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by ludamad 10y ago
I'll be underwhelmed until translation software provides configuration for core assumptions
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by ludamad 10y ago
The cost of 1 person varies heavily though :P
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by ludamad 10y ago
I feel like it's normal for web development
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by ludamad 10y ago
It's the fear of that punishment that is desired. Most people think murderers or similar are beyond redemption
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by ludamad 10y ago
Not all therapeutic things are fit for use in technical discussion :)
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by ludamad 10y ago
http://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/release-1.8.0.html It does this since 1.8 it seems (mentioned under 'list specialization'). Probably 'type inference' isn't the right way to describe it. It w
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by ludamad 10y ago
The time limits are overkill except if you chose the algorithm wrong.
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by ludamad 10y ago
I wonder how many of their tactics they withheld from the story, given that child abusers will be taking notes. At least there's not much that can be done about location recognition.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Assuming you want to even draw attention to it. Having a decent thesis is probably enough
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by ludamad 10y ago
I'd like to see some PSAs for this stuff in school, as an extension of trying to teach kids good habits. Something like trying to do tasks dictated from a stream of notifications, mixed with noise, exploring the stream's effect on
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by ludamad 10y ago
This alludes to another issue: you can pack a lot into one line, but that doesn't necessarily mean it'll be a tractable line of code lest something goes wrong
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by ludamad 10y ago
Re: "And what about the fact that some concepts and words are enunciated more succintly or clearly in different languages?" We just borrow the relevant words :)
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by ludamad 10y ago
Is the title in the title bar related to that article? It seems like a hold-over
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by ludamad 10y ago
Why is boost not in the external libraries?
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by ludamad 10y ago
Some teachers just had a toxic attitude, that was pretty clear as a kid. Also children can certainly be discerning in a subject they enjoy. Not completely related, but I once cried in class because a teacher was teaching BEDMAS wrong, 1 + 2
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by ludamad 10y ago
Almost always the top reply critiques the article and it's top reply critiques it. We're an opinionated bunch, it makes sense to me.
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by ludamad 10y ago
This is the ideal result if we want more like him to step forward.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Web libraries?
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by ludamad 10y ago
In addition to the other points, it's a very vanilla and unopinionated language. You can use it to match the style of your engine without much friction.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Relevant https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/media/img/mt/2016/03/AP_0...
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by ludamad 10y ago
Can you summarize what those things might be? (That haven't reached mainstream use)
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by ludamad 10y ago
What are those for .. in loops (as opposed to for .. :)?
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by ludamad 10y ago
Long variable names have some fatigue associated, but when I'm hacking on 20,000+ line files, those long names really save similar things from being blurred.
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by ludamad 10y ago
What do you want the compiler to do in this scenario?
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by ludamad 10y ago
People should always worry about attack surface area
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by ludamad 10y ago
The password space is big. They could release trillions.
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by ludamad 10y ago
I'd suspect that there is a wide range of what we're willing to accept in a given situation, reflecting our incomplete model of how sound works. However, this isn't the same as us accepting any substitute sound, the TV tropes
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by ludamad 10y ago
Friend of a friend
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by ludamad 10y ago
Well a bigger gain on investment, probably
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by ludamad 10y ago
http://www.pokernews.com/news/2015/05/man-is-greater-than-ma... Person beats no-limit bot recently http://www.pokernews.com/news/2015/06/suspected-bots-on-poke... Omaha bots w

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