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Also curious. That would be totally awesome.
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This app looks amazing, great job.
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This is my thought as well.
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On words that have "st" there is a ligature between the s and t. It looks like this: http://typophile.com/files/Letter_st_6439.jpg There is also one on "ct".
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Now the question is, do meditators just hallucinate a feeling that gets processed into a memory of having achieved such a state?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Examples_of_vector_spaces
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Why Homotopy Type Theory? It is cutting edge research and it doesn't seem clear to me that it is going to have an impact on functional programming (of the non-mathematical research type) any time soon. Am I mistaken?
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Yep, these are the ones I was referring to. Nothing major, and I do like my setup.
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I agree. I was glad to find that it is easy to upgrade the RAM, it would be awesome if the hard drive was just as easy. I ended up going the external thunderbolt SSD upgrade route, since I didn't really feel comfortable pulling apart m
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This looks awesome! I will be interested to see how well you can make the features fit together. I have been really interested in languages that give you tools for reasoning at multiple levels of abstraction. Have you tried seeing how a ful
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontological_argument There are obvious (and not so obvious) problems with such an argument even when formalized, some of which are discussed on the Wikipedia page.
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This is pretty cool! I think the usability is better than mathbin, and I like the list of easily findable/clickable examples. Could even be useful for learning math formatting with LaTeX.
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I am surprised by this. Will you expand on why you're not making it open source?
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I think this is awesome! I had the thought the other day that perhaps using a VM or the lightweight container technologies (like Jails or Docker) that we should be able to do this. Glad to see someone is already working on it!
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Security-wise it is no different than installing a multitude of software packages onto your computer, which many developers are already comfortable with (whether they should be or not).
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Your statement of the incompleteness theorem isn't right, and the general axiom of choice isn't accepted by constructivist mathematicians. So I think your last statement is true. Some of the greatest mathematicians of the era were
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13y ago
This is why you should actively abstain instead of staying home if you truly don't like any of the candidates.
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14y ago
A post on the future of programming languages without mentioning Agda, Coq, or OMeta? I think we are just now getting beyond the "low-hanging fruit" era of programming languages.
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This is a great summary and application of your ideas.
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I agree that they are mostly a platform, but they have had at least one game come out every year (except 2002) since it started. Recent ones: Portal 2 - 2011; Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - 2012; Dota 2 (to be released) - 2013
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I would like to hear more about taking advantage of the "Hospitals always have a hard time filling nursing demand" My wife is a nurse and we are moving to a new city soon. Seems like a good time to optimize her employment if we can. With fr
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Has anyone started work on an Emacs Lisp to ClojureScript compiler? :) Speaking of which, are Emacs keybindings coming any time soon?
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Can you expand on "or what is Haskell, and why there is nothing special in it" ?
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I was surprised by how understandable the concepts are behind this stuff. I second this recommendation. They are really cool algorithms. For real life, there is obviously a huge engineering component, but you can definitely see how the idea
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http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
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Why can't you launch them as some guy? I see people giving diet advice all the time, and making money off selling things to go along with it. They all just put standard disclaimers at the bottom of the page saying that it isn't medical advi
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How is rent control like that legal?
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"Autistic Social Software" http://www.danah.org/papers/Supernova2004.html Doesn't talk about FB, as it wasn't yet a dominant force yet.
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Less Wrong: http://lesswrong.com/user/aaronsw/overview/
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This should be the default for all code and data produced by publicly funded research.
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