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mafribe
12y ago
Honda's pioneering papers on session types (and on everything else for that matter) are always worth reading. Yes, replicated input is !x(v1).P in pi-calculus, and Milner was directly inspired by linear logic's replication. > S
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mafribe
12y ago
> Linear-session-typed process calculi are guaranteed deadlock-free and race-free While this may be true for certain restricted systems, this claim is misleading. Session types, as invented by K. Honda and refined by numerous others, gu
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mafribe
12y ago
Is this irrational from the POV of an individual? Learning a complex tool is quite an effort. In the same time one could develop one's own tool that's likely more fine-tuned to the tasks at hand. Moreover, if one's tool acqui
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mafribe
12y ago
Could you sketch how, so we can think about countermeasures?
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mafribe
12y ago
Although this proof, it can be found in [1], is subject to the constraints that Goedel's 2nd theorem enforces: the proof uses a stronger logic that HOL itself. In this case it uses a large cardinal axiom. [1] J. Harrison, Towards self-
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mafribe
12y ago
You can define induction, but you can't prove it, you need to introduce it as an assumption. That's inconvenient.
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mafribe
12y ago
It's quite easy to get extremely slow type inference in expressive typing systems. This code let f0 = fun x -> ( x, x ) in let f1 = fun y -> f0( f0 y ) in let f2 = fun y -> f1( f1 y ) in let f3 = fun y -> f2( f2 y ) in le
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mafribe
12y ago
In order to understand quantum mechanics, the foundation of modern chemistry, properly, don't you need a strong appreciation of calculus?
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mafribe
12y ago
In what sense is the fundamental theory of algebra (FTA) a theorem of linear algebra? It's rarely proven in linear algebra courses. Most proofs of the FTA involve concepts from the analytical side of mathematics.
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mafribe
12y ago
That's really interesting. I know little / nothing about the economics of large scale maritime transport. Could you point me towards some reading material on this subject?
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mafribe
12y ago
Some interesting speculation about branding and hoaxing that are pertinent here: http://valleywag.gawker.com/the-shanley-show-was-the-whole-t... .
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mafribe
12y ago
Steve, what's the reason that Rust doesn't have HKTs (higher-kinded types). Is there a technical barrier, e.g. to do with life-time inference, or is it a philosophical choice not to have them?
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mafribe
12y ago
Krugman's article like everything he writes is not insightful. Wages are no per-se too high or too low, but rather relative to wage levels of competitors and desirability of produced goods. Germany competes in a global market and in th
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mafribe
12y ago
Germany deviates from the European norm by having products on offer that are globally competitive. What a crime. Let's make Europe more stable by turning every country into Greece!
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mafribe
12y ago
You conventiently forget to point out clearly that the Troika and Germany have give Greece extremely large amount of money for free. The bailouts for (mainly French) banks was free money for Greece. What the new governent is trying to do is
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mafribe
12y ago
Somebody should ask Paul Krugman the following question: why not ask the US government (or indeed any other) to lend Greece lot's of money. He only ever seems to ask Germany to do so, despite Germany having already lost billions and bi
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mafribe
12y ago
I didn't say it wasn't useful. It is. But it's checking essentially a sequential property: a sequential actor is using a channel in a consistent way. What e.g. the session type community is aiming at are properties of concurr
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mafribe
12y ago
From a superficial reading I think what they are doing is quite simplistic. Basically they want to provide typed channels, e.g. ActorRef[T] that only accepts T messages. That's the easy part. What you really want is something like type
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12y ago
Applying the same standard of evidence to my others does in no way, shape or form solve your problem of providing evidence that's admissible in a court of justice that support the core points of the article? Since the Sarkeesians, Van
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12y ago
Regarding "What, the New York Times wasn't objective enough for you?": You really don't understand (or pretend you don't understand) how modern newspapers work. 1. Newspapers have ideological bias. In terms of domes
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12y ago
In what sense is using people's real names problematic? When I'm calling the US president Barak Obama I'm doxxing him? Maybe it's a generational thing: when I was a child we still had this thing called telephone book, w
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12y ago
Thank you Karunamon. The fact that GGers who inquire into Silicon Valley power structures get demonised while anti-GGers get celebrated shows that distribution of power, and gives indirect evidence that the GGers are onto something that tho
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12y ago
She's also not well-known inside computer science. I certainly don't know her. Wikipedia isn't a reliable source, so I am not sure what she has done. It appears that she was part of a team that might have developed one of the
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mafribe
12y ago
You illustrate perfectly the point Karunamon is making. Thank you.
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12y ago
Thank you MrDom, I partially agree with you, some antiGGers that are in full force here at HN really don't want to hear the truth and gang up against those who challenge the damsel-in-distress that the likes of Sarkeesian (who's a
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mafribe
12y ago
Devin, can you provide concrete, actionable evidence, admissible in a court of justice that "that guy" is wrong with the core points of his article?
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mafribe
12y ago
I note that you have not provided a single bit of evidence for GG killing dogs, SWATing and bomb threats. Instead you like to Guardian, WaPo HuffPo etc, desparate publications that are well-known uncritically to print everything that confir
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mafribe
12y ago
What concrete evidence have you for GG killing dogs, SWATing and bomb threats?
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mafribe
12y ago
Exactly what has G. Hopper done that warrants her inclusion in this list?
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mafribe
12y ago
Who were Anita Sarkeesian and Felicia Day doxxed by? Maybe they did it themselves, or their friends did it. Have you got any evidence at all that this is not what happened. After all damseling-in-distress is very lucrative these days. Edit:
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