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by dunefox 4y ago
Also haskell signatures, for example.
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by dunefox 4y ago
There is no way this would be legal. No chance.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Did you launch Julia for each image separately?
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by dunefox 4y ago
Note taking isn't writing.
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Ilex Guayusa(en.wikipedia.org)
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by dunefox 4y ago
Also Guayusa tea. Tastes great, no bittnerness, and a nice amount of caffeine.
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by dunefox 4y ago
It's already been delayed to 1.5. and next year it's going to increase in price. Ridiculous.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Lisp, F#, ...
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by dunefox 4y ago
Because being bullied means being included!
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by dunefox 4y ago
> No one cares and no it doesn't matter I think the child being bullied and excluded would disagree.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I bought it from a roaster.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Light roasts are rough. Really strange flavour, everytime I tried it it was not enjoyable.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> What else would you do? Live a little? If you can't think of anything you would rather do than work you're living a sad life.
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by dunefox 4y ago
1. of all the norm for a couple of years is home office 2. it is an objective benefit 3. the norm is what the majority want it to be
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by dunefox 4y ago
Damn, I wish I could do graphics programming... very nice video.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Same. So I started an ant simulation in the spirit of dwarf fortress. Simulate everything down to pheromones and fungal growth. Ants have an internal knowledge graph that can be communicated between ants and updated based on world interacti
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by dunefox 4y ago
That's because it wasn't, for normal people.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> - need a quick chat with Bob and Alice. Saw they are at their desk, just rolled over and had the chat because they happened to be there. Vs trying to find time on calendar, ending up weeks later. How is this positive for the two people
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by dunefox 4y ago
Your loss.
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by dunefox 4y ago
i read Meditation instead of medication and was ready to try it immediately.
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by dunefox 4y ago
> Finally, Kotlin is actually a nice fit for data science jobs as well. Nicer than python to use for this and a bit less esoteric than things like Julia or R. Julia and R are esoteric? For Data Science? Also, Kotlin would be relatively l
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by dunefox 4y ago
Scolded is a bit exaggerated, I think. Python starts faster, but as soon as you have long running complex tasks Julia takes off - it's just the tradeoff you were hitting.
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by dunefox 4y ago
By any chance, was your post about starting Julia in a tight inner loop? If so, this really isn't idiomatic and exactly one of the few cases where Julia isn't great. Though it can be circumvented.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Common Lisp might have been interesting to see evaluated here as well.
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by dunefox 4y ago
The criticism of Julia seems strange: > But the big dealbreaker with Julia is it only complies on the fly. That means you can't just hand a compiled executable to someone. You must give them instructions to install Julia and all you
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by dunefox 4y ago
> If there are degrees of awareness, a pig is much more aware than a rat. And your source for this preposterous statement is...? Rats are extremely intelligent and social animals.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Caves of Quds storytelling feels very superficial or shallow due to the procedural generation imo.
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by dunefox 4y ago
F# really is a great language. I wish it was used more.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I'd need a MySQL/MariaDB connector for it to be really useful for me. But still, it looks great.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Good questions, I'm thinking about evaluating it along with pola.rs as data science tools. Would be interesting to hear from someone using it already.

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