elbear

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by elbear 8y ago
Where does it say that you should teach them if they don't resonate with the topic? I took the talk as learning how to teach the topic better to your loved ones or anyone else for that matter. (I haven't watched it yet)
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by elbear 8y ago
I'm don't mean to nitpick, but did you mean storybook instead of storyboard? That's the only project that I've found which sounds like what you're talking about https://github.com/storybooks/sto
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by elbear 8y ago
What happens if you call in your ReasonML code a JS function that throws an exception?
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by elbear 8y ago
Have you considered the background of a person talking about such a course? They might have read more than you about the topic, so they reasonably feel that the course brings nothing new. The problem is that it doesn't bring anything n
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by elbear 8y ago
Easily building cross-platform GUIs could be that niche.
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by elbear 8y ago
Some people don't like to learn just for the sake of learning. So, I find it reasonable for someone to want to know the practical applications of something. Maybe they prefer to learn through building something. Maybe they're work
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by elbear 8y ago
What app did you find for Pharo? What attracts me most about red-lang is its cross-platform GUI story (I know that the iOS back-end is not implemented yet). You can do so much with so little code. It looks like a great platform for this. Th
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by elbear 8y ago
I started learning Haskell again this year. And I finally got to work with it professionally. I'm also using PureScript in the same project, so it's really exciting. This year I also discovered R. I had to do a Python to R transla
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by elbear 8y ago
Here my own experience with headspace. I was meditating for some time, but I felt like I wasn't making any progress. I know the point is not to aim for progress, but I was and it was discouraging. So headspace helped me back on track.
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by elbear 8y ago
It's funny, because as I was reading your comment, I was thinking of 3b1b. He's doing great work by visualizing abstract concepts, but I think what he does mainly helps people who have already gone through the material. If it&#x27
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by elbear 8y ago
This book looks great. Thank you for sharing!
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by elbear 8y ago
To offer a different perspective, you can get good rates on Upwork. You need to know how to sell yourself.
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by elbear 8y ago
The first one, about everything having to be lazy, isn't true. You can define strict data types or functions. The other two are though.
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by elbear 8y ago
From what I can tell, people have a problem with the fact that you said that "blacks are genetically incapable". Why do you think it's genetic? Why not cultural, social, economic?
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by elbear 8y ago
Ex-communist probably. Romanians also like to complain. I think it's what people do when they feel powerless. They don't see what else to do other than complaining. Problem is you tend to complain even when you could do something
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by elbear 8y ago
Thank you for the detailed comment. It was exactly what I was looking for. And I agree with you. I find it frustrating and inefficient if I'm just presented with the theory without any applications. I also believe that to really unders
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by elbear 8y ago
It would help readers if you pointed out specifically what you think is wrong with Category Theory for Programmers.
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by elbear 8y ago
That's because you ate that banana. That stimulated insulin release and your body couldn't use fat as energy.
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by elbear 8y ago
I didn't say that hormone changes lower your resting metabolic rate. They simply make your body be more inclined to store fat. The enzyme that I mentioned LPL, becomes more active and stores more fat. Have you ever wondered why men and
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by elbear 8y ago
Of course things are not so simple. Calories in/calories out partially applies to weight gain/weight loss, but it's not the complete story. Hormones also play a role. That's why people start to gain weight as they grow o
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by elbear 8y ago
It's not that they don't follow the comments, it's the fact that comments aren't executable, so they rot. People forget to update them. That can't happen with type definitions, because your code stops compiling. Sur
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by elbear 8y ago
diff-eq as in differential equations? Where's that? I don't see it on his channel.
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by elbear 8y ago
I used TypeScript with Mithril and I really liked it. I'm not going back to plain JS ever again.
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by elbear 8y ago
It has a high learning curve and basic tooling support but servant + miso (Haskell) allow you to share code between back and front-end. https://github.com/FPtje/miso-isomorphic-example
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by elbear 8y ago
Even without new members, not everyone is on all the time, so some people miss stuff like this. Or, even if you've seen it again, you vote it up, because you like it and want others to see it.
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by elbear 8y ago
It still does for me.
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by elbear 8y ago
When it comes to safety and affection we all pretty much want to be treated the same.
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by elbear 8y ago
Oh, definitely. I find the time off more valuable than the extra money.
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by elbear 8y ago
You can define components as simple functions and avoid passing things down through attributes. If you use TypeScript with it, the compiler will always make sure you pass the right arguments to the component, so it's very easy to compo
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by elbear 8y ago
I have the expectation that this works if you do it remotely. I imagine your other colleagues would find it weird or unfair if you were the first to leave office every day. Especially since they won't know you're getting paid less

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