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John C. Wright in the Count to the Escaton sequence. But it's just part of the background of awesome while the real people story plays out in the foreground (as it should)
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This is all excellent, and I'll add one more sub point to "Avoid becoming a bottleneck at all costs": - Be backwards compatible. If you need to break backwards compatibility, advertise it widely and put your people towards t
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by svieira 2y ago
Where this could go was covered by (among others) Michael Chrichton's last novel Next [1] which games this out in some detail (as far as I am aware it's his only novel with endnotes). [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by svieira 2y ago
> Because that is a whole lot cheaper than extra (unwanted) pregnancies. From a nation which should know better after being so very thoroughly roasted by Mr. Swift some few years ago: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/
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by svieira 2y ago
This reminds me (in the best way possible) of the Eve-lang demos of debugging a program by simply asking "why is <the UI element> not here?" Fantastic work! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWAMr72VaaU&
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Apache is credited with things it didn't initiate, but accepted after they were given up by another company (e. g. Cassandra)
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I'm pretty sure this is QEF.
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Unfortunately we do not yet have a way to write reality in any of these languages, so there is always at-least-one-level of translation where errors in representation may creep in.
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by svieira 2y ago
Anyone who is interested in pattern matching and the visitor pattern (and the benefits of various encodings of state and behavior) who hasn't seen them should check out: * Li Haoyi's Zero-Overhead Tree Processing with the Visitor
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by svieira 2y ago
Quite impressive - I tried to confuse it with things it would not generally see and it avoided all the obvious confabulations https://6ammc3n5zzf5ljnz.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/inf2...
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Another take on this kind of subsidiarity approach is Joel Salatin's "Memorandum of Understanding" which he talks about in detail in "Stacking Fiefdoms": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbJc8i5B9RU
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Yes, in great detail. https://tc39.es/ecma262/multipage/ordinary-and-exotic-object... is the specification, and for the TL;DR https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript
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We were warned: https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/library/mother-teresa-at-th...
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> We conducted a user study with 30 Web users, recruited over social media, and presented them each with 20 pairs of websites. Website pairs were randomly selected from both the Related Website Sets list (i.e., sites Google designates as
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That is how I read it.
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Congratulations!
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They may, but the wonderful thing about discourse is that in most cases you don't need to rebuild everything from raw signals processing on up. You just need to find the first common layer of agreement and build from there.
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So what happens when you break or loose the card? How do you establish your identity at that point?
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The key thing to note here is that it is completely _lexical_ in scope - this only generates one tagged template even when called multiple times: function lexicalMagic() { const callHistory = []; function tag(strings, ...
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An excellent insight for which I have only one nit to pick: > finally rendered obsolete by the postmodernists is better render as "finally discarded as obsolete by the postmodernists". Since, after all, they didn't prov
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The author also directly relates this to Datalog and its descendants, so if you like Peter Alvaro's work this may be worth looking into more > State management via dataspaces is directly comparable to a distributed datalog-based sys
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For _APIs_ I prefer to use both - the only downside is that resource names need to be restricted to _not_ include trailing `.{EXT}`s (either at all or limiting EXT to things that aren't valid content types). E. g. `/books` - loo
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Why would that stop Lewis from being impressed by him?
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Fortunately, Nietzsche was simply diagnosing a disease rather than expounding on the nature of health. Yes, many of us in the 20th and 21st centuries act like God is dead. But "right is right, even if nobody thinks it is" is s
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Earthweb ( https://www.baen.com/earthweb.html ) is a story of a version of the internet where Gurri's "acerbic internet" was a more PH-neutral environment.
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The string array is not referentially stable across invocations and cannot be because there is a single argument array containing both the "static" bits and the "dynamic" bits. So you can't use it the way that JS&#
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I hope and pray that you are not anxious or miserable and that you can find your way to the path to permanent happiness and stick with it to the end!
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"Fall into" was a reference to the act of choosing "something other than God" in a permanent way (that is, "fall into Hell") not the act of being afraid of punishment (that is "fall into fear of Hell&quo
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I invite you to consider The Shroud of Turin ( https://www.shroud.com/78exam.htm ) and the documented miracles at Lourdes ( https://www.lourdes-france.org/en/the-miracles-of-lourdes/ ).
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Speaking as a Christian I think Hell is often looked at the wrong way. It's easy to fall into, yes, but not because "you're just doing it wrong" but because "you want to". I can't speak for other denomin

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