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by ohyes 10y ago
Kudzu maybe? Problem here being that we grow things with potash, which is derived from fossil fuels afaik.
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by ohyes 10y ago
That really does suck, is there anything you can do to prevent this sort of thing? Mortgage through a credit union or something?
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by ohyes 10y ago
This is a fantastic opportunity! We could come up with the next gen bogeyman for the coming century! Guys, we've got to beat the dragon masters to Mars! There's no telling how much swooping they'll do from that high!
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by ohyes 10y ago
That's a very interesting theory on what's going on with trump's tax returns and why he won't release them. It also fits with him being audited so frequently. I wonder who/what could be the debt holder!
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by ohyes 10y ago
What's to stop the board from firing him and then doing the acquisition to save the money that they would have had to pay him.
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by ohyes 10y ago
At McDonald's they specifically market it as "the fish" in a non specific way. In a fine dining establishment they do actually market it as a particular type of fish. And particular types of fish do typically have different a
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by ohyes 10y ago
The end result you describe isn't much different than a number of 4 year undergraduate degrees, PhDs or masters programs (all at "good" colleges). The best advice I ever received was to not pursue a Ph.D. in philosophy. It&#x
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by ohyes 10y ago
I believe the saying is "Lies, damn lies and benchmarks". That said, he does make a case that elm is competitive with other frameworks, which is all anyone should take from a language benchmark, in my opinion.
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by ohyes 10y ago
In that s-expressions are a notation for computation, they can be executed by an interpreter. This is what we refer to as execution. Even assembly is like this, there's no other reasonable way for it to work right now. This feels like
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by ohyes 10y ago
Because it can be done!
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by ohyes 10y ago
I think what this really gets at is that callbacks are a shitty concurrency primitive. They certainly make sense from an implementation perspective (I've got this interpreter and I want to do concurrency... I know, I'll just use i
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by ohyes 10y ago
Having looked up variants just now, I can definitely see how it would be useful. It seems (to me) to fall into the same category of macro-like things that enhance the expressiveness of the language. I think the most important point is the i
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by ohyes 10y ago
With respect to Clojure, you don't write macros, but many of the really interesting language features within Clojure are built upon macros. (core.async and core.match come to mind). It would be difficult to add them without macros. I d
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by ohyes 10y ago
I'm biased, but there's a big difference between "learning lisp" (well enough to transliterate that python program) and really getting the code as data concept. I'd say that learning X really well is always a positi
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by ohyes 10y ago
To add to this, Most of them compile to native. I think the exception is CLISP. Certain implementations have both because compiling was costly at one point.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Spot instances are pretty good for cheapskates who want to play with cloud stuff.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Would be pointless, the coating would just wear off.
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by ohyes 10y ago
So much for wolverine's longevity.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Logically, that's not what he did, his statement allows for a non-xenophobic trump supporter. We're not all trump supporters, and we're not all xenophobic. In the set trump supporters it is allowed to be a non-xenophobic one.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Poverty, lack of education, and lack of opportunity would be my trio of undermining traits. It's a lot harder to convince someone with a 9-5 job, a family and a mortgage to overthrow the government. If we think of this as Islamic nati
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by ohyes 10y ago
It was some outdoor plaza in Madrid. Might have been lunchtime. The milk was better than anything I've ever had in the US.
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by ohyes 10y ago
When I visited Spain it was eggs and thick cut bacon, cafe au lait with whole milk. Which is basically what I eat here in the US, minus the bacon.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Bullshit. How do you think your computer functions? You don't get high level programming languages without philosophy. Where do you think natural sciences came from?
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by ohyes 10y ago
Which is funny because a recursive descent parser is actually very simple.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Reminds me of their approach to javascript.
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by ohyes 10y ago
no. You test by plugging it into the repl and running some stuff through it. (Tdd is writing some tests then making some code that passes them. Which, imo is cart before the horsism)
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by ohyes 10y ago
Eventually because of profits that go into the next dividend. Otherwise you would just buy each company pre div, sell it a little bit ex div, make tons of free money.
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by ohyes 10y ago
I did both computer science and philosophy at a top tier college, the computer science courses were far easier.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Yes, it was intended that way. The entire digression is. :) Google wouldn't hire mercs anyway, they'd probably use drones and robotics and AI.
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by ohyes 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_militar... Technically, yes they could. And if the private sector really is more efficient, they shouldn't need the whole 50 billion. I guess what I'm sayi

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