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by fnwx17 9y ago
> Mason, the Harvard student, attends an event on campus with Facebook engineers teaching him how to pass the technical interview. > Emily’s school has an informal, undergraduate computer science club in which they are collectively re
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The Case for Clojure and GraphQL(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Love the irony on that! Which makes me wonder how much valuable content and research in locked away on technologically ancient servers in Cambridge and Oxford.
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Going from JavaScript to PureScript(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Concorde pulled off supersonic travel with plane designed on physical pieces of papers, with pencils and rectangles. SpaceX has like 9 or so failed landings until they pulled it off. If Boom keep iterating fast enough, I think they have a g
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Actually, they're just forcing businesses that have pages to pay for ads. Like if you have a well known page that has grown through shares and likes, you'll be needing to pay money to reach the people that have liked your page.
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Maybe monad in JavaScript will save us(functional.works-hub.com)
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From App Dev to Big Data Engineer(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
This reads more like an internal memo to the senior management of CFTC that don't even use a smartphone. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to offer any new information. Half of it reads like a typical"what is a cryptocurrency? pr
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The Lisp syntax – you're already using it(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
> The main, 24-foot parachute was just flapping in the breeze and was tangled in its own shroud lines. It hadn’t opened! I could see the white folds neatly arranged, fluttering feebly in the air. “This is very serious,” I thought. How ca
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Just because you use a functional language doesn't mean your code is functional(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
> On weather-battered offshore platforms in Britain’s North Sea, for instance, technicians still walk around with “big pieces of paper in the rain, wind,” said Claire Day, a BP operations engineer. “It is not an ideal way to work.” Wait,
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Some Functional Programming Interview Questions(functional.works-hub.com)
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A peak into the Functional Programming Market, 2017(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
the article is so long and poetic that I drank an entire bottle of wine while reading it. also "Kingpin" is a bit of an exagerration
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My First year of Elixir(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
yes, this is like the biggest oversight for me - it's well known that 0.38g will affect people differently than 1g. Imagine people that have been born and spent most of their life on Mars and at some point will meet people who were bor
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Building your own blockchain using Haskell(functional.works-hub.com)
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A few rules for survival as a remote worker(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Excellent read, thanks for highlighting it. It provided quite an interesting backdrop for a good part of Western European art of the early 19th century.
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Transducers in Clojure, examples(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
As creepy as the increased invasion of privacy on the Google phones, the most disturbing is the Google Clips camera. That's literally how the movie "The Circle" started (although it's a pretty bad movie).
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Initially I thought that dropping the jack was a "meh" idea, myself using only bluetooth headphones for more than 2 years now. But then every single time I commute or go to a park I see a bunch of people with their cable headphone
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Pharaoh tomb discovered underneath Santa Claus's church(newsweek.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
agreed, I think that's the point of the article - the grey area is very large here. Judge Alsup slapped both Uber and Waymo/Google over the wrist and "With that, Alsup got up and retired to his chambers." seems like a g
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by fnwx17 9y ago
completely agreed. I'm not sure if it's a well-known fact or fake news, but I remember talking to someone from the US and learning that quite a few states will pay a one-way ticket to California for their homeless.
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by fnwx17 9y ago
It's actually pretty amazing how much of Uber's policies seems to be around "plausible deniability" let's get [this] done! but, it is legal? no, it's mostly borderline towards full blown illegal. ok, make sure
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by fnwx17 9y ago
"While Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies rely on proof of work, where miners solve a cryptographic puzzle to reach consensus on the state of the ledger, proof-of-stake systems reach consensus by coin-holder vote. As a result, pro
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Think of how excited accountants will be to be able to have a numpad!

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