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by kovek 9y ago
I am reading Haskell Programming from First Principles right now. If I did not know how the language works from doing this reading, then I do not see how I could make anything useful without quickly getting annoyed by the compiler
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by kovek 9y ago
What terminal are you using on iOS?
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by kovek 9y ago
What core principles or values does or would good management abide to?
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by kovek 9y ago
Hey Ryan, I see this question asked very often in the last year or two. I am not an expert on deep learning, nor have I taken the deeplearning.ai track, but am currently learning about the topic. Some of the resources out there have nice pr
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by kovek 9y ago
On this discussion. I was trying to work better with React code. I found out about global + gtags + pygments. I'll soon be able to jump to reference if I set things up properly. I'll probably post something about that soon. Anyone
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by kovek 9y ago
I had this question worded differently asked to me when I interviewed to do an undergrad at Cambridge. If you have a rope that is wrapped around earth and you lift it off the ground as much as possible, and you see that it is 10km above the
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by kovek 9y ago
I wonder if there had been some efforts to index all of the mailing lists into something like elastic search? Would elastic search help when a search's phrasing doesn't quite match phrases that have been indexed? Are there other s
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by kovek 9y ago
For #4, maybe `git work tree add` could help. The docs give a clear example of how to use it.
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by kovek 9y ago
Shared memory? Is that also maybe going to be implemented on chrome? I would not have expected shared with code running on the web/in a browser. I'm confused about the goals of ECMA and how ECMA relates to JavaScript.
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by kovek 9y ago
I wonder, would you be able to check if the self-hosted appliance is making requests to IPs other to the one that hosts your Github Entreprise instance? If you can check for this, you can be more confident that your data is not being sent o
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by kovek 9y ago
I had a friend tell me about how there was a group that wanted to see how much time do surfers actually spend surfing. It turns out, only 1% of the time they put into getting set up to surf a wave are they actually surfing waves. Still, it&
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by kovek 9y ago
I wonder how nesting of tables would be like? I guess if you had function calls inside, it would look nicer than drawing a table inside a table.
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by kovek 9y ago
I think that the keyboard should always stay present and there should be no dialog appearing when he edits the symbols. There should only be a textinput at the location of the symbol. Also, some icons on the right could be present so that y
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by kovek 9y ago
I really like your blog post because it covers all the important and interesting parts concisely. It seems like the same can be said about other content on your website. I'll read more of it!
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by kovek 9y ago
It seems to me like lisp-like (let's call this "somelisp", defined transpiled using Racket) syntax can be easily transpiled to other languages. If in Haskell I have for example: myFunc :: [a] -> Int myFunc = leng
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by kovek 9y ago
What does this handmadewritings website have to do with Jacque Fresco his Venus Project?
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by kovek 9y ago
What are some examples of vulnerability scanners you are thinking of?
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by kovek 9y ago
I was thinking that you do not necessarily need a mouse if you know your keyboard-fu well, but then realized that you could use the phone screen as a trackpad in place of a mouse.
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by kovek 9y ago
I think that this is a great idea!! Following the commit tree allows you to easily modify the code without breaking it, and then quickly test out the results by running it while you're looking at the gitorial. If need be, the learner c
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by kovek 9y ago
Metacademy has been great to get me to ramp up for my course's material quickly. I hope such maps will properly evolve across domains. It seems like the web is a great way to discover the structure of these maps, but it takes more time
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by kovek 9y ago
Where could one read up more about this math showing you cannot significantly reduce risk by diversifying more than ~20 streams?
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by kovek 9y ago
I don't think I was able to get realgud working when I tried. However, I agree! I think open source has helped the industry to move forward quicker, since a lot of people get to see what the code for things that work look like.
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by kovek 10y ago
How would you get to having the right SSH settings for timeout and keep alive? What I've done when using a slow connection is run emacs with w3m on a remote server and get the rendered text through SSH. I'm realizing more and more
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by kovek 10y ago
À lot of the discussions here remind me of the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. I recommend it. It's a short and easy read, since there are no technical terms. It's a lot of good examples that show what works and what
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by kovek 10y ago
They mention books. I appreciate books and courses because the `signal / time spent` ratio is high. A little bit tangential to this is the idea of being able to find information online. I wonder, are there any tools that help googling
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by kovek 10y ago
How would one go about finding these studies you mentioned?
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by kovek 10y ago
My experience has been that going outside in the cold (-15C) with only minimal layers of protection did not cause a cold. I did however notice how, if I was sitting in a hot bus next to the cold window, such that only part of my body was co
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by kovek 10y ago
Which part do you not understand? It sounds like this will work on more than one platform, it acts as a simple interface for some other tool. Also, they are working on this for Android.
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by kovek 10y ago
That's cool! I was thinking of doing something similar a few weeks ago. I settled on using tools I knew well to just achieve what I needed quickly. I use tmux and emacs. I run a tmux session with a window which has a top and bottom pan
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by kovek 10y ago
I wonder, where does ponylang fall short? I think that might be an interesting way to compare it to other languages.

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