Tyr42

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by Tyr42 10y ago
As long as its not the last one, you can go back with `K` to the previous hunk. And forward with `J`. (The lowercase versions only go to hunks you decided to skip, but uppercase go to all, even ones you already chose an option for)
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I mean, Haskell doesn't have module functors, and I'd certainly claim Haskell is in the ML family. If Haskell isn't, what would be?
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Rocks and Trees (and trees and rocks)
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by Tyr42 10y ago
At least it's not Krampus, who'll drag you off in chains.
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Launch of libyojimbo(gafferongames.com)
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Geology has to be better. It'd flood.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
> The danger with math is that it can prove its own truths based on its own internal rules... Actually, there's a theorem about that ;) Godel's Incompleteness theorem. I would describe the problem more like: The new model match
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Why is it found more densely at the outside of galaxies? What does it say about those civs?
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I don't know anything about dark energy, but I can talk about dark matter. So, lets look at the galaxy rotational curve data[1]. (Go look at the picture in the top right.) Galaxies don't spin like a record, because they aren&#x2
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Sounds like you haven't seen much of the evidence for big bang theory. I'm going to call your attention to the COBE mission. http://science.nasa.gov/missions/cobe/ This took the predictions from the big
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I agree, mostly. I do not condone lowering the bar for just one gender. But maybe it's possible to target some advertising for your opening to get a larger number of female applicants? If you're applicant pool is skewed towards
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by Tyr42 10y ago
There is evidence to the contrary, where they have run this experiment in the real world. This is for Orchestras. As late as 1970, the top five orchestras in the U.S. had fewer than 5% women. It wasn’t until 1980 that any of these top orche
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by Tyr42 10y ago
You can just do class B; class A { B* _b; }; and it'll be happy.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Also check out Eli Bendersky's website, he has a cool guide on multiple dispatch. http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2016/a-polyglots-guide-to-multi...
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I don't want to be harsh on the buy, but some of those dark corridors were in fact marked as not where you wanted to go. >To eliminate this warning, please install libyaml and reinstall your ruby. This line should make you think of
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by Tyr42 10y ago
What happens if you want to use two different extended text code points in one blog post? How would they interact? How do they avoid assigning the same codepoint to different symbols. How would browsers support this? What's the ac
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Do you know when you would use 计算着 over 电脑[dian nao]? 计算着 I guess more literally translates to "one who computes", whereas 电脑 translates to "electric brain" which is a way more fun image, but I have no idea how the usage
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by Tyr42 10y ago
It's usually a legitimately harmful ad. Malware, adware or other bad stuff. But these slip through quality control of ad networks, even when they don't want them.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I find that half the time I start typing up a question for SO I answer it myself. I'll imagine someone trying to answer it, but asking if I checked site Y on the topic first, so I'll make sure to add "Site Y only says <bla
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by Tyr42 10y ago
The best part is that when they removed the bounty, the people breeding rats just let them all go, causing a larger problem than they had at the start.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
Scott Aaronson has a cool paper taking about the relationship between the two questions. Ghost in the Quantum Turing Machine https://arxiv.org/abs/1306.0159
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by Tyr42 10y ago
There is a requirement of 10 non-math faculty classes (out of 40 classes) to get a degree in Math here. It's not that uncommon I think.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
The shell is not involved in looking at the first line of the program, that's what happens in `exec`.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I don't think so either. It's something in the implementation of `execv` I think. #include <unistd.h>
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by Tyr42 10y ago
If you click to the right of everything, then it turns into a textbox and you can modify it at will.
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by Tyr42 10y ago
I was just getting into Kerbal Space Program at the same time I started reading this book, and it's amazing how well they tie together. I would learn something about orbital mechanics in KSP, and then see it applied in the book, and I
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by Tyr42 11y ago
I mean, that's great if you build things that screenshot well, or can open source. But say you've worked on closed source network code for the last 8 years. Stuff poking around with embedded systems or fpga's aren't re
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by Tyr42 11y ago
It doesn't have yield. It also doesn't have Concepts yet, as they got pushed back again.
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by Tyr42 11y ago
Here's the paper he wrote on it, I think it'd be good to take a look at it directly. https://arxiv.org/abs/1306.0159 Scott is making a pair of claims: If it's possible to build a fast, noninvasive, perfe
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by Tyr42 11y ago
Would be a problem with renting, where the renter pays the cost for the panels, and the rentee pays the utility bills.

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