mattkrause

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   by mattkrause 11y ago

   Natural languages are reasonably close to context-free, actually. There are some freaky constructions in Dutch and (some variants of) German that can't be generated by a CFG. They sometimes get called mildly context-sensitive.
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   by mattkrause 11y ago

   I'd divide my work into three categories - Exploratory plots just for me. - Plots that I'm going to show to my boss or coworkers. - Things we're going to distribute to the whole world. Plots in category #1 are often quick
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   by mattkrause 11y ago

   It could be something like hobbyist vs. professional programming. I would bet that pull requests generated as part of someone's job are typically higher quality: they're more thoroughly used/tested before submission, the auth
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   by mattkrause 11y ago

   This depends on where you are. Quebec, for example, has a single standard residential apartment lease. It's written by the Régie du logement so everything in it is, by definition, enforceable.
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   by mattkrause 11y ago

   This implicitly "punishes" subfields that move more slowly. It can take over a year to train a monkey to perform complicated behavioral tasks. In the same time period, you could breed 50+ generations of fruit flies, or ~25,000 ge