of livestock isn't going to fix everything up for vegeta
614.
by Falling3 13y ago
Halal does nothing fair or respectful for the animal. And if you think free-range means anything significant (for 95% of the cases), think again.
615.
by Falling3 13y ago
Hopefully it doesn't go down that path. I've never had an artificial sweetener I found halfway decent.
616.
by Falling3 13y ago
Well, I'm extremely excited about the impact this might have on the rest of the population. And I'd be ecstatic to have a more ethical alternative for my pets. Personally, I have no plans of going back to meat - even lab-grown.
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by Falling3 13y ago
Since when is wearing a suit and tie an implicit part of being a working professional?
618.
by Falling3 13y ago
Probably, but as artursapek pointed out that would likely be difficult to convey.
619.
by Falling3 13y ago
I think the disclaimer would defeat the whole purpose of the ad.
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by Falling3 13y ago
And I simply disagree with that. Don't test it out. Use it. Take the canonical to-do app. Don't create a list and just test out your features. Integrate it into your life. Use it for your home improvement projects and your shopping list.
621.
by Falling3 13y ago
And that's why you only buy human-grade dog food if you care about your dog. (Yes, I read the article) I disagree with the article and think this is one of the best ways of actually understanding your product and how well it works in the r
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by Falling3 13y ago
Finally, something useful on the internet!
623.
by Falling3 13y ago
I've had a lot of luck discovering technologies in my off-time and then figuring out how to incorporate them into my paid work. It's really an awesome approach.
624.
by Falling3 13y ago
Is there much difference between bad vigilante justice and bad institutional justice? How about the good variety? We know the criminal justice gets things wrong all the time. I guess we'd like to say accountability, but even that's not real
625.
by Falling3 13y ago
It is if it can't learn from those mistakes.
626.
by Falling3 13y ago
Of course it does. Models are useful because they have predictive power. If you have time travel, you don't need to predict anything.
627.
by Falling3 13y ago
Yes, it's incredibly different! A huge problem in AI is internally modelling the outside world. This completely sidesteps that.
628.
by Falling3 13y ago
And that's probably why he didn't showcase playfun on Battleship. I do agree with you though.
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by Falling3 13y ago
stouset is obviously not arguing that the ruby version with "&:" is immediately obvious to any programmer. The point is if you know ruby, you will understand that line a lot quicker than the second example.
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by Falling3 14y ago
>It's still difficult to beat perl in a production Unix environment to fix a hot issue, especially if you know your way around regular expressions. That may have been true at one point, but what advantage does Perl now have to any numbe

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