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by gdy 7y ago
I see that you haven't really abandoned your 'baiting style'.
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by gdy 7y ago
Thank you, I've read the links, but without an example of Haskell/Scala code the benefits for any particular real problem are not clear to me. Specifically, speaking of the second link, what happens if you need to get rid of two t
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by gdy 7y ago
I'm not sure if adding an additional language or two to C makes the codebase simpler than pure C++ code. What's more, I've witnessed quite a few times the code generating program becoming incomprehensible after more and more
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by gdy 7y ago
"You didn't read the article did you?" Firstly, don't be an ass. Secondly, the article mentioned many factors, including specifically "quantity of education, remoteness of education", which are arguably are not
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by gdy 7y ago
Was it a requirement for 'Software Verification & Validation' to use a different language?
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by gdy 7y ago
"it's been solvable with anything from a shell script to something more complicated forever" By this logic C as good as any language as long as you can compile that language to C.
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by gdy 7y ago
"higher-kinded types, which are immensely useful once you get used to them" Could you give an example of such immense usefulnes?
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by gdy 7y ago
We would first try to frighten them off.
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by gdy 7y ago
I'm not sure what beliefs exactly you have in mind, but I'll ask what makes beliefs 'shitty'? Other than being different from your own beliefs, that is.
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by gdy 7y ago
I don't see how denying employment to a law-abiding citizen is connected to the public interest. Perhaps, you are confusing your own interest with the public's one?
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by gdy 7y ago
How do you know that? At best, you can talk about yourself.
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by gdy 7y ago
Attacking the merits of the idea, not the person. Demanding the person to be fired is not fine, ad hominem attacks are not fine, sharing private information about the person is not fine. You get the idea.
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by gdy 7y ago
"Just"? We must have been reading different articles.
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by gdy 7y ago
"all forms of criticism" Criticism is fine, trying to shut opponent's mouth is not, punishment is not.
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by gdy 7y ago
But I feel so much better now :) Yes, what irked me is not so much her arguments as her smug attitude and the underhanded way of retelling the conversation with a person who trusted her enough to talk with her at length. If you ask me, lift
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by gdy 7y ago
To me this journalist is disgusting and plainly unprofessional. Yes, Jiayang Fan, I am looking at you. It's ok to argue with an interviewee, but, gosh, who does it like that? While "brainwashed" Liu Cixin is "deaf to the
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by gdy 7y ago
The journalist worked hard to achieve that effect.
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by gdy 7y ago
Nope, he is a man, nothing interesting here.
859.
by gdy 7y ago
Please provide your sources. Referencing your fellow students' ideology driven groupthink doesn't qualify as such.
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by gdy 7y ago
By what metric do you measure her work and the work of Watson and Crick?
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by gdy 7y ago
"appear to really know their stuff when it comes to aeronautics" Are they? How do you know that? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_amnesia_effect
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by gdy 7y ago
That's why the NSA has been spying on the allies, right?
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by gdy 7y ago
They voted for Trump because they voted against Clinton.
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by gdy 7y ago
>shoots down anyone Like Iranian or Korean Boings?
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by gdy 7y ago
Jamming
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by gdy 7y ago
But character assassination with all the data on you that FB has is trivial.
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by gdy 7y ago
"Much has been written in the West on the history of the Soviet space program but few Westerners have read direct first-hand accounts of the men and women who were behind the many Russian accomplishments in exploring space. The memoirs
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by gdy 7y ago
Haven't expected that.
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by gdy 7y ago
You comment is anything but positive, and yet you have written it. The last paragraph ("Thanks, for being today’s example. Now can you please make the effort next time?") is downright nasty. My impression from people like you is t
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by gdy 7y ago
It's the same with Iran: "70% of Iran’s science and engineering students are women" [0] [0] https://www-forbes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.forbes.com...

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