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by miga 8y ago
Seems very similar to what happens to both men and women of status in other parts of the world.
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by miga 8y ago
Similar report on US or North America deal making would probably involve much more drugs, and shooting ranges. It seems that while no less false, Asia is much safer place.
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by miga 8y ago
Nice to see another feature of TypeScript that PureScript and Elm had for years. I will certainly use it tomorrow! (Unless I use typescript-json-schema, which is awesome too!)
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by miga 8y ago
What about Fuchsia and ReactOS? What about Arduino and Energia RTOS?
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by miga 9y ago
Can you generate React code and use React widgets?
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Show HN: Cryptogame about communicating with aliens(cryptogame.live)
1 points by miga 9y ago|0 comments
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by miga 9y ago
What would be role of the consciousness if it does not have a manager role? Just justifying our behaviours to the others? By the way - people have already argued that is not conscious , but meta-conscious that makes us different: https:
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by miga 9y ago
Really depends how bright is your "junior developer". Obviously you cannot expect complex code to be well understood without background and programming capability. Having well-documented code is one thing, and ability to work on
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by miga 9y ago
Yeah, hire below-average developers instead and never end the job of cleaning up. I heard about startup that changed team three times, and had to rewrite codebase likewise.
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by miga 9y ago
This book still provides one of the best introductions to both basic ML programming, structuring big project with modules, and mechanical theorem proving. I wish it was updated to OCaml, Scala, and maybe even Haskell.
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by miga 9y ago
Great introduction to functional programming, and logical theorem proving.
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by miga 9y ago
Most of the work needed for decisions is shared between AI instances using a few tricks: 1. Precomputing information for all agents, like using global shortest path (Bellman-Ford). 2. Abandoning per-unit subjectivity (a lot of units will sh
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by miga 9y ago
4-hour work week no, but I know pretty many people that wait to vest on 4-hour workdays.
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by miga 9y ago
That strongly suggests that Apple's window manager is suboptimal. Is it not?
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by miga 11y ago
I suppose that is a great idea, but still requires some kind of explicit user permission to guarantee security.
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by miga 12y ago
Like silicon on sapphire?
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by miga 12y ago
I bet a Yo takeover is coming within few months. Buying the company may cost less than hacking it...
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by miga 12y ago
Could you elaborate and give pointers to what "Oulipo rules" and others are?
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by miga 12y ago
Yes, it is critical constraint - if you find it easy to remember. What's the size of random password space there?
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by miga 12y ago
Long-term memory usually accepts most information from short-term memory not direct sensory input, so it is easier to memorize when you break down things in chunks first.
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Show HN: WordPass – password generator giving over 90 bits of entropy(hackage.haskell.org)
41 points by miga 12y ago|51 comments
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by miga 13y ago
New kind of spam? And why do they assume these copies would be read?
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by miga 13y ago
Since it is vote in a technical discussion, I wouldn't be so sure, until everybody voices their opinion. After all, insight into merits and flaws of each system may change. And that's what technical (sub)committees are for. PS I w
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by miga 13y ago
Interesting contribution to psychology, since unknown faces are usually considered most attractive when they are average but... If you consider a small (or not so small) social group with a common knowledge of a person considered as attract
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by miga 13y ago
Even with a knowledge of psychology, I'm sure few people realize nightmare of such vision. Please, consider that many geniuses feel deprived and stressed ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gifted_At-Risk ). It would be
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by miga 13y ago
2^2^2 years protecting privacy, that is!
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Haskell becoming the fastest OOP with compile-time extensible records?(fing.edu.uy)
1 points by miga 13y ago|0 comments
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Multiphysics simulation - a practical design tool(comsol.de)
1 points by miga 13y ago|0 comments
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Is fastest parallel PDB parser written in Haskell?
2 points by miga 13y ago|1 comments
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by miga 13y ago
It is not a real shell, since it misses basic pipes. It is just a library for renaming system functions to their Bash-like names... Move on, and look at these: * http://hackage.haskell.org/package/Shellac * http:&#x2F

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