vikiomega9

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by vikiomega9 8y ago
:D I think go did a good job of internalizing this
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
Err beta-tested?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
Just to paraphrase, you're asking for more data right?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
The argument made here isn't to type out more lines of code but to match the speed of your typing to your mental model such that the slow typing does not get in the way
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
I think a lot of that praise in American media was an extension of neoconservatism that permeated the administrations around that time
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
thanks! just to clarify, how do you manage the composition of these types? Do you create a structural type per API and potentially have the "same" types repeated multiple times?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
This is not easy to do in say Java which is significantly different from clojure (or how typescript enforces typing). In your example it appears that you're using the name field rather than the type Named to shape data that the functio
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
geocities simply made it "free" to publish on the web I thought? As opposed to being a platform that enforced complex policies
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
> A counter argument is that you might miss out on a lot of the monetary rewards that comes from learning the much desired skill that others don't have the time or will power to tackle in the period where doing so involves a lot of
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
This is very annoying, I honestly thought China would continue to present a very real challenge to American hegemony and keep it in check
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
And how does this notion of corruption compare to systems such as lobbying? > son of your uncle's friend And for the point of discussion how is this any different from the privileged power structures?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Wouldn't version control solve this problem anyhow?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Reminds me of Localizers from A Deepness in the Sky. That was a great book
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Indeed people will die over it. But you have to make a convincing argument about changing behaviour as opposed to playing a variant of white man's burden.
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
I think it's also important to understand historical context. The "painting" make it seems like the "others" don't know what they're doing
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Banks do post current balances which reflects how ledgers work. The current balance also reflects transactions that havent posted and that seems to be in line with the example
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Sorry, are you saying "it's the cost of doing business"?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Reading the comments here, I wonder how many are aware of the use of social harmony which justifies this type of tech and why that core thesis is not identified and argued upon when compared to "more freedom is good". If this thou
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
My comment is that you cannot have CP without a reliable network, an unreliable network is equivalent to a partition event. This might be a naive assertion, but how else do you have a partition event? I'm confused about what you were t
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
But isn't network reliability a necessary condition for distributed consensus?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Naive question, how do I figure out in which part of the chain a null had occured? Or is the assumption that you'd establish only valid inputs and therefore never have a chance for this to happen?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
I don't think that makes sense, if I had a longish method or a task that could be decomposed into smaller pieces to clearly identify what's happening I would prefer to break it up and test those pieces if it made sense. Obviously
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
How would one go about testing such an idea beside implementing it? The context seems to be philosophical more so than a more rigorous model.
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Why do we expect fewer lines of code with more unit tests? I don't quite follow this.
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
These decisions interface via binding sites[1] which can be thought of as having "bias". [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binding_site
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
I'm not aware of universities doing manufacturing and selling finished design, they more or less license IP.
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Surveillance cameras made by China are hanging all over the US(wsj.com)
2 points by vikiomega9 9y ago|0 comments
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
So it sounds like the deal was to get Travis Kalanick back onboard/Benchmark an exit?
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
Obligatory reference to Vernor Vinge's Fire upon the Deep and A Deepness in the Sky that explores programmer archeologists or programmer at arms.
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by vikiomega9 9y ago
> is the extent to which they'll continue to develop Is this necessarily true? The rapid development is a because they opened up to other economies from a position of underdevelopment, but there has to be a set point somewhere consi

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