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by sridca 11y ago
Well, I get that. To be as blunt as possible for comprehension - Tolstoy and the like, when they are busy living "the law of love," are actually dissociating themselves from the savage instincts (while identifying with the tend
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by sridca 11y ago
The "most natural, basic state" refers to the ultimate dissociative mental state that Spiritualists aspire to < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_(spiritual)> ... and not to the evolutionary b
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by sridca 11y ago
It would depend on what you were actually feeling behind your appraising comment, would it not? On the one hand, one tacitly feels contemptuous towards the other group and tries to come across as dispassionate in their appraising comment.
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The key to success? Grit(youtube.com)
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Heroku Isn't for Idiots (2012)(rdegges.com)
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by sridca 11y ago
> I really do wonder about what happens when you have 1 male with 10 wives, and 9 other young males with zero wives. In the past, this has traditionally lead to some form of revolutions. I haven't seen anyone actually answer this qu
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by sridca 11y ago
Ah, finally someone said it. I like OP's idea a lot, however it will suffer from memory and social conditioning bias. This is why in Chronicle[1] I record these data points at the very moment they happen, and use the notion of "fo
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by sridca 11y ago
Planet does this already: http://www.planetplanet.org/ - just need someone to host it.
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by sridca 11y ago
It was the other way around for me. Early childhood to high-school social rejection (via peer-bullying and such) naturally led me to focus on "things" and ideas thereby being creative with them. However, being creative with "
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by sridca 11y ago
Indian society has traditionally enforced collectivistic values. From a young age, be they a male or female, one is conditioned to unwittingly absorb the various rules and responsibilities of a narrow lifestyle (get married at ~25; have bab
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by sridca 11y ago
As someone born and raised in India, I find attitudes like this quite annoying. Programmers tend to be passionate and self-learners; you want an university to teach you? Look at what some programmers from Tamil Nadu came up with: http:&#x2
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How is TJ Holowaychuk so insanely productive?(quora.com)
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My Experience in Tech and Its Reflection on Women in Tech in India(minvolai.com)
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Has anyone thought of how the distributed commit log can be extended to client-side FRP? Elm has this notion of signal – http://elm-lang.org/learn/What-is-FRP.elm – which is really a stream of changing values, that are
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by sridca 11y ago
Very interesting analysis. It seems that as a general rule leveraging sexuality and power to promote something is effective as long as that association remains covert.
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by sridca 11y ago
This has been my experience as well. Learning basic Haskell (from cis194[0]) helped with Elm, however it took a while (about 3 days) before I began being productive at all. Too productive, in fact. Once the basic application is in place, im
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Understanding Elm(srid.ca)
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Isn't this (connecting with average people) what adults throughout the world are doing already? The same adults who, according to this report, are unhappy compared to children? What's the solution to all of this if such a popular
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by sridca 11y ago
Social status affects one's well-being, health and longevity more than anything else — a number of studies have already come to this conclusion. Status is the lynchpin of many of our afflictions, from wars to suicides to intergroup and
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by sridca 11y ago
> Do you recommend Spring 2013 for a reason? There were discussions on preferring Spring 2013 to 2015 here: https://github.com/bitemyapp/learnhaskell/pull/72 https://github.com/bitemyapp&#x
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by sridca 11y ago
These guys seem to be into the cool stuff. I'm jealous. > Friday afternoon update: Programming in @elmlang and loving it! Will be building an modular admin app for @HasuraHQ. Hopefully in #elmlang https://twitter.com&#x2F
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by sridca 11y ago
> The idea is to provide a very neat json api to talk to postgres with a permissions model. Just today I was looking for something like this! Any chance I can use only this json API service (using Heroku Postgres) without having to use
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by sridca 11y ago
> By the way, I'm wondering how I should go through the file line by line with a reader. Take a look at my Go package that allows you to programmatically do 'tail -f' - https://github.com/activestate/t
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by sridca 11y ago
I had given some thoughts to this before. Using DigitalOcean (with perhaps Tutum) is cheaper if you are running a handful of small apps. However the convenience of using something like Heroku can be underappreciated. I once lost data (docke
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Why you should learn F# in 2015(tomasp.net)
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Faculty may prefer female applicants for STEM professorships(arstechnica.com)
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by sridca 12y ago
Taking only graphic porn into consideration is a bias; women consume 'porn' in the form of romance novels. "By and large, men prefer images and graphic sex sites; women prefer erotic stories and romance sites." - http:&
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by sridca 12y ago
This comment summarizes my opinion on this subject: "The doctor can easily prove his technique works by transplanting the heads of two rats, preferably a white and brown one. If they survive and could walk around, not only will he get
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Learning Haskell as a non-programmer (2014)(superginbaby.wordpress.com)
106 points by sridca 12y ago|71 comments
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The JavaScript Problem(wiki.haskell.org)
3 points by sridca 12y ago|1 comments

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