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by nv-vn 11y ago
The findings are interesting, however I don't think that such a small sample can be used to make any conclusive assumptions and I think that these findings should be taken with a grain of salt. Since all these studies tend to have quit
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Intersex does not necessarily mean agender/nonbinary. Intersex refers to the genetic sex of the person (i.e. like male or female), whereas nonbinary and agender refer to gender identification (like man or woman). An intersex person can
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I'm quite sad the the animated PNG format never caught on. Not only does it have a technical edge over GIF (full alpha channel transparency, more color channels, etc.) but it also tends to have better compression/smaller file size
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Except the bot is causing things to be written to the server. The ad blocker is only blocking requests from happening (and those requests occur on the client side, in JavaScript). It's not blocking the transmission from the server&#x27
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I don't think so. The code of the bot is interfering with the actions of a remote server. An ad blocker works locally.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I actually tried doing something like this maybe a year back, but it got out of my scale in terms of complexity vs the amount of time I was willing to put into it. Having to manage jar and asset patches, replacements, additions, deletions (
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by nv-vn 11y ago
This got me thinking, how feasible would an implementation of APL be as a DSL embedded inside of Agda (or some other similar language)?
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Better yet, why not bootstrap with OPAM?
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by nv-vn 11y ago
That's true though. You argued why they're not necessary but not that they're there. And C# still lacks a solution to the ML module system, GADTs, and other advanced features of OCaml.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Kind of. It's a bit awkward to get it running on Windows, but somehow (by accident) I managed to do a fully functioning installation on Cygwin. That said, many of the packages have still not been ported to Windows, so my recommendation
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by nv-vn 11y ago
From what I've heard, Jane Street mainly (or at least often) hires developers who have never before used OCaml or even functional programming in general.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I think that live coding can serve as a really good tool if you do it right and it applies directly to what you're doing. For example, it works well in this demo https://youtu.be/Agu6jipKfYw because it's a demo of
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Interesting. The most common pronunciation I've heard was something like "deeTROIT".
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I also thought the fact that the author was suggesting moving the factories instead of working to fix the problem was pretty non-sensical.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Interesting, it works on my Note 3 when I use the stylus.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
So even though they can't succeed at 'stealing' your job by copying the code you still don't want them to have access?
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Doubt it. Their T&C probably protects them from that kind of thing, but I can't even find it on their site right now.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I'm not very fond of the admins on there (but not really in the same sense). I signed up maybe the first week that the website was up and found a bug. I reported it to the admins, who then criticized me of trying to hack their website
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Other languages have the pipe operator as well, actually. As far as I know, these were introduced from F#, which has had the same |> operator (along with the analogous <|) since before Elixir existed.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I'm pretty sure that they found out a few years earlier about what had happened and the lawsuit only happened it 2013, but I could be mistaken. If I recall correctly, in the book (The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks) the author told H
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Even as someone who isn't supportive of the "anti-gamergate" movement per se (although I'm not exactly supportive of the "gamergate" side either) I'm disappointed to here that this kind of dialogue was can
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by nv-vn 11y ago
There are actually a lot of languages that do it in the same way as Ceylon does. However, Haskell goes a step further than most other languages by defining Maybe as a monad in the standard library.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
You're making the assumption that every single male has experienced the exact same thing and that every single female has experienced the exact same thing. While it may not make sense to create these types of programs in terms of numbe
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by nv-vn 11y ago
>My point is (or rather society's) is that if you're male and have a good start then you're automatically golden, but for those that do not have the same starting opportunities there are simply no other options that are, o
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by nv-vn 11y ago
>Non-mainstream syntax seems like this author already knew what they were looking for from the beginning.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
What is the advantage of this over running a unikernels in Xen?
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by nv-vn 11y ago
It seems like these all are exclusive to dynamically/weakly typed languages. Anyone have examples of wats for languages with strong static typing?
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by nv-vn 11y ago
This is cool but I still don't get how it is able to distinguish between linear, power, exponential, etc. sequences so easily. Would be incredibly interested in reading about the technology they're using for this and how complex i
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by nv-vn 11y ago
Let's not forget the whole Skype thing where knowing a user's ID is enough to edit any of their messages.
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by nv-vn 11y ago
I find it very ironic that the people who created affirmative action are now realizing how dumb it actually is in practice.

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