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by jp0d 4y ago
Mate, you've no idea how much I could related to your story. I've a bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering. Looking back at those subjects, I feel like I didn't have the maturity needed to appreciate the depth and meaning
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by jp0d 4y ago
I honestly thought, this was related to the ex-prime minister of Australia (Scott Morrison).
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by jp0d 4y ago
You're not wrong. But I don't think I claimed anywhere that IQ is a measure of general intelligence. Neither does it mean that people with higher IQ will necessarily be more successful. But being at the extreme ends of IQ spectrum
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by jp0d 4y ago
I'm not sure if the OP is the original author. It looks like the original author is only 14 years old. They may have picked up programming skills and possibly have higher IQ compared to their classmates or peers. It can often make it
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by jp0d 4y ago
haha.. Silly, but an enjoyable read, nonetheless. >> In the banning go crate the hens and the earth no the earth was formless and empty darkness was or the surface of the dept and the sort of God was hovering ver the worse
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by jp0d 4y ago
I still blows my mind that they designed and built it more than 45 years ago! Kudos to engineers.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Everyone is at a different stage in their lives. It feels like the author hasn't had much challenges and found most of the work boring. I agree with some of the points the author has raised but not all. I don't agree with your com
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by jp0d 4y ago
I understand the importance of diversity, inclusivity and equal-opportunities etc.. But this looks quite bad on her part. Some of her comments are in fact racist. BTW, I'm a brown guy!
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by jp0d 4y ago
An Elon looking humanoid might be living there acclimatising and studying the place before the actual landing party arrives.
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by jp0d 4y ago
I think I found the following one a few weeks ago. Working my way through it. I'm usually a Vim user on Linux. https://karthinks.com/software/batteries-included-with-emacs...
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by jp0d 4y ago
I can't help but look at this thing with nothing but cynicism. While `surfsvammel` has given one scenario where it could be useful in a positive way, I think the negative aspects of this far outweighs the positives.
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by jp0d 4y ago
It's been pointed out that Hydrogen fuel cell is less energy efficient in its current form. It's true and it'll probably needs a lot more research before it's viable and is competitive against battery powered cars.
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by jp0d 4y ago
hahaha. They're absolute gold!
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by jp0d 4y ago
I agree with this.
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by jp0d 4y ago
I think in a way it's good that we didn't do that in the sixties. Nuclear reactors are a lot more advanced and safer these days. Probably never too late to get onto it.
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by jp0d 4y ago
I'm all for renewable power and environmentally sustainable technologies. This includes Solar, Beach, Wind power and Nuclear power. Preferably Hydrogen fuel cell cars over battery powered cars (purely for less batter and less toxic mat
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by jp0d 4y ago
This is really exciting. I wish we had nuclear power here in Australia. I know I might get downvoted for this comment. But with advancement in technology and large amount nuclear fuel (Uranium deposit) available, it's a great choice. 1
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by jp0d 4y ago
Actually, you're correct. The only reason I can think of is curiosity. Beyond that it has very little importance, to me personally. That's why I may never do it. But it definitely looks fun. I don't know about Haskell but I&#
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by jp0d 4y ago
Cheers mate.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thanks mate. :)
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by jp0d 4y ago
hahaha.. Thank you for comment. Yes, I actually signed up for a course on Udemy and did some F# after a few lessons on SML from Dan Grossman on Coursera. My company has bet big on .net and our products have been developed on .Net. So that&#
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by jp0d 4y ago
I did a few lessons on Standard ML from it on Coursera. It's brilliant. Thank you.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Yes, of course. Glad you're enjoying programming in it. I'd love to learn it for fun if I didn't have any time constraints. Dabbling in a bit of StandardML and F# at the moment. Just to get a basic understanding of functional
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thank you. I did not know that. I thought Racket was a superset of Scheme with a lot of batteries included.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thank you kind stranger. I actually chose to learn a bit of StandardML to understand functional programming, but every now and then when I see a post like this I get tempted to try Racket as well. I've got a copy of SICP on my desk and
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by jp0d 4y ago
Is SICP the best way to learn Racket? https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/...
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by jp0d 4y ago
I'm fascinated by Racket-lang team's constant updates. It feels like there is always some activity in that space. Does anyone know about any companies where it's used in production environments? Is it particularly good for ce
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by jp0d 4y ago
Reminds me of this Veritasium episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1_OpWiyijU
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by jp0d 4y ago
Perfect timing. Thanks for posting this. I recently bought a Microbit V2 and Raspberry Pi Pico with a few sensors and a breadboard. Excited to play with these. Thanks to everyone who've suggested informative sources as well. Cheers.
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by jp0d 4y ago
To each to their own. It's quite evident that the author simply dislikes MacOS. Many of these problems if these can be labelled as such, aren't really serious issues for the majority of users. And in some cases it seems that the a

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