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by schtog 18y ago
Without them too.
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by schtog 18y ago
Is it raining pixels on that site? I see white pixels moving from top to bottom of the site...
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by schtog 18y ago
Does it really mean that a theory can't be found or just like with "everything else", we can only be 99.99999999% sure and never reach 100%? Does it necessarily mean that the imcompleteness theorem extends to all systems? The article linked
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by schtog 18y ago
The things I like about Clojure: 1. It has the simplicity fo Scheme. 2. It has literals for datastructures. Hashmap: {"BANK" 122323 "TRANSFER" 212001} . That's it, I created one. Oh, here's a vector for you: [1 2 3 4 5]. Veru convenient, n
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by schtog 18y ago
It is used everywhere so how can knowing it be a bad thing?
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by schtog 18y ago
1. Pay off everything for me and my closest family. 2. Buy house on Hawaii and in Whistler. 3. Batmobile. 4. Try to solve a big, hard problem that I didn't have the means to before. Perhaps not one as "pie in the sky" as "make solar power w
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by schtog 18y ago
I never used a vcs before but tried git and it was very easy to use and together with github(which really is superawesome) it is truly super.
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by schtog 18y ago
Well they are not the same because your first million has a lot more utility than the second for most people, unless say you need 2million to start he company you always dreamed of starting or to do a surgery in a foreign country on your ch
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by schtog 18y ago
Except that there is no plan to "keep breaking the language", it is a one-time now or never thing.
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by schtog 18y ago
You are wrong that it can only predict static and unchanging behaviour. It might just be that there isn't enough data to draw any relevant conclusions about Napoleon dynamite.
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by schtog 18y ago
You should have a look at Liskell and pluggable typesystems. Apparently Haskell also has some support of dynamic typing.
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by schtog 18y ago
replication story?
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by schtog 18y ago
Wow that's terrible. Hate to see ignorance growing.
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by schtog 18y ago
what are the edge cases? what are the advantages of iterators? less memoryuse?
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by schtog 18y ago
I don't know what you mean with PHP-esque really but I don't find it to make it messy, on the contrary the whole point seems to be to make Python more consistent and there are well-thought out plans for how to migrate code from one version
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by schtog 18y ago
Dude chillout I wasn't exactly serious. But I do think that Python deserves the spot as the nr 1 scripting language. And of course competition is good. And I don't think the community alienates new users, on the contrary I find it very help
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by schtog 18y ago
Good. Let Python take over the dynamic scripting language space completely.
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by schtog 18y ago
And the nordic countries, while christian, are very secularized and have the lowest corruption in the world.
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by schtog 18y ago
So you are from Cameroon? And you work with computers? Do you have a post highschool education?
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by schtog 18y ago
What does that mean for Java if you are right?
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by schtog 18y ago
The people actually working on general-purpose AI, exactly what the heck are they doing? It seems to me we: * Don't have a clear idea what consciousness is * Have very pathetic attempts at creating it so far. But machine learning has achie
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Ask HN: Top universities in the world?
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by schtog 18y ago
github?
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by schtog 18y ago
This is one hell of a (shameless) plug, I almost didn't notice it and I did sign up.
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by schtog 18y ago
Hehe, danish? You study? I live in the south(Skåne) and yes even here it is too dark. Great country society-wise, climate-wise not so much.
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by schtog 18y ago
Eh? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylogism
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by schtog 18y ago
Why choose Ruby in the first place? I tried both at the same time and granted haven't coded anyhting real in Ruby but Python just won handsdown on every point that mattered for such a language: * Readability * Libraries * Rapid prot
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by schtog 18y ago
How is the programming language in Mathematica? How is it for Matlab stuff? Or perhaps it isn't for linear algebra at all? Can you write real standalone applications in Mathematica or it is solely for prototyping, analyizng and modeling?
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by schtog 18y ago
Anyone else having problems with VideoLectures? Most of the time the videos just hangs for me after a while and prett much always if I pause them for more than, say a minute. But this is awesome though.
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by schtog 18y ago
Scientists observe reality and change the theory when the experimetns contradict it. Religious people don't observe reality, they have already decided and when evidence suggests they are wrong they just don't take them into account(or worse

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