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mrkgnao
10y ago
https://github.com/jameysharp/corrode
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10y ago
Is it because it's an adjective here?
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"It's full of contradictions!" "So is independence!"
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I can't even... > At the moment it is the woman who retains control over the moment at which that melting in the bones feeling is allowed to over-take the firm "no this would ruin my life" feeling in the head. Is not the w
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Not American, and the only place I've heard of March Madness is on reddit in a reference to ... guess what? :) http://fortune.com/2017/03/16/vasectomies-during-march-madne...
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Young, educated people in Indian urban centers are essentially a demographic that doesn't need to be targeted because they're almost always sensible enough. Take away any of those three conditions, and the need for proper educat
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10y ago
Huh, you weren't kidding: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/periodic-abstinen... although we do have this: > "You really can't extrapolate from this paper," says David Grimes, an obstet
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10y ago
The colorscheme on the "US Race and Ethnicity" ... ring? ... chart seems purposefully difficult to decipher. On a phone, the colors seem to blend into each other.
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Monolith – muddying the waters of the digital copyright debate
(monolith.sourceforge.net)
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Sandstorm security non-events
(docs.sandstorm.io)
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From the TempleOS homepage: > No police state. Nothing is different from 1990 except we don't have any enemies. The World has gadgets to amuse itself. Eliminate fat-ass government jobs. Eliminate CIA, NSA and TSA. Don't
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IOW, Tesla will be to Uber as Uber wants to be to its drivers.
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10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prediction_market ?
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Related, probably from an old HN story: http://www.probashionline.com/madhumala-chattopadhyay-first-...
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A Constructive Look at TempleOS (2015)
(codersnotes.com)
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Thought-experimentally: could we potentially be able to scan message databases for the absence of certain phrases, using something like [1], but in a probabilistic manner akin to that of a Bloom filter? This would ensure that law enforcem
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10y ago
Well, a monad is parameterized over a type (so Maybe is the monad, not Maybe a -- or State s, Writer w, and so on), so GP could be said to have a point: Monad (with a capital m) is the (type)class of datatypes which do all those things. But
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https://books.google.co.in/books/about/Weapons_of_Math_Destr...
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The "categorical" definition of monads uses return and, instead of bind, join :: m(m a) -> m a You don't need to specify it if you already have bind/>>= and return/pure, since they can be derived fro
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10y ago
Literally small-spirited ?
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Syntax error: unmatched thing in thing from std::nonstd::__map<_Cyrillic, _$$$dollars>const basic_string<epic_mystery,mongoose_traits<char>,__default_alloc_<casual_Fridays = maybe>>
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10y ago
My Hackernews! http://www.logicmatters.net/tyl/
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Pugh, by any chance?
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You're not stupid. At least, there is very little chance that the math you're trying to work on right now requires super-normal cognitive abilities of any sort: it's more about learning to be comfortable with the ambiguity or
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The Stacks Project – open source algebraic geometry
(stacks.math.columbia.edu)
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Having watched season 2 of The Wire last week, that brings up some interesting ideas...
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You swapped a couple letters around there. Haven't seen that line in a long time.
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> so that we can all live forever At what cost?
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> BSD-based distributions have the advantage of being able to rebuild everything from scratch, so they do not need to maintain user-space ABI compatibility in the same way. I don't understand, not knowing much about BSD. Is this an
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s/awesome\(.*\)perator/xmonad\1fx/ for me.
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