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481.
by lgas 8y ago
Perhaps the fact that it's a subject that everyone has experience with?
482.
by lgas 8y ago
Presumably by reading and understanding their arguments.
483.
by lgas 8y ago
> Isn't this what humans like to strive for? Making an impact, being remembered after death, thus living forever. That's one of the things a family (with kids) helps you get over, you know, the whole "living on through you
484.
by lgas 8y ago
It is.
485.
by lgas 8y ago
"Interests"? "Appreciations"? "Proclivities"? "Personalities"?
486.
by lgas 8y ago
Write hugs, not bugs!
487.
by lgas 8y ago
The distinction is that if I see a billboard (or magazine ad, or TV commercial) advertising a product I don't think that I have a relationship with the billboard and they know me pretty well and have my best interests at heart... so I
488.
by lgas 9y ago
Not quite because you can still have a val that points to a mutable object.
489.
by lgas 9y ago
> Do we want a society designed for people who like to interact or do we want to design it after the desire for limiting interaction as much as possible? How about a society designed to allow people to choose the level of interaction the
490.
by lgas 9y ago
If they are broken by another piece of logic then they can't be proven to not terminate.
491.
by lgas 9y ago
Well, for one thing you have the ability to protect your car at home, and, for instance, keep it secured in a garage where no one else can access it without your permission.
492.
by lgas 9y ago
Well, I put a path and then two ints... if you don't start with a path it's obviously just going to be division.
493.
by lgas 9y ago
TypeError: expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not int
494.
by lgas 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMAeNv-Lpj4
495.
by lgas 9y ago
Given the difficulty and expense associated with going to Japan, perhaps you could describe it to us here using words.
496.
by lgas 9y ago
All things that are bad for the environment are part of the environment.
497.
by lgas 9y ago
Thanks. HTT sounds interesting. I'll have to investigate further.
498.
by lgas 9y ago
Can you write "U : _"? If so, what fills in the blank? It seems to parallel "Value :: Type", "Type :: Kind", and "Kind :: Sort" from FP.
499.
by lgas 9y ago
I think he just means it's fortunate from Zuck/FB's perspective, not from the perspective of the rest of the world. The context is startup success.
500.
by lgas 9y ago
To answer my own question, I came across this paper today which was I found quite insightful and had little to no math especially for a PLT paper: Elementary Strong Functional Programming by D.A. Turner https://pdfs.semanticschol
501.
by lgas 9y ago
Can you link me an example or two of good CS papers that don't rely on math?
502.
by lgas 9y ago
How could they leave out the most important thing: Has it figured out the rainbow road shortcut?
503.
by lgas 9y ago
I assume I'm missing something obvious, but presumably there would have to be a big button labeled "Start ACH transfer" on the coinbase website, and if they don't support ACH transfers, they just wouldn't put that b
504.
by lgas 9y ago
I'm not an assembly programmer, but is it possible there are benefits to treating SSE or AVX registers as a contiguous on-core buffer that are unrelated to performance?
505.
by lgas 9y ago
If they don't support ACH, how could you do an ACH transfer by mistake?
506.
by lgas 9y ago
How was the second guy dishonest in any way? I don't see it.
507.
by lgas 9y ago
That's an interesting analogy but the big difference is that with traditional edit distance every edit is exactly the same -- one character changed to another character. In the business case there's no equivalent "unit"
508.
by lgas 9y ago
It's a hookup app.
509.
by lgas 9y ago
Why do you believe this? I can't imagine paper being used for things like documents or communication 100 years from now at all. I could imagine it still being used for arts but if there aren't other widespread uses for it then it
510.
by lgas 9y ago
Increase the allowable title length? :)

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