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by dmit 7y ago
I think physicists won't mind if we extend the "observer effect" to cover this case.
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One device to drive them all (2016)(blog.lse.epita.fr)
15 points by dmit 7y ago|1 comments
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Zupiter: A Web-Based Modular Synthesizer(pointersgonewild.com)
147 points by dmit 7y ago|25 comments
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by dmit 7y ago
I have a friend in Japan who used to own a small seafood restaurant. At the end of the day, before closing up shop, she would send a fax to her supplier at the local fish market with a list of things she needed for tomorrow. Take a printed
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by dmit 7y ago
s15 seems to be skewed by a bunch of JavaScript projects including Font Awesome, which stores the bathtub icon as s15.js for some reason (note that s1 through s14 are unused, so it's not just consecutive numeric ids). https:/&#x2
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Data Structures Part 3: Arrays of Arrays(ourmachinery.com)
155 points by dmit 7y ago|20 comments
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Modern SAT solvers: fast, neat and underused(codingnest.com)
237 points by dmit 7y ago|45 comments
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by dmit 7y ago
Show a histogram. Logarithmic scale, number of accounts affected.
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by dmit 7y ago
How can you say " _____ doesn't have this problem (unless you use wildcard imports " when all of the languages you listed allow wildcard imports? (Or just dump all their garbage symbols in a global namespace.)
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by dmit 7y ago
Anecdotally, this is a non-issue depending on the tools you use. IntelliJ IDEA and Metals both have Go To Definition support.
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by dmit 7y ago
That wouldn't quite work because all of > Unsound, inconsistent, overly complicated, poorly abstracted, improper paradigms apply to the current stable version of Scala as well. You'd be comparing Typescript as it is in producti
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by dmit 7y ago
Backend web services. Scala has top notch tools to model domain objects, handle a high volume of incoming requests, process transactions (including async ones). tl;dr: like the JVM and dislike root causing NPEs? Scala might be for you.
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by dmit 7y ago
You're exactly right. Add in the fact that Facebook can pose this as a puzzle to be solved, and attract a steady stream of sharp young people who can solve the puzzle without being bothered too much by the ethical consequences of solvi
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by dmit 7y ago
Ah, you're correct of course, as is TJSomething. While Cats and Scalaz don't provide a Functor instance for Set (and neither does Haskell for Data.Set), it's not for the reason I mentioned.
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by dmit 7y ago
In Scala a Set is "mappable" because it has a `map` method that goes over its elements and transforms them using the provided function. But it is not a functor, because its `map` does not obey the functor laws. If you take a Set o
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by dmit 7y ago
Even more impressively, the poem is also sometimes used (untranslated) in classes teaching English as a second language. So you don't need to be a native speaker to intuit the intended meaning.
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by dmit 7y ago
Some thoughts on the matter: 1) Are there domains where naming things is easier? Perhaps even trivial? As a layman in both, biology and astronomy come to mind. Where you just find a Latin word vaguely describing what you see, and if nothing
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by dmit 7y ago
Hate to be the "Source?" person, but were you there at the time? If not, please update Wikipedia with references to your original source of information. (Wikipedia doesn't admit original research.)
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Names do not transmit meaning(parsonsmatt.org)
51 points by dmit 7y ago|41 comments
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by dmit 7y ago
In criminal investigation, success is also multiplicative: Success = means * motive * opportunity.
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by dmit 7y ago
I don't know where exactly xkcd lands on the web comic popularity scale, but let's be conservative and say Top 3. The xkcd RSS feed embeds the image (and alt text) into posts. That is very clearly a deliberate decision. The comics
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by dmit 7y ago
This article talks about either the insignificant (startup time, syntax), the fairly straightforward to fix (FFI, documentation), or both (printf performance). The title of the page implies that these are intractable problems, and nothing i
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by dmit 7y ago
Sorry, replying to you while responding to the parent because their post is already flagged. Annatar, both the Rust compiler and ripgrep are available as packages in pkgsrc. The number of hoops one needs to jump in order to use this tool on
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by dmit 7y ago
Illumos is also a supported platform (SPARC and x86-64).
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Mimalloc – A compact general-purpose allocator(github.com)
356 points by dmit 7y ago|66 comments
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by dmit 7y ago
And all of them are Zalando. =)
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by dmit 7y ago
One of the points brought up about the changes being made to content blocking in Chrome is that it was an engine change. So no, switching to Edge or Opera or whatever might not do anything to help. I'm guessing Brave is the one Blink-p
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by dmit 7y ago
Logging in to Google Groups has been mandatory forever if you had logged in to a Google account before in that browser. If there are no traces of past login sessions (such as when using Incognito mode) then it opens just fine for unauthen
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Hash Levels(nohatcoder.dk)
1 points by dmit 7y ago|0 comments
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Preventing the Collapse of Civilization [video](youtube.com)
231 points by dmit 7y ago|116 comments

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