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judk
12y ago
So multicursor is an unhygenic version of semantic rename (refactoring)? Ew.
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12y ago
Several powerful new plugins depend on Vim 7.4
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12y ago
Your quotes say "distribution", not "except execution"
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12y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Please share.
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12y ago
Ultimately anyone can lie to anyone, and misplaced trust is a separate problem from letting people know. Plenty of records are incorrect, and kill people.
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12y ago
How does hidden help? An honest response to a hypochondriac is pretty obvious to any other doctor. 100x "patient complains of y, tests show no evidence"
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12y ago
It's hard to blame doctors, when patients prefer to eat mcdonalds+pills over any kind of vaguely healthy diet from any model (be it ketonic or paleo or south beach or low fat or low sugar vegetarian or whole foods or whatever)
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12y ago
It's not controversial. It is well known that triglycerides and LDL/HDL ratios are more important than total cholesterol. These are all part of the standard blood lipid panel. Some doctors are just unaware of the relatively modern
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12y ago
Eh, not really. Most computer-typing professionals (programmers etc) learned touch typing by natural practice. People who don't type much and never practice don't get fast. School definitely not required even for intense practice.
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12y ago
[2010]
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It says "submitted to a journal" in 2010, Does that mean that the paper was accepted, or was rejected 4 years ago and never published?
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12y ago
What a weird way to create artificial boundaries in thr science community.
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12y ago
It's not surprising, it's technologyreview, which spun out from student newspaper to linkbaity web tabloid a few years ago. In this case, however the original paper (already linked in the HN comments) is itself a linkbaity title w
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12y ago
It's not broadly true. Quaternions are mainly useful for math on the surface of a sphere.
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12y ago
People tend to take author's ideas at face value. The annotations change the "face" of the author.
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12y ago
It's almost as though "left" and "right" are meaningless terms that are just use to split the people into two camps for battle against each other.
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12y ago
http://makeagif.com/youtube-to-gif Surface UI really does make all the difference. Interestingly, makeagif also has trouble with vevo vids.
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12y ago
This is why we get competitive bids from multiple banks.
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12y ago
Non-profit "debt counselors" is actually a huge scam industry that operates in the loopholes of nonprofit debt-counseling law.
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12y ago
TH also ruins Haskell by inserting inivisble code with spooky action at a distance, where you have to pre-import symbols that TH will insert later, and compiler errors refer to code defined somewhere else but print line numbers of where the
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12y ago
Pokemon is turn based with no AI, why would it need cycles?
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12y ago
Haskell has an interpreter as well as a compiler. No one cares enough about making one for Go. I used a C interpreter a decade ago.
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12y ago
It's an amazing implementation of 1995 desktop 3D graphics in a vonstrained and buggy browser environment.
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12y ago
Are you the unconed from TermKit? What's its status?
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12y ago
Checked exceptions are much closer to "error codes" than unchecked exceptions. Checked exceptions just loosen the constraint a bit and let you defer handling to anywhere the caller's remaining function scope (or explicitly co
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12y ago
Interesting tat Go has the same philosophy yet is anti-C++ many ways. The difference is that Go doesn't believe "useful" is enough justification-- usefulness is balanced against clutter and complexity.
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12y ago
Most of the undergraduate math majors finished high school math by age 14. Manjul was a cut above even them in mathematical talent and experience.
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2nd point is key. From collectong comic books to running companies, there are many people who had the requisite starting potential to be a success, but attrition peels off almost all of them for so many small and often unrelated reasons. M
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12y ago
Shipping.
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12y ago
I would guess it probably means 2-3%ile of a "healthy" "middle class" population like Finland, or a theoretical model of one.
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