jcmoscon

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by jcmoscon 9y ago
The op comment is very relevant and true. http://www.cnbc.com/2016/09/01/algorithm-may-not-fix-faceboo...
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by jcmoscon 9y ago
That's what you do when you hate capitalism and hate the power to destroy it.
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by jcmoscon 9y ago
Read the "Red Cocaine" book to understand this war. It's an old book but the players didn't change.
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by jcmoscon 9y ago
>Globalism also quite literally lifted hundreds of millions of non-western (mostly, not exclusively chinese) workers out of destitution and into the middle class. Do you know how the "lifted" the poor to middle class in Brazil?
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
I regret to have read this. It is very depressing, but also eye opening.
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
> Russia and its agents absolutely DID hack the US political parties How exactly did Russian agents hacked the parties? Can you give real examples and sources of your claim?
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
Read about classic rhetoric. It's a fascinating subject!
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
Hey, after I learned clojure and haskell I started liking javascript. Maybe you should learn some good functional programming and open your mind to other ways of thinking.
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
No thanks!
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
he is a democrat.
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by jcmoscon 10y ago
What I can't understand in this animation is how come the clouds does not change during the 4 hours span?
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by jcmoscon 11y ago
WhatsApp killed the email.
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by jcmoscon 11y ago
Come on. It's the left-wing weekly magazine. I can't read it. It's Keynesianism propaganda.
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by jcmoscon 11y ago
If you are interested in lerning more about bloomberg data http://www.bloomberglabs.com/data-science/
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Data science makes an impact on Wall Street(radar.oreilly.com)
2 points by jcmoscon 11y ago|1 comments
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by jcmoscon 11y ago
> “Daddy? Why is water wet?” And the proper answer is: strong tetrahedral hydrogen bonding, which they then related to their teachers for years afterward whenever the subject of water came, they’d say, “Strong tetrahedral hydrogen bondin
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by jcmoscon 11y ago
We all lucky that nothing exploded and created everything 1000000000000000 years ago in a galaxy far far away, right?
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by jcmoscon 12y ago
It's because socialism works!!!
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State of Clojure language features(tech.puredanger.com)
3 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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The Lambda Calculus for Absolute Dummies (like myself)(palmstroem.blogspot.ch)
1 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
I'm wondering how they end up with numbers like 17 million. Does anybody know?
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
... and I know the Guy who created it!
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Using VisualVM to profile Clojure code(mjg123.github.io)
1 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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Core.async, a Clojure Library for Asynchronous Programming [video](g33ktalk.com)
4 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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Android App Development with Clojure: An Interactive Tutorial(github.com)
2 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
So, nothing exploded and created everything? How come?
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
Sorry, I'm not trying to be smarter than you. Probably, I'm not. I'm just trying to make you see that actually, there is no evidence for evolution. What you have is tons of text books telling they showed you the evidence, but
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Clojure at Netflix(speakerdeck.com)
4 points by jcmoscon 13y ago|0 comments
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
Just one evidence. Can you give me? I bet you thought about the bacteria, uh? :)
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by jcmoscon 13y ago
Just give us 1 evidence for evolution. The best evidence you can find. So we can discuss if is a scientific evidence or just a "I think" evidence.

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