vorotato

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by vorotato 10y ago
The term macaroni was not used by the romans.
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by vorotato 10y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1658294/whats-the-purpose...
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by vorotato 10y ago
Scala supports dependent types like how F# supports higher kinded types. Kind of, some of the time, but you might be able to find a library which shims full support.
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by vorotato 10y ago
I'm really confused is he saying that fsharp can't have functional combinators? That seems incorrect. Also the title is just generally abrasive. I could just as well say scala doesn't natively support dependent types, so clea
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by vorotato 10y ago
this is why services with sensitive information need an optional duress password.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Formal education is like eating a steak with an eyedropper.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Right and many proofs math textbooks are so old that anyone can print them, so they're actually much more available than say a chemistry textbook.
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by vorotato 10y ago
I realize now where you are getting the 2x, but if you are paying a full man's wages to power a robot you really need a different energy provider. The costs of powering and maintaining a robot are a fraction of the cost of a human.
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by vorotato 10y ago
As I understand it destroying/preventing automation is an example of the broken window fallacy. The problem is not automation, but rather the system that punishes a worker for being displaced for the sake of efficiency. The economy wou
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by vorotato 10y ago
No desktop version? Why would anyone use this over hangouts?
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by vorotato 10y ago
In one word, no. If asked simply say personal life events.
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by vorotato 10y ago
yes.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Yeah but my gut tells me you're wrong.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Let's not forget it was embarrassingly painful to vote in the primaries this year. There were people who waited in lines for hours and never got to vote.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Is it just me or does Putin also have tiny hands?
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by vorotato 10y ago
There is no science without repetition.
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by vorotato 10y ago
I assume by arguing the personal liberty cost of emissions outweighs the personal liberty gained by tax reduction.
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by vorotato 10y ago
You know google search puts together things which are conversationally related. If you don't think people are making Trump Hitler parallels you are in an echo chamber.
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by vorotato 10y ago
>The REAL way to go about this is to discriminate at the referral/reachout stage. >If you go to your all male engineering team and announce "We are hiring! Refer all your friends!". What you are effectively doing is dis
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by vorotato 10y ago
When you get hired to save a dying company, you shouldn't be slammed for the stock doubling.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Company performance has improved since she got there, check out the stock.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Have you seen the stock? Wallstreet should be grateful.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Classism exists, saying racism exists is not saying other forms of oppression don't exist...
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by vorotato 10y ago
You're wrong and this reply is why.
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by vorotato 10y ago
High returns actually REALLY need to market, yknow so that people know that it isn't some short sighted scam.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Why have the word perfect then?
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by vorotato 10y ago
Why? Because how many times have you fallen into a peat bog and couldn't get out?
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by vorotato 10y ago
I dare you to out of the blue ask your boss the definition of a predicate, and then respond with this comment.
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by vorotato 10y ago
Never forget the 90's love for 3d actually went this far beyond the practical.
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by vorotato 10y ago
It works if you're trying to be random, however if you're trying to react and respond to its patterns you can win.

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