johnleppings

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by johnleppings 14y ago
Who says concurrency has to be non-deterministic? Back that up with a single peer-reviewed paper or published book.
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by johnleppings 14y ago
You said that you used "a small '$'". How's it any smaller than usual?
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by johnleppings 14y ago
@shit_hn_says Why not? A thread allows for two parts of the program to be running concurrently. Whether or not they run in parallel is orthogonal. Why don't you think they allow for concurrency? A few citations to back myself up: Concurrent
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by johnleppings 14y ago
How do you make your $ character appear smaller than usual?
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by johnleppings 14y ago
I can't believe anyone here has never heard of reCAPTCHA. This is a pointless post.
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by johnleppings 14y ago
It's a turing complete language. Why is it surprising or note-worthy that you can implement ML algorithms in it?
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by johnleppings 14y ago
Did you read the fucking article? The application began as a simple CLI for executing JS, and had underscore as its standard library. So it was a CLI for underscore. Then they made it JSON focused.
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by johnleppings 14y ago
"reactions like yours where women are challenged and questioned for seeking knowledge in the first place" No, come on, that's grossly unfair. I would never challenge or question a woman for seeking knowledge. I would never treat a woman any
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by johnleppings 14y ago
I get defensive, if you want to call it that, because I think any attempt to specially encourage one involuntary group is patronising. If a individual woman doesn't want to attend then that's her business. You can't ask woman-kind why none
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by johnleppings 14y ago
Yes, we should allow male only events. Why not? Or do you mean should we prevent women turning up? No we should not allow events that prevent women turning up. But if an event happens to have no women turn up, then so the fuck what? Are you
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by johnleppings 14y ago
The problem is - should we follow this argument all the way? Do you precisely work out the proportion of people of every conceivable group in every team, and cause a fuss when it isn't right? If you don't, what is the reason for that? Why w
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by johnleppings 14y ago
I think that's totally illogical. How many members of your community are gay? Have red hair? Are left handed. You have no idea, and you wouldn't recruit based on those characteristics. So why recruit based on gender?
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by johnleppings 14y ago
I don't understand why the gender of a programmer is relevant to anything. You are concerned that there are no enough women. Why? Why do you want more women? Why is the particular sexual organs that someone has of interest to you?
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by johnleppings 14y ago
This approach didn't work for Slashdot, Digg and Reddit, which are all fallen civilisations. If we don't try anything new to solve the problem, this civilisation will fall as well.