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by cttet 7y ago
It doesn't not to have fact to be supported. Is can be simply a redifinition of winners, as who get to rewrite and distribute history.
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by cttet 7y ago
Haven't read the article, but the title is quite an argument. So the Nazis will write the history, according to the title? Or the author redifined the meaning of losers?
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by cttet 7y ago
South Park was right all along (ending speech of 201)
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by cttet 7y ago
“pollutes discourse by elevating an illegitimate side”-- What if they don't consider it being illegitimate? I don't think "bothsideism" exist, the act itself is just a cover up for political opinions. What the accusation
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by cttet 7y ago
They may have completely values. Your shame does not quite matter for them. The real solution is either find a way to reshape their value or conquer them.
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by cttet 7y ago
It is interesting that you've mentioned 50. if you expand that to 80, that would be almost every country in the world.
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by cttet 7y ago
Elm markup has a similar approach and I quite like this
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by cttet 7y ago
You may be looking for mathematical philosophy: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/philosophy-mathematics/
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by cttet 7y ago
The problems of the centralized model is that it is in fact implemented in a distributed setting: there are breakdowns of nodes, there are broken messages, and there may be adversaries who take advantages of their positions.
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by cttet 7y ago
I was replying to the previous comment and refer to the exact comment. The previous comment did not mention this, instead, it is "Han promised riches for citizens of kaoshung, went to visit China right after the election, and yet haven
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by cttet 7y ago
Existential crisis are usually related with "why" questions regarding life. But "why"s are usually of very low priority as it hardly harvest any insights given limited time. It is a helpful tool for human to explore and
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by cttet 7y ago
This is not a valid argument to support your speculations though. With the same logic, almost every politician is questionable.
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by cttet 7y ago
True, and swift. They are nice to work with too.
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by cttet 7y ago
Actually I got into rust because it is the only language that has both ADT/patten matching and a practical mindset/community. There is simply no alternative. I would even code front-end rust for the sake of this.
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by cttet 7y ago
I learnt Matlab/R/Python/Javascript altogether. It was a mess for me to grok all the similar-but-different syntax, but it make me realized more about the real essence of what is really important for the domain rather than lan
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by cttet 8y ago
The only one I miss in Python that is not in any other package is matplotlib. Is there any clojure alternatives?
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by cttet 8y ago
According to the evolution history we stayed quite a long time as tribes. This tribal emotional tendency may be deep rooted in our brains.
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by cttet 8y ago
I really hope there would be a ML-like syntax for Rust. The current one is not so friendly to read.
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by cttet 8y ago
Yes there will still be fear sometimes, but the point of the compiler is to help people to be fearless sometimes. The halting problem does not need to be solved, since no program in practice runs forever. In some of the environments like C
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by cttet 8y ago
Mathematics is a very broad topic. Which part are you interested in?
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by cttet 8y ago
In my view, Godel's theorem means a lot to philosophy of mathematics and can do no more than that. I have a simpler description of the theorem that includes the details: You can choose 3 out of the 4 things within a axiom system (You c
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by cttet 8y ago
In some area it is almost impossible to write complete specs. CSS is originally designed to be a end-user spec language to change the website as they like. But layout is so complicated that it take a lot of experience to define everything i
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by cttet 8y ago
> polarizing viral content I feel like the points in the article can apply even more broadly to all content, especially the ones that with more "professional" language and good typography, which people naturally tends to trust
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by cttet 8y ago
> You're saying a codebase of 5% JavaScript demands more JavaScript experience than a codebase of 100% JavaScript. A codebase of 100% Javascript does not usually mean 100% written by the app developer. If you are coding in react fo
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by cttet 8y ago
The alternative is less Javascript logic written by the app developer (and instead use packages and APIs directly). Elm disguised as a beginner friendly language for web front-end, which is not true with the case of ports. Where you need to
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by cttet 8y ago
As nhanb mentioned I meant https://github.com/mdgriffith/elm-ui . There is a great talk about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie-gqwSHQr0
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by cttet 8y ago
One of the reason I like Elm is that it has great potential for great IDEs. If you use Vim with lot of plugins then it is already sort of a minimal IDE right? Most IDE you hate perhaps have a lot of UX design problems. Good IDEs should aim
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by cttet 8y ago
This was also the thing that attracted me to Elm years ago. But at that time Elm doesn't have a CSS module yet. Now with Elm-UI, it is like my dream HTML/CSS replacement. However that was all for static UI though. Writing Elm app
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by cttet 8y ago
"one of the few languages that have parametric polymorphism but no ad-hoc polymorphism" I wonder what others are? Would like to try them.
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by cttet 8y ago
You can do both.. But it is hard.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt0OQb1DBko

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