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11y ago
Shouldn't it be this link ? http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21651928-...
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At the first sight, I though it was a new version of https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ but it seems completely different.
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11y ago
I have done something similar in intent in c++ (but not released the code). Here are some results: https://www.flickr.com/photos/_rexxar_/ The owner the blog http://fractalyze.blogspot.com/ has p
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11y ago
... he also recalls it was partly funded by royalties (75p per £25 sale) from DMA’s first two games They had 3% royalties on their two first games. It seems retrospectively incredibly low compared to what people currently get
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What is the advantage over something like fossile[0] ? [0] https://www.fossil-scm.org/
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11y ago
I think direct here means "without changing train" not "without any stops".
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11y ago
Strangely, on my computer, Firefox reports a security error on the site. No error in Chrome. An error occurred during a connection to golang.org. security library: DER encoded incorrectly formatted message. (Error code: sec_er
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11y ago
They were never good guys: they start by an $10 billion IPO with the ticker "LNUX" to ride on linux success. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geeknet#Initial_public_offerin... http://www.nytimes.com&#
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Is the long term goal to create a new library (why not in boost) or to test new ideas to extend the language ?
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I would say that it's inheritance without polymorphisms or a sort of mixin.
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What is the formula used for confidence interval ? "0.0%-106.9%" interval for low numbers is somewhat disturbing. What approximation cause this problem ?
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C++Now 2015 Presentations
(github.com)
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Top data mining algorithms in plain English
(rayli.net)
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Litrík Stormur (Aurora Borealis in Iceland)
(vimeo.com)
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I think the most important part of Petefine comment is "within the margin for error the sample" . I would be surprised if the margin of error was inferior to 0.13%. It's an Human bias to see patterns when there are only rand
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8-bit Color Cycling Pixel Art
(effectgames.com)
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Typestate Is Dead, Long Live Typestate (2012)
(pcwalton.github.io)
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"How do you properly answer 'why' questions?" Maybe the answer is that there is no scientific answer to a "why" question ? The question has no scientific answer. In maths, some equations have no solution, som
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I don't have answer on the "Why". I think that this question is not a scientific question because the answer could no be proved/invalidated by experiments. It's a philosophical question and some people find the answ
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Personally, religion didn't tell me anything. But they are giving an explanation to non-scientific question to a lot of people.
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I disagree here. For example, relativity and quantum mechanics explain how our world behave but we have no idea why these theories are true or even why can the universe be described with mathematical equations ?
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Just because science has not figured God out, does not deny His existence. The big question of science is "How ... ?" The big question of religion is "Why ... ?" The two solve different problems and could coexist witho
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"Windows Millennium Edition" was the worst.
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I like the irony/sarcasm of the last paragraph: We hope we provide value for money, but it’s flattering to be read at Mr. Bromwich’s hourly rate of $1,100, $1,025 for Mr. Nigro, and a 15% “administrative fee” for his con
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Apple’s Antitrust Lord
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https://www.scaleway.com/terms (at the end of the page) ONLINE, a simplified stock corporation (Société anonyme par actions simplifiée) with a working capital of €214.410,50, headquartered at 8 rue de la ville l&#
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Generalizing from One Example
(lesswrong.com)
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In a way, it's often the case: law are often modifications of the underlying reference code (here 'Code civil') and are a set of proposition to change the wording or to add/remove a sentence from the reference code.
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I think they will do an exchange program for the gold watches when the second version will be out.
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I think the reality is "more total atoms" and "less gold atoms" per unit of volume. Carat (for gold) is a ratio of mass. If you mix gold with a lighter element than usual you can put a bigger volume of the light element.
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