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by jjaredsimpson 13y ago
Those pranksters just don't understand the left distributive law of foodstuffs.
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Based on dart and typescript, it'll feature static typing.
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why would anyone be interested in watching this? this is not HN material
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Its known that postpending to a linked list is slow. It's just a property of the data type.
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This idea that understanding something from 1st principles is a burden instead of a good foundation is puzzling to me. The work one does in the abstract is the foundation for the concrete. >The Bayesian method is the natural approach to
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Seriously. a bunch of snow that follows my mouse around. why? coming from haskell. i'm glad auto seems to be working better.
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Is arithmetic difficult? > About 0,000001% of the world population is currently interested in bitcoins. This is about 70 people. So author can't even be bother to make up a better number. > Getting a bitcoin into your virtual wal
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by jjaredsimpson 13y ago
OP should've used logarithmic half open intervals. Also there are gaps. Where is 5.5, 10.5. Bad poll.
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> Machines “can’t process infinity,” Spivack said. “Love, the experience of being in love, is one of those infinity kinds of things. It’s close to the experience of God, if there is such a thing. Or like chocolate. And I don’t think soft
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> but I think that the problem with the way it manages side effects is that it does so through lazy evaluation. This is not so. > and lazy evaluation is hard to wrap your head around. technically haskell is non-strict, not lazy. (a +
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Terence Tao
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>If indeed the ruling elite is hastening us toward a singularity, as corporate and State projects would seem to suggest Includes this terrible clause by the time I made it to the conclusion. Article misses the whole point of singularity
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Seems like Amazon recommends it in the documentation.
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certain jobs.
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this isn't a sieve, this is trial division. the runtime performance is very different.
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A large number of people know how to write C, C compilers are very mature and ubiquitous, C libraries are very mature, portable C code isn't difficult to write, C is good for constrained environments like embedded, for writing drivers, for
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It's also illuminating to note that haskell curries function application. This allows us to think of map as a function of one argument. map :: (a -> b) -> ([a] -> [b]) so instead of thinking that map takes a function and a list
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Adding the fact that: perfect(x) -> abundant(nx) | n>=2 gives a proof why.
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I don't see where the insight is. twin primes must be of the form (6k-1, 6k+1). So of course there will be a 2,3 at least. Smaller numbers have multiples that are more densely distributed among the integers.
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Seems like a "how can i design a bad intermediate language" project.