vmchale

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by vmchale 6y ago
If anything the pandemic seems to have made people less patient with self-justifying administrators. I don't think this can continue. Professors/teachers add value for students, you can't cut them indefinitely when they are n
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by vmchale 6y ago
whataboutism on his part
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by vmchale 6y ago
Have you seen upx? It might be what you want
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by vmchale 6y ago
Also, companies will realize that doing business in new jurisdictions (possibly with less sophisticated legal systems) has a cost.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Why would you want to use the I/O monad in Python?
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by vmchale 6y ago
> How does it affect your life concretely? Right now, he has tanked our country. We could have had a plan for the virus, and instead we are muzzling scientists.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I feel like with various things being restricted, people were desperate for that social outlet at the beginning of lockdown.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Given who's in charge of the CDC + Senate I can't say I'm holding my breath.
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by vmchale 6y ago
that doesn't yet exist? lol.
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by vmchale 6y ago
It's nice for lower-level programming but I miss functional programming myself.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Do you enjoy J for numerical programming?
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by vmchale 6y ago
I quite like the way Rust handles strings. Better than Haskell.
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by vmchale 6y ago
That's exactly the stuff public health should take care to avoid.
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by vmchale 6y ago
People write web services in Python.
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by vmchale 6y ago
This is banana republic shit.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> A good high-level high-performance programming language would be a blessing to the field of bioinformatics. It could extend the reach of biologists, shorten the development time for experienced programmers and save the running time of
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by vmchale 6y ago
> That is a shocking number to me. Makes sense. American universities are top-tier and lots of talent is abroad! CS and EE in particular carry over in another country.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Currently working on a tree-walking interpreter for a generative text language. I'm hoping to focus on the technical side this time!
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by vmchale 6y ago
I've heard good things about NixOS. In any case, they're usually clearer about what's being upgraded.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Makes sense. I can hardly think of anyone who doesn't use a Unix for servers.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I've found J joyful! I still need to pick up SICP again :)
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by vmchale 6y ago
Idris is quite nice :)
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by vmchale 6y ago
> I'm lost. Okay
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by vmchale 6y ago
Damn I wanna buy a joystick now :)
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by vmchale 6y ago
> It outweighs all the end-user-facing cons by a lot, because companies need us, and our salaries are expensive. What a user-hostile attitude
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by vmchale 6y ago
We're going to see cascading effects from this.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I'm a fan of my recursion scheme examples :p For the most part my standards get higher as time goes on though. So only small things!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Lovely! Time to see my code go even faster, for free :)
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Republican leadership has said it doesn’t plan to continue passing stopgap measures to replenish immediate aid. Instead, it wants the next bill to be more focused on ... reopening America. So contingent on something completely impossib
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by vmchale 6y ago
been going downhill since Jenna Lyons left

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