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5y ago
I think usually the sender is implicit (the calling context) so it could me omitted. Racket [1] has a non conventional syntax too. [1] https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/ivaraccess.html#%28fo...
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Executives are more politically savvy and know that in-person connections are more effective to build alliances, coalitions, trust, etc. Additionally, they have the resources to pay people to take care of their kids and do their home chores
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Because technology is basically business automation. Much less of coding is hobby or science.
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5y ago
So Wolfram has initiated two of the four scientific paradigms
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Yup. Netflix doesn’t sell tech, it sells subscriptions to scripted drama. It uses tech to expedite its business, like everyone else. Yes, they invent a little more technology than your typical small business spreadsheet. But tech is a commo
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5y ago
You don't need a nervous system for information processing
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Yes, if our definition of "game" is broadened to mean "culture" around this tradition (as historians might), rather than just reducing to the rules. In this sense, it also includes the conventions, skill-level titles, pl
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Chemical simulation is very hard (involves solving multiple np-complete problems). But that is one of the expected applications of quantum computers (simulate quantum systems).
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6y ago
This is someone that doesn't love our craft. It's ok. Romance can be taken away from anything, as meaning isn't objective, but a human idealization. In the end, everything we do are just atoms moving around, and after a few t
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6y ago
some numbers are ilegal
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6y ago
Why is it a SPA?
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For Trump and similarly authoritarian leaders, specialists aren’t there to provide independent answers. They’re there to legitimize the political agenda of such leaders. Trump doesn’t care about truth, evidently by his discredit of media, a
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6y ago
This is a list of good qualities regarding engineering practices, teamwork and emotional intelligence. 10x engineers, who are supposed to be 10x more impactful than 1x engineers, are expected to have many of attributes of that list to a hig
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Diego, this is really amazing. The one gif where you throw a block into a stack reminds of some interesting property of the laws of classical mechanics: they are reversible. That is, the high entropy state after the block hit the stack, if
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The Euphoria Programming Language
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7y ago
It's a nice write up, but the methodology is based on productivity as measured against coding, debugging, and execution speeds - which does really capture how much more impact a good engineer can bring. The reason is that the impact ca
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7y ago
So he's comparing his eponymous programming language to the arrival of mathematical notation 400 or so years ago, and the advent of written language.
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8y ago
I like the UI, but I find the blog post example - flip a coin to see who will donate a kidney - a little distasteful.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue-collar_worker
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8y ago
I stopped reading when it implies software engineers are not real engineers.
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9y ago
it's a great conversation starter
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9y ago
Without looking at the study (so they might have taken this into consideration), but there might be a bias such that intelligent people rise to leadership position despite lacking leadership skills.
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It’s not double blind. Aspirin takers might have other correlated behaviors which reduces cancer risks
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Yes, it's a decent syntax sugar alternative for the kids. But it's not going to win if it doesn't solve the real problem: reproductive builds. A problem that CMake (and similars) are really trying to solve.
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Paradox of Tolerance
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I built a smart scale that keeps track of my cat's food intake, compute trends, and text me when has been too long since eating: https://github.com/rodrigosetti/smart-pet-food-tracker
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I clicked thinking this was about making a friend go without eating
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In which society is it easiest to get rich? Contrary to common belief, it is not countries like the US or the UK that create the highest number of rich people per capita, but Nordic social democracies like Norway and Sweden. Counter intuiti
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Try to find a motivation to get thru this - think about the good that you can make it to your employees as you lead them through the acquisition. This might help you to gain some more time to think about your options
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10y ago
Agree with the post. But if you want to be amongst the best programmers, being passionate about your craft is a necessary condition.
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