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by juped 7y ago
Sounds like you'd like Go, which works this way.
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by juped 7y ago
I think of superdeterminism not as a theory but as a barometer - the Bell's Theorem world we live in is baffling enough that people are willing to consider superdeterminism as an explanation.
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by juped 7y ago
Then why not write the options and capture those premiums?
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by juped 7y ago
All that text and it doesn't mention that the offending character is a U+00A0 NO-BREAK SPACE with UTF-8 bytes C2 A0.
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by juped 7y ago
This is actually pretty hard. I recommend reading C codebases, but it can be hard to know which ones are good. Code to C99 for now; keep an eye on C11 etc. Have a personal library of C implementations of things. Don't worry about being
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by juped 7y ago
Plaid's API, and probably other similar APIs, already returns broad categories when you query bank or card transactions.
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by juped 7y ago
The SPA rewrite of wiki was an extremely bizarre move and I'm still not sure why they did it. (For those who aren't aware, this site is the wiki - the original one, and was mindblowing in the 2000s.)
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by juped 7y ago
I accept your apology. History is for reading, not writing. Do we make decisions that give us readable and informative histories? The people who give up and rebase absolutely everything into one linear trunk are not working optimally, but a
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by juped 7y ago
It's named "master" and people have become very superstitious about that name. That's it, that's the reason.
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by juped 7y ago
Don't hire - there's nothing wrong with him, or with working part time, at all, but you already don't trust him. Unless you have the absolutely iron self-discipline to not sabotage his work by distrusting him, don't put
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by juped 7y ago
Using "aether" as a generalized snarl word is really irksome. None of us were alive for the debates in physics of a century ago. General relativity is an aether theory; i.e., it ascribes properties (the metric tensor) to empty spa
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by juped 7y ago
It's very refreshing not to have some web 7.0 (or whatever we're up to now) site trying to "engage" me when all I want is to look at a source code repository.
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by juped 7y ago
The germ theory of disease is just a theory, while butts-in-seats management is a fact.
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by juped 7y ago
This looks really excellent, and is the future (meaning, these sorts of worse-is-better tools scraping loosely structured messes into very simple standard structures are the future). Something that's conceptually related but pretty dif
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by juped 7y ago
No one ever mentions what I actually love org-mode for, which is being a super-easy brainless markup language that can compile to reasonable LaTeX documents, freeing me from LaTeX boilerplate.
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by juped 7y ago
If I were developing a Gmail add-in and discovered that it costs $15,000 up front, I would immediately start writing an Outlook add-in instead.
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by juped 7y ago
Sometimes the definition is wrong (which should be a big hint that the definition is just pointing at something). Like the definition of prime that I was taught in primary school, "a prime is a positive integer whose only divisors are
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by juped 7y ago
It's only gotten worse since.
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by juped 7y ago
>The photos you use must be taken at a designated photography studio. Users cannot upload their own photos. [...] This is probably the top idea in this whole thread so far.
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by juped 7y ago
>In mathematics, a monad is defined as a monoid in the category of endofunctors. Sure. But like everything in math what it really is is a thing that the mathematician has come to know through application of effort. The definition is a po
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by juped 7y ago
For the latter - that's because I can find better domains than the ones on your front page for free by looking at expireddomains.net every so often. Also, many have given up on .com, in which case they may use something like park.io fo
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by juped 7y ago
Even if legal (I wouldn't assume that it necessarily is, even if you signed something), this is extremely unethical, obviously.
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by juped 7y ago
This is a really common experience. Work samples were supposed to be the answer to this, though I've had really awful experiences with work-sample companies.
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by juped 7y ago
It explains why she would take the dubious bootcamp route.
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by juped 7y ago
(Gigantic) thread on the previous post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22331804
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by juped 7y ago
It's an amazing (good) achievement that they were able to debt finance, and really improves their credibility as a business in my estimation.
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by juped 7y ago
KSP doesn't simulate GR
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by juped 7y ago
Well... they don't, unless those humans are differential geometers.
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by juped 7y ago
Because "world" doesn't actually mean anything - it's an analogy that is intuitive and snaps into place with the math for some people but not others. The intuition that works for others is "collapse", for me it
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by juped 7y ago
Waterfall is project management the speaker doesn't like.

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