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by archgoon 9y ago
More context: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/barbara-bush-beautiful-min...
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by archgoon 9y ago
What are the problems you've been running into with ELB?
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by archgoon 9y ago
What are the problems with Template Haskell?
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by archgoon 9y ago
> name brand soldering station What's a good name brand for soldering irons?
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by archgoon 9y ago
The main place where this would be an issue would be if you have a server that is not going to build or run code, but applies patches to source and outputs the result. So a cr review website could be affected.
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by archgoon 9y ago
>> create this quite nifty Liberty bubble > worth noting that scientific researched flourished in the USSR You seem to be talking about two totally different things. The grandparent did not talk about scientific advancement. He als
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by archgoon 9y ago
> you are stating somehow the direction of photon is preserved when absorbed by electron Well, that is how lasers work :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stimulated_emission
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by archgoon 9y ago
How is this a dupe?
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by archgoon 9y ago
Yes, but that's another issue with the article. Modifying the first to return a list though is trivial, you declare an List at the beginning and then you append in the for loop.
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Privacy Advocates ask Facebook to stop opposing their proposed ballot measure(latimes.com)
2 points by archgoon 9y ago|0 comments
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by archgoon 9y ago
Yep. From the above linked page, interviews with: Andrew Welch (Ambrosia) Ben Spees (Harry the Handsome Executive, Ferazel's Wand) Matt Burch (Escape Velocity) Also: Alex Seropian (Bungie) Eric Klein (former Mac game evangelist, Bungie
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by archgoon 9y ago
True fact. The first car phones were done in 1946.
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by archgoon 9y ago
For clarity, the mistake LifeLiverTransp is referring to is: > The only thing that prevented an explosion was a mistake in the attackers’ computer code, the investigators said.
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by archgoon 9y ago
Pharmaceutical exporters who are bad at paperwork.
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by archgoon 9y ago
You might find John Baez's article on this interesting. https://johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/ice/ He covers both the basics, and some of the reasons why he, as a mathematician, finds the
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by archgoon 9y ago
I'm actually in full agreement that there are many ways to accomplish interop, with a variety of tradeoffs. It is precisely for that reason that I disagree that the statement 'One thing to understand is Evan wants Elm to be a lang
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by archgoon 9y ago
Rust is a language, and it can bind to C libraries. Java can import DLLs and shared libraries. Haskell can do this too. All popular languages that can run on a server can spawn a process and communicate via file descriptors. Useful language
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by archgoon 9y ago
A bigger issue than lying (and randomly failing) clients is the fact that you're farming out your users data to third parties. You might be willing to trust a single entity like Amazon, Microsoft, or Google, who have a reputation to ma
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by archgoon 9y ago
To the point, it's unknown if our current solar system is stable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stability_of_the_Solar_System https://www.ias.edu/ideas/2011/tremaine-solar-system
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by archgoon 9y ago
That is a very different implementation. It's a cool idea, taking advantage of the fact that gifs can be partially decoded, then generate the next frame on the fly and then send it over to the client as part of the same request (hell
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by archgoon 9y ago
Most of the speculation here hinges on it being an advanced aircraft that successfully evaded the USAF. Though it's entirely possible that that is easier than it sounds. Given that assumption, the answer to your questions are: > Why
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by archgoon 9y ago
> but I still find it dishonest and misleading. I'll agree with confusing and misleading; but I don't feel it is being dishonest (in the sense that it being deliberate) in this case. Just stupid and confusing.
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by archgoon 9y ago
Are you posting your opinion for Grant money? Or are there other things that motivate people to think about things and express their opinion? There is no need to disparage people who geek out about edge cases in classification systems.
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by archgoon 9y ago
I don't understand; the entire article is entirely about methods of doing that.
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by archgoon 9y ago
Consider the following program (in pseudopython, not solidity) function transfer_on_counterexample(int n): # assume n is a counterexample until proven otherwise goldbach_counterexample = true # run through all numbers le
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by archgoon 9y ago
Possible. So possible in fact that is mentioned in the article itself, citing the original authors. > “Countries with the highest gender equality tend to be welfare states,” > they write, “with a high level of social security.” Meanwh
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by archgoon 9y ago
> This week's news on Australian deputy PM living with his mistress (not his partner in his own words) in his friend's apartment rent free is just another good dose of corruption without consequence drama. Sorry; I'm not
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by archgoon 9y ago
rainbowstream seems nice. https://github.com/orakaro/rainbowstream
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by archgoon 9y ago
It'll probably take one generation to raise the issue (and find an example for enough people to care), another to debate, and finally a third to agree about the common sense solution. So give it another 40 years.
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by archgoon 9y ago
> I still remember my high school math teacher telling the class, in passing, that Galois was killed in a duel at age 20. I think that's actually an example of the problem. Galois's politics really had nothing to do with the p

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