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elbear
6y ago
Fair enough. Well, the birth rate in developed countries is decreasing. In any case, I think we have managed the counter the forces of natural selection that affect our physical health, but not those that affect our mental health.
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elbear
6y ago
If we know better than evolution then why are most people unhappy? Because we've created environments unlike those we evolved in. We live lives at odds with our evolutionary instincts.
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elbear
6y ago
Maybe a strong dose is not necessary. I read that many people microdose psilocybin.
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elbear
6y ago
When you put it like that, modules sound more powerful than typeclasses. Is there any situation where typeclasses are superior to modules?
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elbear
6y ago
Seems like something covered by typeclasses in Haskell, right?
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elbear
6y ago
Github are using it https://github.com/github/semantic Facebook and many others.
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elbear
6y ago
I live in Europe. Does that mean I should wait until 2021 to apply?
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elbear
6y ago
Here's one reason to prefer a GUI: input validation as you type.
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elbear
6y ago
How would you handle state other than passing it around? The fundamental thing that Haskell and Elm do is that they don't have mutable values. They create a new value from the old one. You never mutate a record the way you mutate a JS
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elbear
6y ago
You need a type system that is expressive enough to allow you to encode logic in the types. Of course, Haskell is not only language with such a type system: PureScript, F#, Rust, OCaml, Scala have similar features, although not all.
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elbear
6y ago
Maybe this will help. It's a TED Talk entitled "How to make stress your friend": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcGyVTAoXEU
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elbear
6y ago
To me coriander reminds me of the smell of a bug. So it took quite some time to get used to it, but now I like it, especially in things like Pho Bo.
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elbear
6y ago
I finally was able to send it by using Firefox.
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elbear
6y ago
Hi! I just tried to apply through your job page on greenhouse, but I can't go through with the process. The ReCaptcha challenge doesn't load. Can you help?
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elbear
6y ago
Can't the Java ecosystem be valuable and Java the language be bad at the same time?
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elbear
6y ago
Well, kind of. If you do metta (loving kindness) you can cultivate equanimity and other positive qualities. These can act like resources that can help you deal with trauma resurfacing in a healthier way. They can also reduce the aversion to
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elbear
6y ago
Well, one, because you wouldn't use both of them.
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elbear
6y ago
But that sounds different. It doesn't sound like it reduces the level of ATP, but that it reduces overstimulation.
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elbear
6y ago
Well, I thought it was Adenosine Triphosphate, but I was surprised that Magnesium reduces ATP. I interpret that as saying that the more Magnesium you have in your body, the less energy you have. Also, the less energy you have, the less anxi
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elbear
6y ago
What is ATP?
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elbear
6y ago
Maybe it's more coherent, but the fact that, after learning the language, you discover that you have 20 more extensions to learn feels like a never-ending quest. I think that's what the previous commentators mean. If the language
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elbear
6y ago
You mean it makes it harder to read, because it's harder to look for the meaning of operators (although there is hoogle). If that's what you mean, I agree.
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elbear
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The problem is that it's very easy to get distracted or engrossed in work and not register in your consciousness the signal of thirst.
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elbear
6y ago
I can tell you I made a friend by going for beers with him and opening up about stuff. I think the alcohol played a role, because the opening up part came after at least a beer. And no, I'm not an alcoholic. I'm tipsy already afte
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elbear
6y ago
You sound like an idealist. You expect people to do good without getting anything out of it. The fact that they seek recognition reduces the value of their gesture in your eyes.
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6y ago
How many people pin the exact version of a system library they are using? Or of a binary used in the build process. Also, how many people run the build in a sandbox to avoid "interference" from the environment? Yes, this is all go
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elbear
6y ago
I see now that you only accept remote in the US. It would be useful to add that to the heading of your post, but I don't think you can edit it anymore.
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Measurements performed in the future can influence the present
(discovermagazine.com)
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elbear
6y ago
Clicking on the URL of your careers page gives me a Page Gone (Error 410).
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elbear
6y ago
Is remote an option for people outside of the US as well (more specifically in Europe)?
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