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by Nzen 12y ago
By Meijer, E ; Fokkinga, M ; Paterson, R // Abstract: > We develop a calculus for lazy functional programming based on recursion operators associated with data type definitions. > For these algebraic operators we derive vari
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Closed source comments software that authenticates with facebook/twitter/github. Commenter can use ghf-markdown and it uses highlight.js
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Yay, free speech is saved. And then I remember: I wasn't interested in this movie before the scandal. Six dollars to watch.
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tl;dr A bio on prolific author James Patterson.
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tl;dr Wilfred Hughes identified five reasons why he doesn't use certain technologies. He finds them lacking and resolves to test out some of the tools he's avoided, in the coming year.
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James Burke's 1978 TV series, Connections, starts with just that quandry. He starts with the question [what do we do if all the electricity goes out]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKELMR6wACw ) and uses that zombie es
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tl;dr 50 quips in a row. Basically, believe in yourself, there's no right answer, but there are popular answers.
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tl;dr A python argument parser that uses your cli "-h" explanation as its config file.
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tl;dr it's a linux&mac package manager. It promises to install to your directory so you don't need to sudo. It also promises to update out of date software. eh, I'm not it's target market.
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Scott McCloud's _Understanding Comics_ presents a more robust paradigm than abstract-not. He posits a triangle whereby visual communication selects a space between three poles: representative , abstract , realistic. I encourage you to
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tl;dr It's a lisp with the operator outside the parentheses.
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I had trouble parsing this. "People are okay with not being paid (for charitable effort). People dislike not being reimbursed (for charitable effort)." Reimbursement seems a non-sequitur in the context of donating blood. Without a
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Readme line 2: unitgen was built for a demo being given at [Dance.js]( http://dancejs.io/ ) DanceJS: Saturday Oct 4th 2014, 6:45PM-11:30PM Perhaps after the show.
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tl;dr Game programmers do lots of memory allocations that C/C++ don't accommodate in a pleasing way. New languages (Go D Rust) have smaller ball&chains but reflect different audiences that can, for example, eat the garbage com
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At that time there's still only a world market for five computers. (With apologies to Thomas Watson who is often miscredited with saying so.) Maybe the US Civil War would be more fluid given ballistic tables on par with WWII. Maybe the
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tl;dr Edward O Wilson reports on the alien-ness of ants. He describes the limited role of males, the disposability of elder/injured ants, and their biological differentiation by role. The title is more geared toward "teach us noth
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Nope, this is an illicit file sharing site. O'Reilly publishes Date's book. uk-corp's whois record has a privacy stand in. These could be legit copies or packaged with malware.
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tl;dr Let's consider price/income in addition to comparing historical prices or to contemporary cities. Houses generally cost 1-2 years salary. Nice places to live are expensive if they are hard to build on. There's an intera
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Prisoners (ala Larry Niven's "The Jigsaw Man"). Hospital brokered Markets (if we ever legalize sales). tldr; Bre Pettis via Erin Griffith's answer: 3D printing.
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I thought so too, but - for myself - I know I'm not tracking enough aspects or varying my location enough for all the gauges that his lifestyle accommodates. I will, however, take this inspiration to my own projects, where I've be
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While researching contemporary intersections of encryption and databases (for a presentation), I learned about Microsoft's Cipherbase.[1] They made a dbms which uses an FPGA as trusted hardware that will decrypt db fields & perform
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I rolled every page for a while. But after I had fifty pages (most migrated from old blog), changing the template was a waste of my time. Strictly speaking, a tool like laser[0] could have helped, but I am young in clojure-fu. I currently u
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Duplicate from 11 months ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6232151
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This thread is a preview of our potential future and reflection of past conversations on this topic. I support, though, the concept of upvoting any shadowed user's posts into general visibility.
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His username links to the two github repositories for this project: chrome https://github.com/indutny/bthread-chrome & npm https://github.com/indutny/bthread (which has usage information). It
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Another CC0 site https://musopen.org/music/composer/johann-sebastian-bach/ also hosts public domain recordings of other composer's works.
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Sand in Cairo may be different from Arizona sand https://www.flickr.com/photos/bunnyfrogs/galleries/721576275...
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tldr: LLVM establishes a nonprofit to handle its current & future scale. Currently selecting a board of directors and an overseeing administrator. details to follow.
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To see another way that operating systems (could) have gone, you could read about Niklaus Wirth's Oberon system that Zurich university still uses and develops on. He & Jurg Gutknecht designed/built the system from processor &a
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The centralizing power of automation is much more pronounced now than it has been in the past. This stems from the current focus on knowledge work tasks rather than repetitious, small problem-space labor. IBM's watson will price out ra

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