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by holonomically 5y ago
The best answer I can provide is this document: https://ziglang.org/learn/overview/ . It covers the main features of the language and how they compare to other languages like C, C++, and D. I personally think it ha
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The Fixation of Belief (1877) [pdf](bocc.ubi.pt)
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by holonomically 5y ago
The data/research mentioned in the tweet: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/more-follow-up-hi... .
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by holonomically 5y ago
The closest thing I can think of is recurse center: https://www.recurse.com/ .
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by holonomically 5y ago
Zig and Nim are good bets. Both are pushing the state of the art forward on what is possible with system programming languages. D is probably another good bet.
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As long as participation on social media is sponsored by advertising dollars the problem of misinformation will not go away. This project is gathering volunteers to do free work for Twitter and enrich its shareholders which makes sense from
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by holonomically 5y ago
Work on something that is personally meaningful instead of looking for the highest paying job.
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Drought in Madagascar(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
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by holonomically 5y ago
I didn't see if it was possible to self-host. Is that a planned feature?
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by holonomically 5y ago
I was being sarcastic.
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by holonomically 5y ago
This treatment is after they get infected. Do you understand what that means? There is no causal chain of events where the pills are better than the vaccine. If the vaccine kills you then so will the virus. If the vaccine doesn't kil
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by holonomically 5y ago
Yes. Sometimes I also give them bread or other food if I'm driving back from the grocery store. It fundamentally doesn't solve any problem but it at least shows them that someone is willing to give them something and help them out
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We’re Asking the Impossible of Vaccines(theatlantic.com)
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Where did I say it was?
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by holonomically 5y ago
I really like how you hedge that mRNA vaccines aren't "sterilizing to any significant extent" as if that invalidates what I said because obviously there is no such thing as a sterilizing vaccine. [1] All vaccines simply gen
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by holonomically 5y ago
I've repeatedly said in this thread that the vaccine preps the immune system so that the body is able to fight off the real virus because it has already been prepped ahead of time. No vaccine can ever prevent infection because that&#x2
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by holonomically 5y ago
This might be your lucky day. Whereabouts do you live? I have a Raspberry Pi 400 computer kit just sitting around. I might be able to ship it to you. Get in touch at sleepy.book1396@fastmail.com (that's a masked email address from fast
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by holonomically 5y ago
They do, I have friends that are hosts for people/immigrants from Afghanistan. I was just trying to gauge your commitment and sincerity to what you were saying.
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by holonomically 5y ago
A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.
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by holonomically 5y ago
Nuclear fusion and a social movement away from consumer pop culture.
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by holonomically 5y ago
The issue is lack of identities. If you make it completely anonymous then it will turn into a troll farm. If you require full identities then it'll turn into Facebook (or something like it). Blockchains add private keys and economic in
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by holonomically 5y ago
I think I prefer "In my opinion...".
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by holonomically 5y ago
Do you suppose we could pool enough money to start a community college? Or do you suppose it would be better to utilize existing public school infrastructure and make it better at addressing the educational needs of potential immigrants?
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by holonomically 5y ago
I never said I rushed to get the vaccine. I had been infected twice in the first few waves so I knew I was immune. I just got the vaccine because I knew it was safe and it would give me a boost against the oncoming future waves of infection
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Hand Gestures Help Us Learn Math(theatlantic.com)
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by holonomically 5y ago
What point are you actually making? I didn't say there would be no comparative studies but that I had been unable to find any using my amateur research skills. If you have any data and references then present them and we can discuss wh
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by holonomically 5y ago
The CNN article is about rushing approval before there was data available to show that it was safe for large scale deployment. Following the development of the vaccine convinced me that the folks working on Project Warpspeed [1] went above
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by holonomically 5y ago
Yes, thank you very much. It's all very clear now. I was definitely using the phrase incorrectly but, to be fair, the odds were stacked against me as a non-native speaker.
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by holonomically 5y ago
Yes, explain what is wrong with my statement. Where exactly is the error? Write it out and bracket the parts that are incorrect.
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by holonomically 5y ago
Quoting myself so it's clear > ...so you are underestimating the odds of contracting the virus and surviving, i.e. the odds are stacked against them and they don't realize it. Explain how I'm using it incorrectly.

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