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by smnplk 10y ago
If a random girl asks you to show her your penis, first make sure you are doing it in person and she does not have any devices on her. How can people in this century not know that your stream (no pun intended) can be recorded.
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by smnplk 10y ago
Haskell ?
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by smnplk 10y ago
Do you know about cljs-js ? https://github.com/cljsjs/packages
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by smnplk 10y ago
Well, math really isn't a spectator sport. You have to do the work on your own, reading is only part of the work. A very time consuming hobby indeed.
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by smnplk 10y ago
I believe the whole point was to target the JVM, because of reuse and maturity. And actually it's not stuck just in java ecosystem, clojure got wings years ago. Yoy can find it inside a browser today too :)
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by smnplk 10y ago
recur in clojure is also easy to read in my opinion.
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by smnplk 10y ago
I'm confused, please explain.
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by smnplk 10y ago
thanks for reminding me I have to continue reading that book :D
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by smnplk 10y ago
"You are grounded until you become a doctor!" - One chinese dad to his young son.
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by smnplk 10y ago
Right, but Buddhism has some extreme acts too. In 1963 a buddhist monk burned himself alive in the name of peace. A video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epfNsk5l26U WARNING: It's a bit graphic!
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by smnplk 10y ago
How can you do this to yourself? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%ADch_Qu%E1%BA%A3ng_%C4%9...
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by smnplk 10y ago
surely you both read the book
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by smnplk 10y ago
...bing, bong, chim, pluck..and my Chrome is frozen.
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by smnplk 10y ago
I think I should just go back to QBASIC.
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by smnplk 10y ago
Clojure ideas are beyond Clojure.
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by smnplk 10y ago
But, when I'm spoiled with built in immutable persistent collections and awesome concurrency semantics, am I not also desiring those features in other lisps.
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by smnplk 10y ago
Exactly. I once read a great article [1] written by Martin Trojer I think, it was about recursion in Clojure. EDIT: [1] https://martintrojer.github.io/clojure/2011/11/20/tail-calls...
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by smnplk 10y ago
But I must say, this was amusing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z6TecVZAhk :D
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by smnplk 10y ago
Oh, that same guy that did this http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/business/a-huge-overnight-...
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by smnplk 10y ago
And then, there is this http://www.offgrid-living.com/2016/09/canadian-town-will-giv...
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by smnplk 10y ago
No quantum virality ? Huh...
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by smnplk 10y ago
I think we need to address this giant elephant in the room called object oriented programming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTfhkiAqPw
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by smnplk 10y ago
Great idea. I'm stealing it. :D
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by smnplk 10y ago
I was doing that for years on gas stations, just picked the blue ones. Now that I am more sugar aware, I look at the labels a lot. I was also shocked to see some ridiculous amount of sugar in that what used to be my favourite drink.
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by smnplk 10y ago
you sir are my hero.
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by smnplk 10y ago
plus that annoying space button
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by smnplk 10y ago
It takes genetics to be interested in something too I believe.
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by smnplk 10y ago
you forgot sex :)
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by smnplk 10y ago
But before you can create the universe you need to create at least two membranes.
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by smnplk 10y ago
thank you, thank you , thank youuuuuuuuu!!!!!

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