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by tjchear 7y ago
This comment reminds me of another comment [0] on Reddit that talks about the different levels of wealth. An eye-opener for the rest of us for sure. [0]. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/2s9u0s&#x2F
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by tjchear 7y ago
Predators like lions and cheetahs achieve top speeds comparable to a car driving on freeway tho.
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by tjchear 7y ago
Oh boy I thought the same. I had a sinking feeling until I realized it's a story.
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by tjchear 7y ago
In case anyone doesn't know what differential programming is, here's what Wikipedia says about it [0]: > Differentiable programming, or ∂P, is a programming paradigm in which the programs can be differentiated throughout, usual
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by tjchear 7y ago
I would love to use this just for the offline and query change detection capabilities alone - but the latter is currently beta and disabled by default. Is there a reason for that?
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by tjchear 7y ago
I wonder if it makes sense to have something similar for software. E.g glue react to bootstrap. Answer: reactstrap! But that's nothing a Google search/stackoverflow search can't do already :)
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by tjchear 7y ago
Yeah but that's from the perspective of buyers, so OP's point still stands.
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by tjchear 7y ago
I checked out one of the links [0], which lead to an article presumably by the same author, with this accompanying picture of a plaque installed at the site of measurement on Mount Wilson [1]. It clearly says velocity of light - so that mig
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by tjchear 7y ago
I'd identify which states change often and group them into their own context(s).
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by tjchear 7y ago
I never understood the need for hooks and how it's used (the example that react doc has for useState is too simplistic for any useful pedagogical reasons) until I saw divjoy's generated code and studied how it used hooks. Then eve
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by tjchear 7y ago
I got a different take out of it though. I think the author's point is that one has to be more careful with their decisions and choices as the consequence/effect could last a long time (this is where the 25 years assumption comes
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by tjchear 7y ago
The title is intriguing. You got a summary of it?
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by tjchear 7y ago
In a way, we're already there, no? We listen to what Yelp reviewers tell us. We stop trying as hard to memorize facts as we offload our cognitive functions to Google search. I guess the tighter coupling than what it is now is what make
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by tjchear 7y ago
I applaud them for trying hard to make the operation as approachable as a lasik operation, but puncturing a hole through my skull, no matter how tiny the hole is, and sew some tiny threads to my white matter, is a no-no for me. But then aga
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by tjchear 7y ago
It'd be great if this technology matures to the point where we can perform telepathic communication, à la Ghost in the Shell.