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Zababa
6y ago
So we agree that there is more to weight gain than lack of willpower then. It wouldn't be a stretch to then imagine that not all people feel hunger the same (as hormones usually vary from people to people), and thus that for some peopl
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> Why is the control group eating more? Because they aren't taking an appetite suppressing drug. It's easier to not eat when you aren't hungry, so it's easier to lose weight with the same amount of willpower compared
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6y ago
> Although higher-typed languages have no trouble achieving good runtime performance, it seems like there's a fundamental tradeoff at compile time. Scala, Haskell, even Typescript have painful compile times. OCaml has always been kn
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6y ago
This seems to be one of the project of Tree Notation [1], which was discussed in the context of Dumbdown, a Markdown alternative [2]. [1]: https://treenotation.org/ [2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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6y ago
I've never seen SVG shapes like this in the wild. Any examples of use cases?
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6y ago
To add a data point, that's basically one of the roles of firefighters in France. You can learn a bit more in here [1]. The highlights: " In addition to providing fire protection and rescue, the French fire service is also one of
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6y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of this project. I have edited my comment to include it.
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6y ago
> We have a deep and stable financial position that will help us grow and protect us from any storm, and the trust in our projects has never been higher. They earned 9 millions more than last year, from 120 millions to 129 millions, and
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6y ago
Thanks a lot for this link, I didn't know n-gate and the hacker news part is hilarious!
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6y ago
Thanks for the answer!
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Zababa
6y ago
There's a good joke that highlights this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24102217
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Zababa
6y ago
Looks nice! Apologies if this is a very naive question, I'm not well versed into satellites so the only thing I can think about is Starlink. Will there be any light pollution? If so, how do you plan to address it?
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6y ago
Discussed before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17134831 (2018) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17573431 (2018)
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6y ago
This is possible to do without dependent types. You could have something like this (using TS syntax): function produceComplexArray(arr: array<number>): ComplexArray | null { ... } function consumeComplexArray(arr: Complex
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6y ago
> Is there a language thats known for excellent docs ? In my experience the Rust docs are great, there's a good mix of types as documentation, high level explanations and examples, with easy access to the source code. Here's an
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It's a great idea, the site looks nice and works as expected! However, I see that some people have "credit", and I fail to understand how they work. They're not mentioned in the "Start Here" [0] page. [0]: htt
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6y ago
> I'm not allowed to predict the downvotes? I'm just supposed to "take it like a man"? In the guidelines ( https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): > Please don't comment about the vo
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6y ago
I always thought "free as in free beer" was a way to make a distinction between freeware and free/libre open source software. That's how the FSF seems to use it [O] [0]: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy
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Please stop calling it “magic” (2017)
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From what I understand, the drivers license photo was required to have your account verified, someone was talking about this here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25730344
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I have the same problem. To reproduce it, select a radial symmetry (works with 1, 3, 5, 10), and try to draw along the vertical axis. At some point, there will be suddenly lines between the center, all of your "current points" and