LeanderK

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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   i don't see this as a solution, but rather as a step. Coconut oil might not be the perfect ingredient to supply a global scale (there might not be one), but it's, or better will be, the first mass-produced alternative that's
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   Aren't compilers and runtimes automating programming (well...parts of it)?
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   For special requirements (allergies, diets) reengineering the patty would be way easier than reengineering a cow, i would expect. This is their first product.
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   well, intuition. Beef is extremely unfriendly for the environment. Also on their website it says: >Because we use 0% cows, the Impossible Burger uses a fraction of the Earth’s natural resources. Compared to cows, the Impossible Burger us
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   This is something i am really (REALLY!) excited about. I am a Vegetarian because of the environmental impact, but the desire for the taste is still there (been a few years). All the substitutes i have tried (until now) were bad and left me
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   In theory Haskell has a very powerful type system, but using it's advanced features were always very complicated, cumbersome and intransparent (more like a 2nd, crippled programming language on top of another). This is an dramatic step
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   Dependently-Typed Haskell got specified [pdf](seas.upenn.edu)

   1 points by LeanderK 10y ago|1 comments
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   What's the problem with DRM from a technical perspective? Why is it hurting the Web? I can't make the link, is it impossible for mozilla to provide an open-source implementation of the DRM standard?
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   by LeanderK 10y ago

   just some personal experience: While i don't doubt it's true, GHC and it's GC are so optimised for this scenario that (compared to for example java) i don't notice much of a slowdown. Also haskells different execution-mo
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    How can one create visualisations like Figure 3 (assuming it's latex)[0]? I have to write my Bachelor thesis soon and need to improve my latex-skills. I only know to to use the math-mode and write text. [0] the paper: https:/&#x2
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i think this is unfair. I am not a big fan of uber, but uber already provides value, has a solid service and penetrates international markest (not native, is this...right? sounds kinda wrong imho). Autonomous driving complements their origi
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    perm gen disappeared on java 8 and i think the high memory demand for perm-gen was one of the reasons.
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    I used the JVM on the 512MB DO instances and containers and they run fine. I think for containers there are other issues (most likely you are going in a micro service-direction where latency is eventually going to be important, so picking a
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    I think for Server-Application Scala on the JVM will probably beat Scala-Native. The benefits of Scala-Native over Scala JVM are: - faster startup time - (drastically) lower memory footprint - fine hand-tuning of you application
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    Is Scala Native GCed?
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    Ask HN: Hackathon Presentation Software/Hardware

    1 points by LeanderK 10y ago|0 comments
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    is this a limitation of C++ oder LLVM?
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i think the questions are: - whether a significant share has testable conditions - whether eventual regulatory burdens can get diminished - whether the benefits for a use-case make it possible to introduce testable conditions (like this: h
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i agree, but i think this is not what he meant. Most of the people working in the software industry are lucky enough to balance the two (getting a job that is paying enough to live a decent live while also not being totally boring). If you
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    Well, it also seems like he applied to a lot of jobs (he worked for 5 companies since 2012, for many only under a year!). He must be constantly looking for a new job. I know switching jobs is common here, but i would think that sticking at
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    well, this is a serious proposal to solve the magnetosphere-problem! We could build this AND nuke the plant. Or we could at least use this as an indicator that the problem is solvable over a few centuries and start nuking. Better sooner tha
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    sounds surprisingly realistic if you consider that this is a proposal to create an artificial magnetic shield for an entire planet.
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i have also thought about that, but i think they are perfectly valid parts of the system. For example thanks to vaccines etc. we accelerated immunity drastically. Diseases also spread faster, but until now have been winning quite easily. An
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i see some criticism of electron in the comments because of it's high memory footprint. If i would have to create an offline app i would also choose electron, because of it's simplicity and my familiarity with the technology. Is t
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i think accessibility (to a certain degree) might be a application of ML (for example: relations between text based on the layout). Or a quick summary of the page. I just don't know how to obtain the data needed for training :). Might
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    well, the problem is data. NN needs a lot (depending on the problem thousands or millions of samples). It will probably get very difficult to get this much data needed to train an ML algorithm the location of the relevant OCR text. Often ML
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    i don't know, maybe different approaches could be combined. Maybe the layout provides a clue for some types of court documents? You could calculate the probability function of prediction a certain type right (or just use the outputs of
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    out of interest, can somebody check how GHC compiles the factorial function as defined in the blogpost?
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    but i think this is not the relevant observation. The question is whether one enjoys leading and is willing and motivated to learn. The question is not whether one can learn how to do it, but instead who wants to learn how to do it. And hig
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    by LeanderK 10y ago

    can somebody comment on what's happening there? I don't know go and i can't put the pieces together right now. Also aren't optimising-transformations not checked (verified) for correctness? If not, how can the authors be