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by grg0 1y ago
Haskell excels at DSLs and the sort of data manipulation needed in compilers. OCaml, Lisp, and really any language with support for ADTs and such things do the trick as well. You can even try hard with modern C++ and variant types and such,
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by grg0 1y ago
Ok, well, thanks for the clarification.
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by grg0 1y ago
That is not what I understood, and it sounds terrible. What if you're not a crawler but random Joe surfing the internet? Clearly Joe should see content without payment? So they need some way to tell the crawler and Joe apart, and presu
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by grg0 1y ago
This requires good faith on behalf of the crawler? So it's DOA; why even bother implementing this? Also, what a piece of zero-trust shit the web is becoming thanks to a couple of shit heads who really need to extract monetary value out
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by grg0 1y ago
He grew up in a very stringent household. Everybody was writing Rust and he was like, "damn, I wish I could write C."
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by grg0 1y ago
So they voted to shut it down in 2015, which is a very different statement than it being shut down in 2015 (your original statement). And did they plan the shutdown to take place at this exact time of year 2025, or was the date not set back
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by grg0 1y ago
How was it shut down in 2015 when the article claims it has been shut down abruptly just recently? Do you mean it was planned to be shut down in 2015? And where does that come from? If it was planned in 2015, then I agree that's a rele
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by grg0 1y ago
If you showed this to Trump, he would believe that is what an actual star looks like. Even a child knows that a star has five pointy ends!
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by grg0 1y ago
No, that's source available. See the OSI definition for what 'open source' means. And this is precisely the issue with 'open source' vs 'free software'. Once you rewire your brain for the latter, it's
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by grg0 1y ago
Literally the superior option.
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by grg0 1y ago
No need for fancy light sabers, put them to the sword.
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by grg0 1y ago
The guy isn't a random broccoli either, he's got some history. If you found that interesting, you might want to check out his other works. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietrich_Bonhoeffer
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by grg0 1y ago
Bonhoeffer's theory of stupidty is relevant here: https://www.onthewing.org/user/Bonhoeffer%20-%20Theory%20of%...
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by grg0 1y ago
I am happy^^ that ^^ is our quote character. ^^
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by grg0 1y ago
That sounds terrible. Do you think the US can recover from this if these policies extend for the full 4-year presidential period?
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by grg0 1y ago
I am actually an FSF associate member. What is your point, to alienate other FSF supporters or something?
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by grg0 1y ago
That is really sad, especially for people here, because the kind of people who dwell on HN are likely to specifically avoid creating much of a public profile on account of their increased knowledge and perception of these systems. Time to g
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I Tried to Warn Them, but We've Lost Control G. Hinton [video](youtube.com)
3 points by grg0 1y ago|1 comments
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Trump Mobile(trumpmobile.com)
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by grg0 1y ago
These are 240 people killed . When will Boeing be sued for negligence?
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by grg0 1y ago
Sure, but some of us are old enough to remember computing freedom, and for us, it isn't worth it.
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by grg0 1y ago
SaaS may not be a particularly good example because like others have mentioned, there are costs to it, and it's up to you to decide whether the price is worth the convenience. The anti-subscription sentiment is not without merit, howev
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by grg0 1y ago
In genetic programming, you do not immediately kill offspring that do not perform well. Tournament selection takes this further by letting the offspring compete with each other in distinct groups before running the world cup and killing the
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by grg0 1y ago
This is genetic programming and is probably older than the authors. Did somebody just came up with a new term for an old concept?
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by grg0 1y ago
Damn, 70% of casualties on both sides caused by drones? That really puts things into perspective.
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by grg0 1y ago
And that video links to several petitions here: https://autonomousweapons.org/take-action/
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by grg0 1y ago
Or a function backoff(attempt) that abstracts away the details and can be re-used in places, perhaps a higher-order function that takes as input the function that does whatever. "This code, or something like it, probably looks really f
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by grg0 1y ago
The part where a corporation does the driving for you.
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by grg0 1y ago
Does it say "y'all"?
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by grg0 1y ago
$3719 for a GPU certainly is new. I'm fucking pumped for brick-and-mortar, though. Bring more bricks.

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