asplake

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   by asplake 3y ago

   I have been introduced to Deleuze, but oh my, he is really hard work, even secondhand. If interested in assemblage theory, start with DeLanda.
2. 392.▲
   by asplake 3y ago

   Unreadable without paragraphs. A micro necessity?
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   by asplake 3y ago

   I thought the s tag was for sarcasm
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   by asplake 3y ago

   She
5. 395.▲
   by asplake 3y ago

   …and (intriguingly) Python. Not clear from the title
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   A paradise island vacation with no mosquito bites – and no chemicals(cnn.com)

   1 points by asplake 3y ago|1 comments
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   by asplake 3y ago

   The rot started with “self-charging hybrid”.
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   by asplake 3y ago

   Having a play with Gleam right now. Roc's managed effects sounds interesting, maybe Gleam could layer something similar atop Erlang's OTP? Right now, outside a database, it's not clear to this newbie how state is meant to be
9. 399.▲
   by asplake 3y ago

   (1997)
10. 400.▲
    by asplake 3y ago

    Use the structure that best fits the problem. The saving to which you refer applies only to serialisation, not to the use of the structure by an algorithm.
11. 401.▲
    by asplake 3y ago

    How so?
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    Whatever Happened to NFTs?(bbc.co.uk)

    2 points by asplake 3y ago|1 comments
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Now to work out how to watch it in the UK. Oh the irony!
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Enjoyed the linked (more detailed) explainer: https://github.com/WebAssembly/stack-switching/blob/main/pro...
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    by asplake 3y ago

    > Just use the correct dash Except that spaced vs unspaced and en vs em dashes are issues of British vs US English. Differences in usage as well as appearance.
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    by asplake 3y ago

    It’s a shame that the README doesn’t link to the original Whisper, or at least not prominently. There’s the etiquette, but also I still don’t really know what this does.
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    by asplake 3y ago

    I enjoyed it too, but I enjoyed the Rivers of London series even more. Great audiobooks both
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    by asplake 3y ago

    It was 1) fun, and 2) humane
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Bear blog: any relation to Bear, the notes app?
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Title length can be a problem
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Consider a spherical, no-atmosphere planet with a pointlike sun
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Doing the rounds just about everywhere: “Yes, you can measure software developer productivity” https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/technology-media-and-tel...
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Now you mention Deleuze and Guattari, let me also mention DeLanda – Assemblage Theory in particular
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Mine: https://www.agendashift.com/done
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    What You Need to Know About a Bank of England Digital Currency(politicshome.com)

    1 points by asplake 3y ago|0 comments
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    by asplake 3y ago

    Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37444946
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    by asplake 3y ago

    I quite enjoyed the BBC’s take on this story: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66682673
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    by asplake 3y ago

    The developers of Kindle for Mac might want to read this
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    by asplake 3y ago

    > 4. The world around us is explained entirely by physics. > True, knowing the Standard Model doesn’t help us predict most of the big things we care about Quite the caveat! The big things may be supervenient on physics, but explained
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    by asplake 3y ago

    To me the ‘product’ in the Ruby example above is helpfully explicit and could be changed for something else.