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by bvaldivielso 5y ago
I agree that many people that didn't have a say in this will be affected. Do you have any suggestions on better measures that the EU could have taken? Or should the EU have taken no measures at all?
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Who makes wikiHow's bizarre art (2020)(onezero.medium.com)
11 points by bvaldivielso 5y ago|2 comments
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Amazon Salon(blog.aboutamazon.eu)
2 points by bvaldivielso 5y ago|0 comments
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
Thanks. This is exactly my current understanding of the situation regarding NFTs, only articulated better than I could
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
Maybe you're right, but considering how easy it is to set up a signal account (<5 minutes) vs messaging your assistant to provision a phone and a sim card (or a couple of them, just so that he could text someone), I'm not so su
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
> "the problem of men clamming up" Even when phrased that way, I don't perceive that the author is _blaming_ men. The author is critical of the mob, and the dangers of being incorrectly perceived as sexist and ruining one&
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
That's not at all the way I interpret the article. The author empathizes with the male investors, and justifies their behaviour. If anything, she's blaming society, not men.
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
The commit messages that added them explain the reasoning
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
Ah this is a very good idea. I guess you still have to make sure that all your translation units include this header, which isn't completely foolproof. Static analysis would probably be more robust, but way more involved.
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Experiment (Horse-Powered Boat)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by bvaldivielso 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do I learn about energy?
3 points by bvaldivielso 6y ago|4 comments
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
To be honest, this is not something that would happen overnight. I don't think it will happen, but it's too early to say
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Do you believe, in 10 years time, China will be a stronger power than the US?(twitter.com)
3 points by bvaldivielso 6y ago|5 comments
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
Their point is valid, though the comment reads condescending to me. Maybe it reads condescending to me because I don't agree with it, but I believe it could have been phrased in a less adversarial way: «Haskell does not scale to organi
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
I think it can guarantee full coverage. You just need an else branch with `static_assert(false)` or something along those lines
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
Oh wow I'm curious about this. How is that better than communicating with the competitors directly?
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
What question are you talking about? What is your point exactly?
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What is the C++ standard library?(cor3ntin.github.io)
3 points by bvaldivielso 6y ago|0 comments
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Making the ultimate basketball robot [video](youtu.be)
4 points by bvaldivielso 6y ago|0 comments
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
I think that many of the outstanding issues are not related to how modules are specified by the standard, but rather how vendors are going to implement them. Some details that will affect usability and tooling are not baked-in into the stan
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
What makes you say that face-to-face never is the most efficient way of communication? I would be quite surprised if text-chat was ever proven to be the only kind of communication needed in the context of work.
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by bvaldivielso 6y ago
What makes you think that laws prohibiting alcohol to minors aren't useful? Those laws don't have to completely eliminate alcohol consumption by minors to be successful, they just have to make it less likely to happen. My gut feel
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by bvaldivielso 7y ago
It's a common practice in the Haskell community. Knowing where the creator of dhall comes from I would say that that's the source of inspiration
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by bvaldivielso 7y ago
Sometimes what you want to generate is code that other people can build upon. For example, given a specification of some message protocol, you could generate classes that represent those messages and can do the parsing/serializing by t
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by bvaldivielso 8y ago
mypy, although under the umbrella of the python foundation, is (or used to be, anyway) primarily developed by Dropbox
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by bvaldivielso 8y ago
It's interesting to note that one of the people behind this work is Simon Peyton Jones, known (among other things) for creating haskell and being the lead developer of the GHC.
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Michael Atiyah Will Present a Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis on Monday(twitter.com)
6 points by bvaldivielso 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you cope with quickly fading interests?
3 points by bvaldivielso 11y ago|3 comments
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by bvaldivielso 11y ago
Designing and implemeting one of this languages is fun and useful to learn how a Turing machine works. I'm not really into PL design, but I guess this could be a good task to get started.
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by bvaldivielso 11y ago
I like the OP's view on "shaping the space of Game of Life universe" by just defining the getNeighboursOf function. I think that would be a core idea if one wanted to see Game Of Life as some abstract mathematical object. How

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