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by webkike 10y ago
I love Pepin. Mostly because of his delightfully pleasant accent but also because his no-nonse view of cooking as a craftmanship.
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by webkike 10y ago
Regardless there is no overhead for lifetimes. It is a data flow analysis problem used solely to verify correctness of the code.
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by webkike 10y ago
For some things it is certainly important. If someone is a known murderer, what would you do? You have to section that person off somehow. Regardless of what you call that sectioning it is a prison.
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by webkike 10y ago
There was a really good play I saw about Ramanujan's life that actually talked about the mathematics part. It was a fictional piece of work but quite enjoyable. It was called A Disappearing Number
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by webkike 10y ago
Some people happen to be knowledgeable about all sorts of subjects. I find your vague implication of wrongdoing insulting.
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by webkike 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that ">>=" is "extra syntax". The only difference is in Haskell any function with two arguments can be interpreted as infix.
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by webkike 10y ago
oh, right
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by webkike 10y ago
Has this property been observed?
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by webkike 10y ago
What if the articles printed are randomly selected from a pool? Additionally, I am talking about the content of the articles. News Papers for example already have opinion pieces so the paper as a whole cannot be unbiased. Additionally it i
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by webkike 10y ago
Besides the obvious empirical weight of your condescending dismissal I have yet to see any evidence that states it is impossible to report the news without an opinion. In fact, if you open the NYT you will find it divided into sections on o
551.
by webkike 10y ago
Or maybe - just maybe - they report the news without opinion. Facebook injects opinion into everything by it's very nature. Maybe that's not a good thing.
552.
by webkike 10y ago
Or more pedantically, allow a part of the world to keep changing the same way for longer
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by webkike 10y ago
The ACA was passed with a dem majority. They did not have that after the first two years
554.
by webkike 10y ago
Sure but I don't think the solution is to get rid of Obamacare, the solution is to fix it. And even getting rid of only Obamacare would be preferable compared to all the damage he could do.
555.
by webkike 10y ago
The issue I have is that most of our progress will be undone. The Paris Climate Accord rejected. Obamacare dismantled. Dodd Frank repealed. It's easier to destroy the world than it is to save it.
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by webkike 10y ago
Likewise. I originally downloaded GeForce experience when I was installing my drivers. When I noticed login was required I uninstalled and downloaded the drivers manually.
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by webkike 10y ago
All 7 billion of us? Good luck with that.
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by webkike 10y ago
Huh. Reminds me of the plot of metal gear solid 3.
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by webkike 10y ago
The idea that distraught family members necessarily have a clear picture of what fair justice they deserve seems extremely odd to me.
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by webkike 10y ago
I'd like all that AND the ability to know with confidence that I can plug into any HDMI/Lightning projector and it will just work. As much as I prefer Linux I don't really care about programming on laptops, I like laptops as
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by webkike 10y ago
It has definitely been a noticeable problem much earlier than that, my guess probably a half-decade after the dot com bubble burst. I was in school at Palo Alto Senior High School and I gradually began to notice really offensive trends in t
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by webkike 10y ago
Almost everyone I know has a desktop. In fact, the only people I know don't are my parents and people who only need a laptop for email. I happily paid $1,200 for my graphics card, and while that is too much in general there is definit
563.
by webkike 10y ago
Using credit cards does not preclude being able to afford the thing you are paying for. I regularly use my credit card for every day purchases despite having ample money in my checking account. The regular payments allow me to develop a goo
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by webkike 10y ago
At some things definitely.
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by webkike 10y ago
Because someone is already doing that and probably a million times better. I'm sure the VR/AR console you dream of would be exciting, but ultimately not something I would play regularly. I play games for the challenge, for the co
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by webkike 10y ago
Perhaps I should change the full phrase to "the best you can be"
567.
by webkike 10y ago
My dad always believed that if you're going to do anything, you should try to be the best at it. In terms of grades I certainly have not seen a positive effect, but I think the reason is I don't value professional education as muc
568.
by webkike 10y ago
That's exactly what I thought when I saw the headline.
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by webkike 10y ago
Probably just have fewer cats
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by webkike 10y ago
I bought a kinesis for a similar price point and I adore that keyboard two years later. In fact, I'm probably going to buy the second in the series

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