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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Agree except for the cooking. Like gardening, its a very rewarding privilege if you don't have to do the other shit
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Agree except for the cooking. Like gardening, its a very rewarding privilege if you don't have to so the other shit
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Yup. In a gold rush, sell shovels.
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Java runs at 90% the speed of C for most common benchmarks. It uses 50x the RAM to do so. But you're dead wrong to think java is slow. The only reason physics game engines are written in C++ is because physics game engines are written
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Consider you can easily emulate Vim inside Emacs but NOT the inverse and you'll understand what those extra cycles do.
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
I can't understand why shit like this exists. Anybody who needs a UUID can surely generate their own with one line in any language they choose. It's not like tinyurl where non tech users run into a Twitter limit.
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Oh I see, you were asking rhetorically :)
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
polymorphic typed lambda calculus. it's the theoretical basis for ML and Haskell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_F
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
If poker was "about" chance you wouldn't see the same top players every year in the finals of every major competition. The chance aspect is why poker is so interesting. But in the long run (ie, 100 games played with the sam
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Well both. Also in Clojurescript. Clojure's nil punning and Java's Null Pointers are an unholy alliance here. But a type system like Elm solves the problem before it ever gets to JavaScript for example.
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
In my experience most dsls are not of the quality of Typed Racket or Scribble. And many of the good languages designed in Racket could be just as well designed if they targeted LLVM. And for 99% of the programmers I've hired they&#x2
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
In my experience it's the exact opposite. Good design is precisely about constraints. A good type system like Haskell's gains you much more than it costs. Sure Json and Clojure are open and flexible, but this is not what you wan
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
I was in the process of creating my own language in racket. It was going to codify everything I had learned over the years into powerful abstractions and target JavaScript. Halfway though I realized I was inventing a shittier Purescript. D
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
Don't stop there. I thought racket was the holy grail due to the macro system but my real metamorphosis came after learning Haskell. I realize now that my previous preference for Clojure was because I was stuck in prototyping mode. On
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
https://youtu.be/sl2zo7tzrO8 HAXL
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If Einstein can be wrong(invisiblerobot.ai)
1 points by invisiblerobot 4y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 4y ago
https://youtu.be/S3pIuy69UE8
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
It's not surprising once you watch
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
It doesn't need to be complicated. Just long. ie theuniverseis99%emptyspaceatleastthatswhatiwastaughtbymr.cattoningrade6 easy to remember without paper and uncrackable. Pair it with a yubikey and that's your bitwarden master
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
Do you have a link for the pacman behaviours? Can't find it
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
Also it implies you may be recording me without my permission...drunk...in a bar...with my mistress.
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China says it has a quantum computer 1M x Google's(thenextweb.com)
5 points by invisiblerobot 5y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
Hilarious. Had I known that I wouldn't have commented like the puppet I am. I remember when the Killers song Somebody Told Me was all over the radio. I HATED that f'ing song. But I came to love the killers as a side note. When
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
At least the asteroid destroyed that horrible song
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
It isn't pedantic if torrents turn out to be an equally effective means of creating change.
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Deep Mind AGI(zdnet.com)
2 points by invisiblerobot 5y ago|0 comments
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by invisiblerobot 5y ago
Magnesium Bi-glycynate reduced my depression tremendously. Magnesium is required for serotonin production. And modern farming practices virtually eliminate it from our diet.
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying an article that is positive sentiment OR negative sentiment is INTERESTING enough to click on. An article with luke warm sentiment either way is less interesting.
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
I would like a sentiment analysis of the comments posted beside each article link. A kind of temperature reading. So you can guage if the comments are generally positive or negative and use that as a proxy for whether the article is consi
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by invisiblerobot 6y ago
Exactly. Polymorphism is the killer feature and it's expressed more simply in functional languages like Clojure.

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