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by ccortes 6y ago
>The fact that people spend lots of time on social media just demonstrates that they derive something from it, not that it’s addictive or harmful. I think the point of the movie is to show that it is addictive and harmful and it is built
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by ccortes 6y ago
>And it would be a lot less complicated if you trusted someone to manage your data (a bank, for instance). It must be nice living somewhere where you can trust banks
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by ccortes 6y ago
Me too and I like Haskell the most just because I feel like it's closer to math than clojure. If I want to solve a problem I can think of it a a series of maps f: X -> Y and once I solve it on paper "translating" into Hask
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by ccortes 6y ago
I don't think it is that hard to get traction (even massive traction) if you are giving more value than what you are charging.
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by ccortes 6y ago
Brazilian nubank, they mainly use clojure
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by ccortes 6y ago
> Feigenbaum's constant is more real than any one of those real numbers that classical analysts try to bracket but never catch What do you mean?
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by ccortes 11y ago
>someone who has used relational databases, will immediately understand formal set theory and find it absolutely trivial. This is simply not true, you may understand the very basics of it, but by no means you will understand set theory a
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by ccortes 11y ago
>I got one shot with a question (that I won't share) that required finding Hamiltonian path in a tree I'm guessing this is not the complete question, rigth? Because you can only find a Hamiltonian path if the tree itself is a p