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jxub
8y ago
Really solid and unbiased explanation, thanks for that.
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Lenses for philosophers
(julesh.com)
69 points
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jxub
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The Programming Languages Zoo
(plzoo.andrej.com)
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jxub
8y ago
There was a class of well-off peasants who had fairly comfortably lives, but for the most part I think you're right as that part of my argument was really hand-wavy.
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jxub
8y ago
You probably ment until the rise of Nazism and the indifference of the Western powers that be to what was going on in Germany.
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jxub
8y ago
Strangely, Poland was left largely unafected by the Black Death so the cause of this social arrngement wasn't there. The high regard for peasants in Poland contrasted with the neighboring East Slavic countries like Russia probably beca
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jxub
8y ago
For the record, my submission of the article above doesn't mean that I think Poland is not liberal in any way (I'm Polish by the way). I just found the article pretty in-depth and interesting thus worthy of posting here.
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Poland was shockingly liberal during the 1400s
(smashcompany.com)
188 points
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jxub
8y ago
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jxub
8y ago
Also, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xFfOhasiOE is a pretty good conference talk that offers a high-level overview of CRDTs.
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On exploiting the jemalloc memory manager (2014)
(phrack.com)
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New Zealand bans sale of homes to foreign buyers
(theguardian.com)
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jxub
8y ago
Maybe there's a niche in the market for an egg freezing company with multiple availability zones, like AWS or GCP. Hope they adopt good SRE practices and don't screw up their uptime ;)
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jxub
8y ago
It's great to hear about your story! Cheers and good luck ;)
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jxub
8y ago
It is a file sharing scheme, these are just the human dynamics that stem from it.
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jxub
8y ago
Perhaps I'm going off tangent, but the social dynamics associated with torrenting are pretty darn interesting. On one hand, they seem to converge towards a consensus with most seeded and downloaded files and popularity as a trust facto
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Out of the Tar Pit (2006) [pdf]
(curtclifton.net)
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The Translucent File Service (1988) [pdf]
(mcvoy.com)
27 points
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jxub
8y ago
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Gunicorn, the thundering herd and other concurrency programming challenges
(youtube.com)
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jxub
8y ago
Another explanation on CRDTs with a broader scope, can be found here: https://github.com/ljwagerfield/crdt . There's also this conference talk by Arnout Engelen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xFf
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The Xi Text Engine CRDT
(github.com)
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The Hurricane's Butterfly: Debugging Pathologically Performing Systems
(youtube.com)
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jxub
8y ago
Probably Rentech and Two Sigma. First one is a guess.
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jxub
8y ago
Care to expand? Their contributions seem pretty interesting and important to me, and improving the financial market is not a bullshit nor trivial task at all.
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Parameterised Notions of Computation [pdf]
(bentnib.org)
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String.hashCode() is plenty unique
(sigpwned.com)
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Learn TLA+
(learntla.com)
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Geopolitics in the Himalayas
(encyclopediageopolitica.com)
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Introduction to OCaml
(blog.baturin.org)
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jxub
8y ago
Maybe the poster ment Baltic states as in Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Germany. Norway and UK are also other decent spots.
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Findings from the Global Study of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors (2006) [pdf]
(npr.org)
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jxub
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