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People Don't Get the Link Between Meat Consumption and Climate Change (2016)
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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How Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google Manipulate Our Emotions [video]
(youtube.com)
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Advent of Code 2017
(adventofcode.com)
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Unsupervised Image-To-Image Translation Networks
(research.nvidia.com)
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What Programming Languages Are Used Late at Night
(patrickmn.com)
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9y ago
I just meant the interpretation of the data is not fair if you say "not many practical applications are made with Haskell, so it's not a practical language". So yes, collect the data of "how many practical applications a
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9y ago
movie-monad is my daily video player now. https://github.com/lettier/movie-monad Still, I don't think it's a "fair" question, because the main reason there are not many practical applications writte
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Dan Callahan: Practical WebAssembly [video]
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9y ago
I guess I meant that looking back in history, I'd say there's a good chance that we'll start a world war, or upset the climate or something, and that will "crash" economy, not economy itself.
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9y ago
Do we consider a case where a "crash" doesn't happen? Say we might have a war or some other global disaster at some point, but not an economic crash. Is that so improbable?
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Munich ends its long-running love affair with Linux
(engadget.com)
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9y ago
Just yesterday a friend was showing me the video where his white Mercedes was stolen in London in the exact same way! I guess someone made good sales on those relay boxes...
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What Will Happen If the World No Longer Has Water?
(newsweek.com)
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The Guardian view on cryptocurrencies: blockchain of fools
(amp.theguardian.com)
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What is a Monad?
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
i3wm is indeed amazing. Good article. Just turned the dwm off at the win7 machine at work, and it's like a free hardware upgrade! Everything is more responsive.
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Evan Czaplicki – Convergent Evolution [video]
(youtube.com)
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Elm in Production: 25,000 Lines Later
(functional.works-hub.com)
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Chipmakers bet on the ‘big bang’ of artificial intelligence
(ft.com)
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Qian, a hackable micro “File explorer” for OS X, written in Elm and Electron
(github.com)
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Lamborghini Unveils a Self-Healing Electric Supercar Concept
(bloomberg.com)
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Why do I have to write JSON decoders in Elm?
(gist.github.com)
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Bitcoin Surges After World's Biggest Exchange Announces Plans for Futures
(bloomberg.com)
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The burger apocalypse: low carbon eating and avoiding food waste
(theconversation.com)
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9y ago
Yes, of course you can beat the "popular" bookmakers. Once you start beating them ( being profitable in value prices ) they will simply close/ban your account. Nowadays, it happens extremely fast ( in a day or a few hours, de
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9y ago
DevDocs is great. I use it all the time. If only it had the Elm docs as well :)
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Trying the link " https://calendar.google.com/calendar/r" after upgrading, seems to work as well.
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More entitlement culture in the software development community
(twitter.com)
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So most people re-bind Esc to something else. Then why is Esc the default "Esc" in vim? Shouldn't it be something else? And for those who use caps-lock, how do you deal with getting uppercase letters depending on how many tim
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9y ago
I mean from a layout perspective. hjkl is in one line, whereas the arrows are not in one line, with "up" one line above "down". That's a muscle memory I cannot fight yet.
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