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by kreetx 2y ago
I think you need to expand on the edit even more for this to make sense.
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's the definition of "exists" that is contested. To me, the infinity of anything is a generator (a program that continues to print digits). Does some infinite number exists "now"? Not really (it's being print
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by kreetx 2y ago
Nextgov, About: "Nextgov/FCW is owned by GovExec" [1] GovExec, About: "In March of 2020, we committed our entire organization to creating the leading sales and marketing intelligence company serving the public sector &q
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by kreetx 2y ago
They are actual people! Mostly just tired of reading how the opposing side from the elections is not happy. I wish something like that would happen in EU.
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by kreetx 2y ago
I get the feeling that this might be spent on overpriced chips, so EU will not get much value for money.
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by kreetx 2y ago
That is how it feels sometimes. The regulators want to be in control, as if " they are responsible for anything good that comes", while the truth is that they are only able to somewhat restrict or nudge a process, while any stron
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by kreetx 2y ago
There were a few where you could get a spot when arriving late, but, indeed, it was pretty packed overall.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Interesting levels of discussion we are reaching here.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Appears to be so. The few people who I know have Teslas seem to be satisfied with them (every brand of car has bad apples).
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by kreetx 2y ago
That might be the reason why this has been submitted (i.e, the author doesn't know what "raw HTML" is).
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by kreetx 2y ago
Well, the author says that what is going on is "all illegal" because nobody voted for Elon Musk. But if you only count who was specifically voted for, could a president even have a team or should they be alone, as nobody else was
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by kreetx 2y ago
Do you mean the margin presented in the table here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_presiden... And how does one come up with sufficient margins for the president to do any given thing?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Is the typical presidential win much more substantial?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Are you able to consider that others have an opposing opinion to yours?
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by kreetx 2y ago
As an European, I don't quite get what people are complaining about, Trump is doing what he said he will do and has a mandate for it. Of course the Democrat university professor will try to rally up people.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Not a kernel developer, but I assume that it's done by having relatively stable/long lived APIs, and some form of deprecation process where both a new and old version coexist for a relatively long time.
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by kreetx 2y ago
What's hard about cache invalidation?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Only guessing, but since the language is for scripting then maybe all garbage could be collected when the script finishes?
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by kreetx 2y ago
I agree! The current `head` should be renamed `unsafeHead` (or something), and the new `head` should have the type you wrote.
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by kreetx 2y ago
- map is easier on newcomers. Once you you understand functor, you'll remember to use fmap anyway. Also, I still use map for lists after 10+ years. - I don't fully understand this, but do you mean that every `IO a` function would
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's the "my language is better" that irks, i.e, a judgemental enthusiasm.
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by kreetx 2y ago
What cruft?
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by kreetx 2y ago
The upside for haskell is that whenever you come to some new code, or return to your own old DSL-y code, the types are there as spikes in a cliff to help you move onward. With, e.g elisp, I always get a mild headache when I need to add some
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by kreetx 2y ago
I didn't expect this to be serious and am surprised on that the tutorial actually delivers. Way back when I was learning HTML and it was said that it was built with SGML, then this relation remained a total mystery to me.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Not OP, but this adds an interesting perspective!
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by kreetx 2y ago
That's fair advice! Creating cards is also learning, so if you generate content using LLMs instead then you'll be missing out.
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by kreetx 2y ago
I guess they all have their value - e.g, imagine you just want to achieve a goal, then a turorial is exactly what you need.
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by kreetx 2y ago
In addition to speculation, with longer time horizon people anywhere in the world can retain the value of what they earn by buying bitcoin with it. Also, mining it can make otherwise not cost-effective power plants cost-effective by buying
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by kreetx 2y ago
Yet this particular blog post shows how Ruby-writen-in-Ruby is faster than Ruby-written-in-C because it's more optimizable.
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by kreetx 2y ago
To me, "pure" means referential transparency: same input, same output. So an `Int -> Int` function will return same result on same argument. So, similar to `Int -> IO Int`, the function (action) will return an Int after inte

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