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by wirrbel 3y ago
I met him in person years ago. Well-deserved praise!
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by wirrbel 3y ago
valid
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I would have expected such a resignation after two weeks time to see whether the organization would improve their decision making process
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by wirrbel 3y ago
What is a good implementation to write SML on Mac M1? SML NJ didn't work IIRC
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by wirrbel 3y ago
There is also an issue with women’s ordination. Orthodox theravāda believes women’s orders died out and cannot be revived. There is also progressiv theravāda that doesn’t hold certain views that seem anachronistic today.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I spent a few weeks with Lojban around 2006. imho it felt really dense as a language. Definitely interesting. Back then there wasn’t as much material in Lojban as is now available.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
> Using f2c as suggested seems like a worse alternative, not a solution. essentially madness. Modern fortran is quite nice, much nicer than C from a Python programmer's perspective.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
So much this! Smørrebrød, Butterbrot/Wurstbrod Why would you even bake Bread WITHOUT topping? Just doesn't make much sense, there is only so much gravy you could dunk plain bread in. Similarly the Pizza-style dishes were continuou
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Pretty sure shifts by similar magnitudes happen all the time in the solar system with meteors hitting planets and moons and gas evaporating.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Voice coaching Or Courses on how to become a fraudster in 21 days
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I think it’s totally justified to add bankruptcy to a prison sentence in this case. She wasn’t even jailed for the bodily harm she did.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I can mirror your sentiment from the python side. I started my thesis in a matlab heavy department after years of python experience. After three months of fighting I switched to data processing in python and it was a breeze (even though Pan
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Cognate to Bein is „bone“ in English btw.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
The new revisions of Fortran are actually quite nice to work with. I had a month of using fortran in a company I worked in and reworked some Fortran 70 code into a more recent version (Fortran 2000?). It overall felt more high level than pl
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I think there is also perfect pitch and Perfect Pitch. identifying which note is played is different from what is essentially a frequency inference.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Also, slaughtering as a process never was an issue for people. My grandma slaughtered chicken in her back yard.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Interesting!
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I live in a town with teleheating, frankly I never saw it steem. I would say the upkeep in the US of the infrastructure is just bad. This reminds me that in Paris you can pretty often see water flowing on the street, it seems that the Paris
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Oops, of course that is what I meant
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by wirrbel 3y ago
German here, next to Springer (jumper) for the bishop in my family “Ross” or “rössl” was used.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Dairy is heavily subsidized in the EU. When studying abroad in Canada I was shocked at dairy prices.
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by wirrbel 4y ago
Thanks
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by wirrbel 4y ago
Company needs to be liable and introduce necessary steps so that it’s staff operates responsibly. How quick is a manager at deprioritizing quality to secure a deadline?
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by wirrbel 4y ago
Go lang is just a different class of languages. One picks rust or Haskell or standard ML due to an expressive type system whereas Go features a simple type system
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by wirrbel 4y ago
From my encounters with mathematically unskilled people: The usage of percentages is very confusing. As in in it is used in "1 in 100" but also there is this "6% increase" which is used for factors 1.06, and that the rec
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by wirrbel 4y ago
the information leaflets for medication are written here (Germany) in case numbers and not in percentages, following a "1 in X" scheme (1 in 100, 1 in 1000, 1 in 10000) which I think kind of makes sense for inclusiveness, on the o
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by wirrbel 4y ago
I have worked professionally with Scala for two years and while I see its appeal of using it over plain Java, it always felt fairly alien to me and pretty complex (probably due to the Java interop and strong typing).
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by wirrbel 4y ago
Idris was always filed in my head as some estoric/academic/obscure thing, will have a look at it.
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by wirrbel 4y ago
I really like standard ML. Modules are great but type classes would be … more pragmatic?
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by wirrbel 4y ago
I really wished there was a GC-ed but strictly-evaluating Haskell. A Rust-like syntax would probably help with adoption but I don't have a strong preference in that.

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