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by obblekk 13y ago
I think the idea is that it's such a small amount relative to the size of the source, that you wouldn't notice a difference over some ridiculously long period. I could be wrong though!
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by obblekk 13y ago
Works fine for me on Firefox + Ghostery + Disconnect + Adblock
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by obblekk 13y ago
I'm curious, how do you securely implement client side encryption?
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by obblekk 13y ago
I'm not sure how this would look very different from current pure functional languages. Think about programming in Haskell. Everything is immutable but you can compile down to machine level binaries. So at some point the programmer is
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Nested functions with GCC- What happens if you try to return a closure(gcc.gnu.org)
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by obblekk 13y ago
This is really great. Keep up the good work!
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by obblekk 13y ago
I know most people will oppose this, but what about the massive financial investment that Bayer took in development that the Indian company Natco didn't take. Surely Bayer should get some sort of payback.
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by obblekk 13y ago
But Node.js does glue together things written in C (by backend engineers maybe) and then used in node with javascript (by frontend engineers like you said).
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by obblekk 13y ago
Well by physical mediums I meant distribution. If you print out PDFs, then that's exactly my point- it seems less necessary to deliver a bound magazine every month. But I understand your other two points.
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by obblekk 13y ago
Yes I read that. But I seemeded to recall that they anticipated higher sales when they first introduced the LEAF, though I may be mistaken.
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by obblekk 13y ago
Wow! Anyone know how the hardware interrupt for the timer worked? Was it's design different to guard against false signals triggered by radiation?
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by obblekk 13y ago
What value do publishers provide? Why don't new companies disrupt the space seeing that physical mediums are long gone?
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by obblekk 13y ago
It's interesting that this model has been unsuccessful in the US, but fits the demand profile perfectly in other wealthy countries. The American market, as always, is difficult to move.
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by obblekk 13y ago
In the NYT article it mentioned something about him trusting himself not to go too far. I guess it's this feeling of enlightened ruler that always goes too far.
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by obblekk 13y ago
Academia, and the Ivy League in particular, prides itself on being rigorously open, on providing broad access to all knowledge to advance intellectualism. In this regard, academic institutions often attack governments and corporations that
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by obblekk 13y ago
Still working for me.
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by obblekk 13y ago
Is this legal? Did I give consent to Facebook publicly associating this information in ToS?
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by obblekk 13y ago
But how many additional teens are there on Instagram now?
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by obblekk 13y ago
Why isn't there a branch of python 2.7.2 which introduces the features from 3.x that don't require syntax changes and fixes known bugs in 2.7.2? I get that these are the reward for upgrading, but it seems unreasonable to hold back
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by obblekk 13y ago
By singularity, you mean the creation of artificial intelligence? If so, then shouldn't we be encountering these AIs?
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by obblekk 13y ago
Part of the Drake equation is multiplying by the probability that intelligent life evolves. Of course we only have one data point, but it seems like intelligence is a pretty good response to many evolutionary pressures and so is likely to c
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by obblekk 13y ago
The above argument and the fact that there's something in military experience that newly wealthy countries don't have. There's a lot of cultural knowledge about how to win a war that doesn't exist in countries that haven
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by obblekk 13y ago
Isn't this attacking a strawman? Can't you always make object mutations construct new objects and return those? Basically "fake" the immutable part of functional programming?
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Fermi Paradox: If the Universe Is Teeming with Aliens, Where Is Everybody?(books.google.com)
51 points by obblekk 13y ago|75 comments
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by obblekk 13y ago
scheme lists aren't lazily generated?
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by obblekk 13y ago
Are there differences between Asians from abroad and American Asians/Indians? I guess is this a culture/accent thing or is it just subconscious racism?
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by obblekk 13y ago
Are there limits to how high Asian/Indian employees advance up the corporate ladder into management? Are there differences between foreign Asians and American Asians?
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by obblekk 13y ago
Do you think that Asians are discriminated against, perhaps in different ways? I've never been to the Valley and have been curious about its dynamics for some time.
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What papers from the last decade should every computer scientist read?
1 points by obblekk 13y ago|0 comments
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by obblekk 13y ago
Could you give another example of one of these? How do you find them?

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