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by dimitrov 8mo ago
To add another data point: 4,000 IU (two Kirkland capsules) daily keeps my Vitamin D levels at the high end of the reference range. I also take six Kirkland fish oil capsules which happens to hit the 1,500 mg DHA+EPA target suggested in the
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by dimitrov 5y ago
> and bounded thread pools with bounded queues, FIFO policies, and silent drops are also bad. Care to elaborate please? Seems like the author is recommending unbounded thread pools with bounded queues for blocking IO. Isn't that pr
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by dimitrov 6y ago
Probably because both the Arabic and Mongolian scripts descend from the Aramaic script
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by dimitrov 7y ago
Unreal, I recall seeing this a while back but I forgot to bookmark it and couldn't find it again. I really think that the actor model and functional pipelines are the correct way to do concurrency in most software these days. The actor
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Why Is Concurrent Programming Hard?(stefan-marr.de)
5 points by dimitrov 7y ago|2 comments
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CoLab Becomes First Atlantic Canadian Company to Join Y Combinator (YC S19)(colabsoftware.com)
1 points by dimitrov 7y ago|0 comments
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by dimitrov 7y ago
I really think that Mathematica and Matlab failed to capitalize on the rise of AI and ML in the last decade. Seems like Python is the only go-to language these fields.
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by dimitrov 8y ago
The proposed state table is hardly more scalable. It's obviously not infinitely scalable but In my proposed way, you only have to specify the cases where a state transition actually occurs.
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by dimitrov 8y ago
Well another OO way would be to add a state member to the Heroine class and create a state class for every possible state (X,Y,Z). Each state can then be responsible for interpreting the input and transitioning to the next appropriate state
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by dimitrov 8y ago
It was honestly a shock how terrible the US A&W was when I tried it. Canada's A&W is indeed MUCH better.
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by dimitrov 8y ago
Some like to pretend that the economy is a zero-sum game, that in order for some people to get rich, they need to climb on the backs of the poor. In some cases this is true, but in most, wealth isn't transferred, it is created. This is
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by dimitrov 8y ago
Facebook has paramilitary factions genociding the Rohingya? I'm not denying that Facebook played a role in the spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories in Myanmar but to place the blame directly on them is absurd. Facebook is j
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by dimitrov 8y ago
Except Facebook and Google aren't operating mass incarceration camps that target people solely based on ethnic/religious affiliation. The moral dubiousness of working for Google isn't the same as working as an informant for t
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by dimitrov 8y ago
I used to think that before I tried using Qt Creator. Your project doesn't need to be a Qt project for you to use it. Make sure you enable the clang code model plugin. It's a bit slow but otherwise flawless.
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China is trying to turn itself into a country of 19 super-regions(economist.com)
1 points by dimitrov 8y ago|0 comments
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The Error Model(joeduffyblog.com)
1 points by dimitrov 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Resource recommendations to learn modern concurrent programming?
1 points by dimitrov 8y ago|0 comments
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Modern C - Jens Gusted [pdf](icube-icps.unistra.fr)
2 points by dimitrov 9y ago|0 comments
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A Practical Introduction to Blockchain with Python(adilmoujahid.com)
323 points by dimitrov 9y ago|53 comments
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A massive volcano that scientists can't find(bbc.com)
113 points by dimitrov 9y ago|38 comments
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Linear types can change the world – University of Glasgow [pdf](pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
2 points by dimitrov 10y ago|0 comments
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by dimitrov 10y ago
Another https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/fsharp/
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Tour of F#(docs.microsoft.com)
390 points by dimitrov 10y ago|139 comments
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by dimitrov 10y ago
Lots of harsh language in this thread. Calling things awful, horrible and garbage isn't advancing the discussion in any sort. Stay civil.