cwmma

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   by cwmma 10y ago

   so from reading the comments, am I correct that with an object like this {"key":1} if one user changes it to be {"key":2} while the other at the same time changes it to be {"key":3} and another user changes it
2. 512.▲
   by cwmma 10y ago

   I'd point out that there are arguments[1] that 'CA' is not a real choose you can make when it comes to the CAP theorem. 1: https://codahale.com/you-cant-sacrifice-partition-tolerance/
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   you can totally do this, you can even go one farther and put the value into a JSON column which can allow you to do queries on the value
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   The whole manipulating code as date just always seems like such a rich target for exploitation like that ruby yaml bug from a while ago [0]. It seems like a features that would be great if your code never needs data from anywhere else but
5. 515.▲
   by cwmma 10y ago

   > I think no reasonable person could disagree that showing an ID is a reasonable requirement for voting. Ok here is some reasonable disagreement Voter impersonation is a very rare type of fraud [0] and ID laws tend to make it hard for so
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   I guess it might make sense to compare to suicide rates in non-human animals (e.g. dolphins which can just stop breathing to kill themselves)
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   Side note: the picture at the top of the article is the Brattle Book Shop, or more accurately the empty lot next door where they have carts of used books for super cheap, it's an amazing place.
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   there is a forthcoming couch plugin that does filtered replication by user
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   by cwmma 10y ago

   And even those trends went away when you controlled for people leaving the site after having less interviews implying that if there was a trend it was due to practice.
10. 520.▲
    by cwmma 10y ago

    you are thinking of this[1], it relies on a human following directions due to css not having any ability to calculate rules based on the results of other rules so if that was turning complete then by the same logic a piece of paper with ins
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    Coq is pretty specific in what it does like css (also Turing incomplete. There is a pretty low bar for features needed to make something Turing, it doesn't take much more then mutable variables and a while loop or recursive functions t
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    Yes that is the main difference along with top level return statements
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    It has the highest density because it doesn't have any large parks or open space unlike boston which has the islands the arboretum and the airport or Cambridge which has a large pond
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    they have in many ways you can use fetch instead of $.ajax and document.querySelectAll instead of $,
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    eh when you get down to it they tend to be 2 extremes with most programing being somewhat in the middle, there is a great article [0] that discusses the absurdity about talking about object oriented program by comparing it to talking about
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    http://arxiv.org/pdf/1605.05274v1.pdf in the upper right corner of the page
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    a fractal is much more fun when you can zoom http://calvinmetcalf.github.io/leaflet-fractal/#255/-0.37/0.... course that's MUCH more then 25 lines
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    variables declared with the var keyword are functionally scoped in JS so they are local to the function they are declared in and are lexically scoped to the closure of that function. So your local variables you can be fairly confident are n
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    escaped/non-escaped variables are not a thing in JS
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    The explicitness is the reason currently you can assume* that if nobody will ever modify variables unless you explicitly give up control somehow, if you were to have implicit await then that would no longer be the case and any function call
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    and bitbucket's sole reason for existing has gone away
22. 532.▲
    by cwmma 10y ago

    Or is it the same age and your a little older?
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    by cwmma 10y ago

    I suspect part of the idea is that you will use the search to find cities instead of finding them visually based on their names on the map. The issue with large cities that are near other large cities being omitted from maps is 'The Ba
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    Like maybe there is a very good reason NOT to be emitting radiation at that obvious wavelength, because we might not be the only ones looking...
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    There is a pretty strong exception for well known personalities Edit this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_figure
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    11 commandments ...
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    similar app I really love http://zenphoton.com
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    I get a cert error trying to go to this site
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    Multi precision numbers are going to be a long wait
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    by cwmma 11y ago

    probably so you don't have to remember what order they were returned in