vmchale

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by vmchale 6y ago
They have to check a recursion limit, for one.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Also the recursion limit.
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by vmchale 6y ago
(Flo is a period tracker)
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by vmchale 6y ago
You'd be more likely to catch it here than pretty much anywhere else in the world lol.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I think everyone's just tired of his shit.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I feel like someone is gonna get in big trouble for this. The dude who stole her mail wasn't even wearing a mask.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Thanks to laziness, foldr is usually preferred, and it is not tail recursive. With guarded recursion. foldl' has its place.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Makes sense, they're getting good deals rn with the way airlines are doing.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> I don't think it's Python's fault. Probably all the programming toolchains are this hard to a newbie! Python is a little worse in that in pushes its dirtiness downstream to your users too.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Isn't it yet another copy of OCAML No, closer to ATS maybe?
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by vmchale 6y ago
Fairly new language.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I read that rapidly darting eye movements are characteristic of cluster A personality disorders (schizotypal, ...) Wonder if it reflects something in the eyes.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> I really wish the data science/algo community weren't going in the direction of Jupyter/Notebooks. It's an atrocious experience from a development standpoint I see why scientists use it, but it lacks any FFI!
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by vmchale 6y ago
We are the fish now.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Same with parler. It's now totally dominated by weenieheads.
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by vmchale 6y ago
CDC was muzzled by Trump admin. and a lot of that cascaded downwards. But still, horrible to see.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Especially since I (the general public) can get an N95 online. If companies aren't protecting their workers they're not trying hard enough.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I don't know if this counts but I want an ARM laptop performant like the M1 but with Linux (not from Apple?)
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by vmchale 6y ago
> It's analogous to how the difference between 5 and 15 is equal to the difference between 105 and 115. Patches are torsors? :o
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by vmchale 6y ago
> How can two diffs ever be considered equivalent when they include a changed file that had different starting contents? Can they? In darcs, patches commute. It works nicely sometimes!
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by vmchale 6y ago
> What does it mean to consume "ultra-processed" food? Something like a snickers bar or packaged saltines maybe? > Can someone give an example how the daily dietary intake can be 50% processed foods? What do you eat for that
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by vmchale 6y ago
> I never used much more than a simple L/R split I use multi-displays too (XMonad; I assume i3 has the same!). I use more complex splits occasionally for dev work I quite like it but I guess I could use something more conventional i
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by vmchale 6y ago
I use XMonad and it has some ability to reconfigure such things. Not sure what the general solution is.
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by vmchale 6y ago
The mail client is worse than Windows IMO. But a tiling window manager and terminal is worth it for now.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Yup, I envy the M1 but I'm on XMonad (lol) and I really wouldn't want to go back to a non-tiling window manager.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I do admire it!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Prop 13 is all of California, right? > make their house unaffordable were it not for the protections FB isn't the problem, the problem is zoning... Artificially cutting off supply to the benefit of landowners and capital.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Boston should have been Silicon Valley. It had all the education Boston is a tech hub, just smaller.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Universities help I think. Stanford, Berkeley &c. Many great public universities and many great universities!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Oracle leaving for Texas reminded me of this person: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941 People getting excited for Texas seems a bit silly! Real tech hub but... this is Oracle. C'mon.

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