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by wz1000 10y ago
> What we have never been able to construct is a society where everyone is equal and wealthy and getting more-so. This may or may not be possible with human beings. One thing is certain -- we're not bees. This is false, or at least
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by wz1000 10y ago
Even if technological progress was slowed, leading to a worse average quality of life compared to more advanced societies, wouldn't the lag be worthwhile if the society was more egalitarian by the time progress did happen?
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> Those people also derived no benefit from their wealth. Of course they did. You don't have to spend money to benefit from it. You get access to opportunities people without wealth don't have, most important being loans and su
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Eagle Mode(eaglemode.sourceforge.net)
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> Some text inputs have a dark background and a dark font. Which makes things very difficult. I'm typing blind. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/firefox#Unreadable_inpu... You can customise the colors accor
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by wz1000 11y ago
Isn't this something you would generally want your WM/Compositor to handle?
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The parent commenter was implying that the public wouldn't stand for having recreational drugs being manufactured by regular pharm companies, because they were somehow more dangerous. I pointed out that pharm companies already manufact
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by wz1000 11y ago
> Because the stuff used as illegal drugs is actually dangerous to health Recreational drugs are not inherently any more dangerous than the chemicals produced for medicinal use. They are the same kind of thing, recreational drugs just ha
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by wz1000 11y ago
This reminds me of TempleOS https://youtu.be/sm-W4Tzg9-o?t=662
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> Can someone kindly explain this in terms of word-sized chunks of data made of bits, grinding through a Von Neumann machine, perhaps illustrated using C code snippets?
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If you do the same for the Mediator pattern.
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Also known as the Y Combinator :P
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In the end, it is a community effort. It needs people from the community to contribute. If you think you can do something better, I really encourage you to do so.
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AFAIK, this is based on Ubuntu Touch.
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> "don't think whether it's a good idea to put this button here, just make it an option in the settings". Which is clearly wrong. Why is that?
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Everything you mention is relatively easy to fix. Submit a patch if you don't like it. That's the beauty of open source :)
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What do you find 'unfriendly' about Plasma 5 and Breeze?
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This is great. I really look forward to seeing where it goes. As an aside, KRunner is the best, most powerful and useful launcher I have ever used.
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I think the KDE Visual Design Group is doing a great job and that Breeze and Plasma 5 look great.
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If you were a true rockstar, this would be called rockstar.io/rockstar.js and written in node to make it webscale.
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by wz1000 11y ago
Here's zsh on my machine: http://imgur.com/dZshfUR
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> Haskell's philosophy to "avoid success at all costs". How? I think you are misunderstanding the philosophy. Like SPJ once explained, its 'avoid (success at all costs)' and not '(avoid success) at all costs
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Yesod is the most actively developed and popular web framework for Haskell.
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How does the hot-swapping work? The only way I had seen of making this happen is what xmonad does. I'm assuming this is radically different from that.
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Unless you're programming in a dependently typed language and have proven your code correct :P
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Both of them are regarded as the same function(ignoring bottom) because there is no way to differentiate between them as you can never supply them with a value of type Void in order to see their result.
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Imagine a collection of a objects(lets call it A) and another collection of b objects(called B). A function is a set of arrows matching each object in A to an object in B. Each object in A only has one arrow originating from it. For each ob
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by wz1000 11y ago
https://wiki.theory.org/YourLanguageSucks
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State is modeled in Haskell as the type newtype State s a = State (s -> (a, s)) Where s is the type of your state and a is the type of your result. It's basically a function that takes the current state and gives you a resu
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Here's a version in Haskell implemented using a monadic DSL: http://augustss.blogspot.in/2009/02/more-basic-not-that-anyb... Also, here's ASM embedded in Haskell: http://wall.org/~lewis&#

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