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I read cats.
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> For the small group of young study participants who used ibuprofen for only a short time, “it is sure that these effects are reversible,” Jégou said. However, it’s unknown whether the health effects of long-term ibuprofen use are rever
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Zuck's text is marketing, not an actual goal.
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In 2005 I took a sub-symbolic AI course where one of the homework assignments was to evolve a neural network using genetic algorithms. So that in itself is nothing new. The novelty of the paper seems to be the scale of the solution. Persona
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Actually I think the U.S. is ahead of Norway here, as cannabis has been decriminalized in several states in the U.S. As to the racial component — Norway is not as racially diverse as the U.S., but if you are black you will be routinely stop
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I live in Norway. While I'm happy about this vote, it remains to be seen how it will play out in practice. So far the Norwegian drug policy has been terrible — police searches of homes and cars with questianble probable cause; routinel
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I disagree with iA'a philosophy. I like to write fiction with proportional serif fonts, often quite similar to fonts that would be used in print. Sometimes I change fonts to defamiliarize the text, which helps me read it with fresh eye
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Probably because the WTF cases are exaggerated. After a couple of months coding JS you will know it well enough so it doesn't bite you. It really is a non-issue for people who work with it daily.
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Being creative and imagniative correlates most strongly with programming ability(inc.com)
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Completely agree. I much prefer the ML syntax to ALGOL-like syntax.
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From what I remember from the article while it was up, the Clojure codebase ended up significantly smaller than the Python codebase.
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And there are runtimes that do that, like Erlang's BEAM. At least Node concurrency is a step in the right direction, as it's much easier to reason about than threads on the JVM.
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Chiming in here, having only dabbled with Elixir for a couple of months. My gripes: - Calling lambdas with a dot is a real wart. I find it very easy to forget and it looks ugly. - I also don't like the Rubyesque end keyword you have to
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His argument that static typing introduces coupling and reduces modularity is convincing. His argument that Java's Spring framwork is little more than necessary dynamism forcing its way back into a statically typed language was eye ope
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I think the gradual typing TypeScript provides is pretty useful, with relaitvely low friction.
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Elixir seems very similar to Clojure to me (the former being influenced by Clojure).
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A curious side effect of Discover Weekly is that it sometimes influences what I listen to, i.e. I'm afraid to listen to a song in a particular genre because I don't want Disover Weekly to get the wrong idea. But then again, maybe
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> Type systems to me seem to be (I'm not exaggerating) the answer to all software reliability problems (barring social ones). That's the thing though, the "social problems" are the important problems. I think it'
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Web servers' performance benefit from concurrent programming models. Concurrent programming is certainly possible in Java, but Java/JVM is not particularly well suited for it compared to other languages/VMs, e.g. Erlang.
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Is this Dan Brown the ski jumper? Everybody knows he never jumped more than 20 meters. Why the fuck should I listen this guy?
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If it's any consolation it sounds like your ex has a personality disorder with sadistic traits. It is unlikely she will ever make anyone happy, quite the opposite.
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> Study after study is demonstrating that any one of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness practice, mediation, or even exercise benefits patients more than psychotherapy. First, CBT is also psychotherapy. Secondly, many newer studie
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I wonder how many will consider switching to Kotlin instead of upgrading to Java 9. Kotlin is really just what Java should/could have been. It wouldn't surprise me if Kotlin has mostly replaced Java in 10 years.
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A thorough review by an experienced Angular developer. After having used Angular 2/4 in a greenfield project for the last 6 months, I agree with most of what he says. TypeScript is great, but Angular is sometimes easy, seldom simple an
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I only use this Facebook from this page on my phone: https://mbasic.facebook.com/
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> 1. Reacters load data on mount. I want my Views to be pure. They need to take some data and output DOM. At least this item comes off as a straw-man argument. Reacters also want their views to be pure. They do not typically load data in
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Or not ;)
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Voting is still done on paper in Norway. The votes are often counted automatically by scanning the ballot papers. In addition they will now be counted manually at least once as a security measure.
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I agree. She raised this concern as a private citizen and debated it on national tv and radio with the ballot bureaucrats who initally dowplayed the issue. If it hadn't been for her, probably nothing would have been done about it.
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It seems to be supported in Vue 2.x to me: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/forms.html

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