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by louthy 2y ago
You’re plumbing new depths of humour there.
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by louthy 2y ago
> lack of observed ground deformation I think he replies to a comment where he says “lack of significant ground deformation”. He also mention the natural up/down movement of normal faults being a cause of ground deformation. I’
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by louthy 2y ago
> Sean Shawn, my mistake!
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by louthy 2y ago
> This may or may not be connected to the recent strong tremors in Santorini It isn’t related. Explanation from geology professor Sean Willsey [1] — my go to source for anything geology related! [1] https://youtu.be/4jREQ
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by louthy 2y ago
via the IO monad.
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by louthy 2y ago
> Pure functions are best of course, but you can't build real-world things entirely from pure functions. That's just plain wrong. There's even a language built entirely around pure functions: Haskell.
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by louthy 2y ago
I like this description a lot, but I think it needs a caveat or two. Most people writing code today are not computer scientists and don’t understand many of the mathematical fundamentals. I’ve always thought of programming as 1 part science
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by louthy 2y ago
6502 was my fist assembly language, it’s good from the point of view of learning basics like carry flags and how to do multi byte maths, that’s about all. If I was to think of the most approachable assembler it would be the ARM assembler fo
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by louthy 2y ago
I get three results. Top one is this thread on HN!
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by louthy 2y ago
You can disable Kagi’s AI answer feature in the settings. But, personally, I find it extremely effective. If I want an AI answer I put a ‘?’ at the end of my query, if I don’t use a ‘?’ then I get a regular search engine set of results. R
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by louthy 2y ago
That assumes this will end.
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by louthy 2y ago
Genius comedian Stewart Lee likes to poke fun at Dan Brown… https://youtu.be/-yUDh_IErT4?feature=shared
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by louthy 2y ago
In refining A8BCB2:3AA3 (Le Mars) in 00h 03m 53s 855ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 5⃣1⃣0⃣5⃣1⃣ 8⃣5⃣3⃣5⃣5⃣ 4⃣4⃣0⃣5⃣7⃣ 4⃣7⃣7⃣2⃣1⃣ 4⃣3⃣7⃣6⃣3⃣ #mdrlumon #severance lumon-industries.com
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by louthy 2y ago
The work is mysterious and important
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> It provides ways to transfer money to places and for things the US government doesn't approve of. You can just say “facilitates crime”, it’s easier and isn’t doublespeak
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by louthy 2y ago
It’s way too accurate! :D I also own over 10,000 records, so …
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by louthy 2y ago
This was too good, especially the roast! # Profile Summary A seasoned CTO with 20+ years of experience who bridges the worlds of pure functional programming and mainstream C# development through their popular language-ext library. Their tec
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by louthy 2y ago
Obligatory YouTube link https://youtu.be/XXBxV6-zamM?feature=shared
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by louthy 2y ago
Fair enough, looks like the non-stop train doesn't exist any more. Shame, it was 1hr and 5mins when it existed! Still, 1hr 29mins is still not 'middle of nowhere' territory, so I'll stick with my original point ;)
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by louthy 2y ago
> Isn't JLR in Solihull? That's two hours from London. Not 100% sure, I'm from the middle of nowhere, sorry, Derby - where Rolls Royce is primarily based. I know there's peak-time, non-stop, trains between London&#x2
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by louthy 2y ago
> Rolls Royce in the middle of nowhere 100 miles north of London. 1 hour on the train. > Jaguar Land Rover in the middle of nowhere 100 miles north of London. 1 hour on the train.
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> X is the only corporate social media platform that offers this Facebook has this: menu -> feeds -> friends
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by louthy 2y ago
Spending time with pure functional programming (languages like Haskell) will open up these concepts in a real-world programming environment. Obviously languages like Haskell are more complex than this, but they're all fundamentally ba
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Optionally, yes
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Founder is ‘PM on steroids’
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by louthy 2y ago
I always say this too. But the real trick is knowing what to let thru. You can’t just shield your team from everything going on in the organisation. You’re all a part of the organisation and should know enough to have an opinion. A better
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by louthy 2y ago
> Nobody in their right mind would want to learn programming in BCPL I agree, but that's not what the author thinks: "When a new programming language is designed it is invariably strongly influenced by languages that preceded i
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by louthy 2y ago
Page 29 is the first code. You need to work through 'War and Peace' of text before you get there. This is not good for a "young person". They need to get there quicker IMHO. I always say that the reason I got into pro
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Zuckerberg urges Trump to stop the EU from fining US tech companies(politico.eu)
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by louthy 2y ago
> Would probably create a lot of moral/legal issues. Read 'Flowers for Algernon' first! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowers_for_Algernon

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