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by lngnmn2 5y ago
Yes, both of these sites are immensely valuable in the third world. You can have your copyright madness in the first.
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How can one model (or simulate) what one do not fully understood? Remember that simulation of covid from UK with all the pomp and bravado? Not even close to reality. By the way, all simulations have the same relationship to reality as carto
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Engineering here must be in quotes, because real engineering is about simplicity and justrightness, like any craft.
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There is no such thing as time in this context. It is an abstraction superimposed and assumed by an external observer. Molecular biology does not have notion of time, only phases of other cyclical processes which is a completely different &
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Vaccine does not prevent virus particles from entering and exiting one's body, so it is still about concentration of an aerosol in the air and the number of infected people around you. What a vaccine does - it primes one's immune
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Applicative is actually an artificial concept, much more awkward. Anyway, making a hierarchy more consistent with mathematical tradition is a good thing. As for usefulness, without redundant esoteric abstractions Monoid is all we need, and
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Because I don't see the point of having everything implemented in the same language, in sort of monolith with lots of complex dependencies. For me, it is the same as to have a server in Mathlab. Also, like I said, the code I am unreada
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by lngnmn2 5y ago
You see where this comment ended up? That is why.
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It is useless to say, but Haskell is a modeling and domain language, it is a sunset of math and highly sugared logic. The proper place if Haskell code is Fastcgi and batch processing. It should FFI everything infrastructure related and shou
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Brain is conditioned by the sensory input augmented with "verbal knowledge" (how it is encoded is irrelevant). Religious and mystic experiences work exactly the same way. When many other people around you do strange things they st
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> more trading volume yesterday than Bitcoin Well, this is a textbook FOMOing. And a textbook scamcoin. They shilled it hard before a FOMO chain reaction began. Good job. Good profits.
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So, sell it.
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When it takes 7 years to write a page(karma-engineering.com)
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And discover that MIT Scheme Erlang, SML, Ocaml and Go are awesome, and others are better not to look.
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It's not, when all you get in the feed is a bunch of links to web pages full of ads and crap. It was supposed to stream full texts.
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Why not. My favourite example is Jane Street, of course, especially when they realised that the language is high-level and pragmatic. On the other side there is over-complicated and bullshit-infested IOHK projects which failed to deliver fo
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This is great example of virtue-signalling and rationalizations. No, typing speed is irrelevant related to content quality. Think of poetry - it is all about finding the right word rather than committing them into writing. He just plainly t
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Applied Eastern (Upanishadic) Philosophy(karma-engineering.com)
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Code-reviews and pull requests must be super because they are asynchronous, so the person is spared from unnecessary emotional load and could choose the more productive state of the mind (an appropriate time slot). Everything asynchronous (
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SEEKING WORK Location: Asia Remote: only Willing to relocate: Sweden or Norway only Technologies: Ocaml, Haskell, Scala3 Résumé/CV: https://karma-engineering.com/lab/ Email: lngnmn1@gmail.com I am g
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Location: Asia Remote: only Willing to relocate: Sweden or Norway only Technologies: Ocaml, Haskell, Scala3 Résumé/CV: https://karma-engineering.com/lab/ Email: lngnmn1@gmail.com I am good at FP an
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This, is, of course, nonsense. Consciousness implies awareness and perception of the world (and not necessarily self-awareness and ability of introspection). And life is a result of selection what works and fits by trial and error. Cells ar
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My friend, the whole "study" is based on false assumptions and consist of interpretation of the data in the way which confirms these assumptions. This is not even science, this is some blog posting kind of crap. Every bit of obser
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How does one show a flaw in a proof or a logical argument? A single contradiction or a plain error is enough. This is the core of science - a single flaw is enough to throw away the whole argument. Not just that, having the lack of basic un