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MrBingley
9y ago
Ah, but you forget, then we can't browbeat the JavaScript-kiddies with our own seasoned superiority. (adjusts monocle)
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9y ago
What about the Panama Papers?
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9y ago
Do you, by chance, use Arch Linux?
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10y ago
Dang, tau (τ = 2π), was added to the math module. I like tau, but I thought for sure that wouldn't actually get accepted. Issue 12345 - https://bugs.python.org/issue12345 PEP 628 - https://www.python.org
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10y ago
This entire discussion reminds me of Richard Carrier's book Proving History , where he uses Bayes Theorem to "prove" Jesus didn't exist. On the other hand, there's also William Lane Craig, who uses it to "prov
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10y ago
> “Your job is to get patients,” said a former clinician at Salt Lake Behavioral. “And you get them however you get them.” > Two dozen current and former employees from 14 UHS facilities across the country told BuzzFeed News that the
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MrBingley
10y ago
You are correct. At high temperatures, electromagnetism and the weak force merge into the electroweak force. However, these temperatures only existed at the very, very early stages of the universe. As temperatures fell, the two forces split
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10y ago
Another interesting publishing system is Pollen http://docs.racket-lang.org/pollen/ . It integrates with Racket to give you the full power of a programming language while writing markup. The guy behind it, Matthew Butte
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11y ago
That plot was made in ROOT (twitch). They have my sympathies.
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11y ago
It's part of the Command Line Tools, which is about 160 Mb on my computer. If you install Homebrew you should get a prompt to install the tools (or try to run gcc from the command line).
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11y ago
I find it slightly amusing (and slightly terrifying) that C is still struggling to figure out the safe way to do even the most basic tasks, such as copying strings. Contrast this to Rust, which has guaranteed memory safety by default.
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11y ago
No. It's not. About a year ago I switched cold turkey to Dvorak. Aware of Qwerty's obvious design flaws and the improvements Dvorak had made, I had been toying with the idea of learning Dvorak for quite some time. That summer I fo
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A Curated List of Amazingly Awesome Awesomeness
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MrBingley
12y ago
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