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by platz 6y ago
That you don't see that something is wrong when an intelligence agency fabricates fake evidence in order to advance a political agenda against other parts of it's own government is chilling.
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by platz 6y ago
What do you think of what happened with the Steele Dossier?
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by platz 6y ago
> We're actually all rooting for the same things here. I don't think you understand half the country.
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by platz 6y ago
When GraphQL comes up there is always a lot of talk about the frontend (justifiably), but I never hear anything about what the story for the backend will be. Are there any unique challenges, assumptions, tradeoffs? The backend seems like a
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by platz 6y ago
Any post that claims to have engineering value that doesn't include the cons with the pros is in fact a marketing piece.
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by platz 6y ago
I had a much nicer time using inline-r to create graphs in haskell with ggplot; that is one of the nice things about a big ecosystem, sometimes it's just too hard to catch up / rebuilt with a native library
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by platz 6y ago
> The world which he imagines... with some a little richer but not too much so, is not one in which I want to live. He specifically says people will not be equally remunerated in the article; this whole thread is basically attacking a st
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by platz 6y ago
What is an example of an eye-rolling claim from Taibbi?
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by platz 6y ago
Discussed on Sean Carroll's podcast, Mindscape: https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2020/09/21/115-... He seems a little non-committal if not skeptical. One telling exchange near the end re
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A room, a bar and a class: how the coronavirus is spread through the air(english.elpais.com)
10 points by platz 6y ago|0 comments
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by platz 6y ago
I'm afraid homotopy type theory has zero relevance towards anything related to applied programming at this stage, especially if you are not already an academic doing PHD-level research. if you want to learn some functional programming
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by platz 6y ago
https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2020/01/16/the-internet-of-beefs/
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by platz 6y ago
> what they considered to be Russian disinformation and propaganda was it?
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by platz 6y ago
previous submissions from different url: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14335261 (2017) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19872364 (2019)
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by platz 6y ago
switch to Gimp
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by platz 6y ago
what do you think of rails?
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by platz 6y ago
isn't that what I said?
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by platz 6y ago
I'm not sure I'd call LINQ a precursor when LINQ itself was based on haskell's monadic list comprehensions. monadic list comprehensions aren't quite the same thing as optics, however.
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by platz 6y ago
problem-space just disappear = magic
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by platz 6y ago
FYI, because I know it will be brought up; GHC models linearity differently than Rust, so you can't compare the two against each other, even though you think you would be able to do that. Rust puts linearity on the types, GHC puts line
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by platz 6y ago
basically you use GP as a last resort, when you don't have any knowledge of the actual problem space that would help you make better guesses from previous ones. This is also usually the default situation, because often we really don&#x
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by platz 6y ago
fair enough - i guess the idea of the bus pirate was that it's flow was supposed to be faster than writing code, i.e. you want to peek & poke a target more interactively or exploratory just to see how the it behaves. but Yeah if y
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by platz 6y ago
i dont care
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by platz 6y ago
Are Bus Pirates still being produced? If not, what fills the same role in the toolbox (device multi-tool and rapid protocol testing without code)
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by platz 6y ago
i guess i forgot about the newlines case, and just had never seen anyone put spaces in like that without newlines, so figured it didn't exist. strange that it's even allowed.
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by platz 6y ago
since basically no other language with dot syntax lets you do myRecord . someField with a space in between, it doesn't seem like something that will actually trip newbies up
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by platz 6y ago
Do you think this game is going to explore that question in a way that changes or challenges you, or is it going to simply make a facile nod & gesture, while portraying some kitschy logos. Do you think its actually going to attempt to c
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by platz 6y ago
cyberpunk that isn't edgy, daring or truly political doesn't deserve the moniker. It needs to be taking some kind risk. Going through the motions of tepid imitation (read:unoffensive to the largest target market, follows precede
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by platz 6y ago
They don't look very edgy and have more of cartoon feel.
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by platz 6y ago
curious what you think of other social systems theory folks like talcott parsons and luhmann

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