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by auvrw 11y ago
Yep, it is, and "functional" means undirected in this context, as contrasted w/ "effective" or directed. These graphs are often defined by stats like Granger causality as well as some partition of the brain. There&
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by auvrw 11y ago
or use both: write (enter and rearrange text) in an editor, manage (refactor and debug projects) in an ide. i've found emacs + intellij to support a workflow for java that i couldn't easily duplicate with either on its own.
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by auvrw 11y ago
Pearl's Causality looks promising for topics at the end of the 3rd ¶
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by auvrw 11y ago
nope, you're upvoted b/c i also appreciate source-level userfriendliness of pocoo projects
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by auvrw 11y ago
indeed, i don't write a lot of ruby, either, but i've given it a spin, and i like it alright. if this were written in ruby, i would be motivated to learn more ruby to edit it.
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by auvrw 11y ago
no, i refuse to edit PHP for free. it's not even that i don't enjoy writing in it, i just enjoy writing in other languages much more by comparison. no problem whatsoever using websites written in PHP. very glad to be able to
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by auvrw 11y ago
saw this and immediately upvoted b/c i really want something a lot like this. went to github and realized i won't use it b/c it's implemented in PHP, i probably don't want exactly what this is, and i don't wa
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by auvrw 11y ago
monads are not unique to Haskell. read the source for webdriver.io and you'll see that monads exist in js, too. at that point, you might say "but this thing they're calling a monad in js is just an object.". well, these
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by auvrw 11y ago
yea, I agree w/ a lot of this, esp. the stuff a/b the importance of context. the context of the article for me is that it's from a cs dept, yet the researchers ran some cog-sci -like experiments w/ humans, and I thought
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by auvrw 11y ago
Es6 has destructuring and tail calls, too. I also like cljs, mostly in a text editor. Code quality it is the ultimate time saver. I prefer reading concise, literate source to exploring/churning APIs.
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by auvrw 11y ago
it's not either/or react.c : Activity/Fragment :: web component : View :: web : Android (???<_<)
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by auvrw 11y ago
> $scope.apply anyone? _.defer(scope.apply... ...re typescript, i feel like if i'm gonna use a not-script of some sort, it might as well be clojurescript or something else that's like a really-srsly-not-js rather than
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by auvrw 11y ago
> I think it's something of a marketing term you're not alone in thinking so https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10483846 i get the impression that terminology bifurcated into "AI" and "cognitiv
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by auvrw 11y ago
> We solve these statistically with complex priors and likelihoods "we interpret experimental results up to some order of approximation with..."
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by auvrw 11y ago
incidentally, and in a maybe interesting analogy, the comment a/b line-break behaviour itself just demonstrated that the same behavior occurs in hn comments on mobile: have to side scroll to read all comments on this entry
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by auvrw 11y ago
> How do you be a leader focus less on the lead/follow(or get out of the way) dichotomy and more on how to add value? think less of commanding troops in a battle against competitors or market forces, and envision yourself more like
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by auvrw 11y ago
and circumstantially express (?) https://github.com/ericf/express-handlebars/pull/141#issueco...
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by auvrw 11y ago
> reinvented the idea about a month or two ago, and ran into the existing papers this happens all the time. i'm thankful that you took the time to post the results, because a discovery that's not communicated is not really a d
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by auvrw 11y ago
i just dove into clj & cljs w/o such a cost-benefit analysis b/c after writing some scheme and elisp, it seemed like it would be fun, maybe more fun than js, and for the most part, it has been. good article overall. a point t
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by auvrw 11y ago
> programming languages and math i'm guessing these as much parietal as frontal. although we describe them as languages, they are indeed "processed" in a different way than verbal fluency.
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by auvrw 11y ago
this looks like [+] an excellent course, if only b/c it uses a text by Artin. [+] http://wayback.archive-it.org/3671/20150529001651/https://ww...
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by auvrw 11y ago
> On smartphones, its share of browser usage is virtually nonexistent that's surprising b/c i've had a good experience with firefox on android: i particularly like the "send tab to desktop browser" feature, and
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by auvrw 11y ago
tape is a good pick, thanks! i've been using mocha, just b/c it's the most popular, and tho it's not bad, i dislike that even in programmatic[.] usage, one generally doesn't import tests as a "module" obje
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by auvrw 11y ago
> If it's causal, it's a problem with the system of economic development yep. i'm glad someone else said this. i deleted several sentences of rant about it from my previous post.
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by auvrw 11y ago
> Is that pressure illegitimate? imo, yes. saying there are "social instruments" just adds another ring around the kernel. more economically developed countries tend to have lower birth rates. could be causal? funny this was
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by auvrw 11y ago
> xmonad has a built-in (xmonad-contrib) program launcher prompt kinda-sorta... http://xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/XMonad-Prompt-A... doesn't do exactly what i want... i'm looking for someth
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by auvrw 11y ago
suckless is awesome! xmonad would totally suck without dmenu, i found zathura because of their "rocks" page, and st[+] has unicode support now, apparently?! might be time to switch from urxvt... i'm not saying "suckless
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by auvrw 11y ago
github link https://github.com/golosio/annabell
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by auvrw 11y ago
> What AI isn't doing well yet isn't this guy's bias. he's, in part, interested in how the AI works, because he's interested in understanding how people think. i'm also totally sick of the buzzword. to re
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by auvrw 11y ago
> the role of sigma algebras i.e. the definition of probability? yea, i expected ppl to be more interested in that, myself otoh, be careful about minimizing other skill sets. doesn't take much more than basic arithmetic on the mat

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