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All of this could have been avoided with more robust filtering capabilities in the hands of users, which Twitter has consistently refused to provide. The big social media platforms should be treated as common carriers, and as such only be r
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Didn't mean to imply she was not serious, rather that studying the Principia was a thing in those days, and rather the Surprisingly part of the title of the OP is problematic.
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IIRC one of young Voltaire's French lady friends was studying the Principia , and it was considered a trendy thing to do. > The discovery suggests that Principia had a stronger impact on Enlightenment science than previous resear
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Most people really like the Ionide VS Code plug-in for F#. I still think Visual Studio is better, but VS in its full glory is only available on Windows. Ionide should work for you. As far as starting up F#, I try some of the resources here
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F# programmer here. I still find VS superior to anything on VS Code, and a lot of people prefer the VS Code Ionide F# IDE. Most importantly I could do everything in F# I need to do (or can do in VS), debugging, refactoring, interactive test
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System.Speech has sadly not been supported since the beginning of .NET (as in dotnet, not the framework ) That pretty much means MS is deprecating it in favor of the Azure speech services...yeah, bummer.
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That will be a stretch, since they require different compilers. C# and F# projects in the same solution not good enough?
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My experience with F# over 7 years of production coding is for most needs there is already an F# .NET library or wrapper over an OO library. It's mostly only very specialized needs that drive me to an OO .NET library.
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Completely do away with dependency injection by using one of the many available F# options, for instance SAFE stack. Should be able to likewise give you a much simpler and understandable config model. https://safe-stack.github.io
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Commenters are mostly overlooking the bidirectional element in the study. A psychiatric diagnosis in the previous year was associated with a higher incidence of COVID-19 diagnosis (relative risk 1·65, 95% CI 1·59–1·71; p<0·0001) htt
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Everything is not immutable or even becoming immutable. Content is merely endpoints. Unless extraordinary care is taken, like publishing hashes, the response from the endpoints can change over time. Lots of content has changed, for instance
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From my start on Twitter, about 8 years ago, I have striven to keep my brand professional, mostly exchanging messages with other techies and micro-blogging. I also mix in some of my other interests, but above all I try to stay out of poli
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> The case involves an all-Indian team of employees at Cisco Systems' headquarters in San Jose... If the government is going to make a discrimination case, shouldn't it be higher up the equal outcome ladder than caste?
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Refers to the number of "words", in this case 2 or 4. The term word is not used so much anymore because it's kind of lost its usefulness in modern computer architectures. It used to refer to the size of CPU registers and/
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Same article from yesterday's thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24870552
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Without Boswell Johnson would have been a footnote to the history of English literature of no interest to English lit. undergrads, despite having compiled the first useful dictionary of the English language. > Why would most normal peopl
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If I were ever to return to being a news junky, axios.com would be at the top of my source list. Notice the objective to the point layout, and link to the data source. My only quibble is axios did not link directly to the white paper explai
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Nope. You have not convinced me a top down authority for the English language is necessary of even desirable. I call this approach the engineer's fallacy of seeing something messy and wanting to engineer it right away. I do occasiona
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Wow, so much divergence in the comments from what the OP is telling us. ;tldr Generalists are good for some things, but why educate yourself on a topic from a generalist when you have access to the experts?
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A one party city in a one party state, endorsed by the local media establishment. You get what you vote for.
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Me too. And I'm in the Bay Area, normally multiple aircraft are visible on a clear day at any time.
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Every time a pastor has a personal scandal or other personal problem, especially the mega-church pastors, it becomes fodder for media exploitation. Do television writers, producers, and actors get the same public proctology exam? Rarely. Bu
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Logistics pipelines are designed to efficiently flow in one direction only. At large scale if returns are handled at all, it has to be a separate system. In the extreme case of logistic pipelines into war zones it leads to what looks like e
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I'm kind of shocked there's nothing on the front page about Penrose winning the Nobel prize for physics. The guy is really a polymath, even accounting for his outlandish and sometimes discredited theories.
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Yeah, wasn't Venice a republic for close to 1,000 years? What ultimately did in Venice was Napoleon conquering all of continental Europe.
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Ethereum gas prices are necessitating acceleration to a Proof of Authority Urbit PKI https://gist.github.com/belisarius222/41998e569fe741ab0e1ffd...
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Ubit Late 2020 Progress Update: OS 1 – OS 1.N
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Mechanical systems generally have well established failure modes, frequently related to parts wearing out with use. Often these failures can be predicted by warning signs or history of use. Networked software systems generally have complete
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Isn't that the basis of analog computing? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_computer
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Good thought. The practical barriers to better packing are access roads/tracks and property lines. Both of which tend to be straight.
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