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by wz1000 12y ago
Does anybody have experience of running Linux on previous Surface devices?
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> Not all overdosing is due to "no proper information available about dosages". I'd wager that few overdoses are from first-time users, so the overdoser has some information about their own previous dosages at the very lea
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by wz1000 12y ago
Overdoses would certainly be reduced by a large extent by legalization. Also, drug education that is more rational and nuanced than "drugs are evil and will ruin your life" will go a long way in preventing the kinds you problems y
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by wz1000 12y ago
Multisig solves that problem.
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by wz1000 12y ago
Most of the issues that afflict drug users stem from their illegality. 1. Drugs are frequently adulterated because of lack of any regulation. Adulterants are responsible for most of the side effects of heroin use. The only side effect of pu
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by wz1000 12y ago
Then you have the moral police complaining that the government is promoting drug usage.
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by wz1000 12y ago
To be fair, this occurs with most mainstream languages. I'm pretty sure a beginner has no idea what "public static void main(String[] args)" means.
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by wz1000 12y ago
I went through a Lisp phase exactly like that. Currently I'm going through an extremely similar Haskell phase. I've learnt half a dozen languages before these two, but I've never experienced the satisfaction and obsession I&#
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lens attempts to solve that. Though it does so at the cost of unreadable types.
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by wz1000 12y ago
The thread doesn't have a limited size. This isn't stopping people from discussing Kronos.
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Personally, I believe Haskell syntax is a work of art. Learning how it fits together with currying is extremely satisfying. Also, the meaning of all the operators you mention, with the exception of (>>=), is immediately clear from the
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I've heard claims that it is only so because you come from an established imperative mindset, and that it would be as easy(or difficult) for a person with no programming experience to learn Haskell as a traditional imperative language.
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by wz1000 12y ago
Many confusing operators certainly exist(especially in Control.Arrow), but the ones you have mentioned are the worst possible examples you could give. All of those have a clear meaning, and are extremely useful f . g y . h z a . f&#x2
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by wz1000 12y ago
Much better than over-promising :P
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Thanks for your work! I was trying to get IHaskell to build on Arch Linux(using the Hackage package). I couldn't get it to work with either the arch packages for ipython2 or for ipython3. The version that IHaskell tries to install also
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by wz1000 12y ago
I used cabal install ihaskell --reorder-goals, and it built without any errors. However when I try to run it, IPython does not detect the IHaskell kernel. I get this error: /usr/lib/python3.4/site-packages/IPy
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by wz1000 12y ago
How do you differentiate between a troll and someone who is misinformed?
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Is there any way to build this for Linux, or am I better off just using IHaskell?
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Why do you think it is impractical?
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Many widely used developer tools have been free(as in freedom) for decades. This is natural, as developers are actually competent enough to take advantage of that fact by virtue of knowing how to code. So many tools become popular because o
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by wz1000 12y ago
Is that i3 and surf?
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It goes both ways in my experience. People often hate on Apple, but on communities with many Apple users there is significant negativity in the opposite direction. Criticism of Apple is generally not taken well.
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by wz1000 12y ago
Aside from a select few free software communities, the Apple community is the one I've witnessed the most negativity and hate in. Maybe this is because people in both of these communities feel they are "special" somehow, and
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by wz1000 12y ago
I haven't used 3D modelling software, but I presume that you would look up things as you need them as in any other software, and not memorize everything in the beginning. Things that are commonly used will be memorized automatically.
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by wz1000 12y ago
Yes, I don't know why all this data has to be stored in the "cloud" and can't be stored locally. That way if you really want "the cloud" you could just use Dropbox or Google Drive or any of the other billion cl
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by wz1000 12y ago
After ~3 years of learning Lisp, I find the second style extremely easy to read.
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by wz1000 12y ago
Honestly, I don't understand the hate for GPL. Someone spends time and energy making something, and releases it for free , and for everyone to use. That person has every right to decide how their software will be distributed. The GPL
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Do evil-mode users count?
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> I literally spent weeks last year grepping the entire Mavericks base installation for hardcoded URLs, domain names and IP addresses and setting up entries in /etc/hosts and NAT rules to hardwire that stuff to 127.0.0.1 I don&
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Löb and möb: strange loops in Haskell(github.com)
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