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by zengid 9y ago
I'm unfamiliar with the state of the art, but could this make it possible to target iOS with a bundled JVM?
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by zengid 9y ago
Discrimination is discrimination. If you're not going to stand up for others, don't expect anyone to stand up for you.
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by zengid 9y ago
What domain were these projects in? What was the 'average' developer unable to grok?
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Visa to offer biometric verification platform(businesswire.com)
2 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
Indeed, Amazon is too big for Little Rock.
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by zengid 9y ago
You've confirmed my suspicions about linkedIn. It feels very 'corporate' and stiff.
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Ask HN: Should I use LinkedIn for blogging?
3 points by zengid 9y ago|4 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
Just a general question but were there any unexpected vulnerabilities discovered through developing these tools? I haven't taken a look into the code but from the descriptions of the limitations with iframes and cross-domain windows it
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It's Time for a New Old Language – Guy Steele [video](youtube.com)
152 points by zengid 9y ago|45 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
I think the main nugget is that they took Codds powerful mathematical system for defining and manipulating relations and created a simpler way to interface with it through the English keywords SELECT FROM WHERE. I see a similar thing happen
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by zengid 9y ago
I agree with you. I asked my wife what she thought of gender affecting learning, and what she said was quite convincing: individuals have different ways of learning, and gender isn't the only determining factor.
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by zengid 9y ago
> "Rather, I was frustrated because the course consisted of lone work on exercises that seemed to have little application to the real world, the expectation that coursework required coding and debugging for hours after school threat
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by zengid 9y ago
What's the difference between type theory and category theory? How are they related?
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by zengid 9y ago
No mention of session types? http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/abcd/ https://youtu.be/8GJ2AnCjCvU
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by zengid 9y ago
Couldn't these discussions benefit from an inclusion of actual empirical evidence? Here's a list of some such studies: http://danluu.com/empirical-pl/
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Mixed Messages: Measuring Conformance and Non-Interference in TypeScript [pdf](homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk)
1 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
The podcast that she links too is really interesting [1]. Talking about what its like to learn Haskell as a first language. Really interesting for me because I'm getting into Elm, and their approach is to use really concrete ideas and
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Provably Beneficial Artificial Intelligence(bbvaopenmind.com)
2 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
The best thing you can do , IMO, is to spend a large portion of your time getting better at what you are already good at. Practice every day, whether its writing code or skateboarding or whatever it is that is your craft . Become aware of
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by zengid 9y ago
I'm skeptical of how much it would cost to scale this, just considering all of the refrigerated trucks they would need.
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by zengid 9y ago
I wonder if they'll put ReasonML under MIT as well. It's a really compelling project, especially considering how it can be combined with React. I suppose if they don't change it, one could just use Elm!
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by zengid 9y ago
Khan academy has a great in-browser environment for learning. Unfortunately the lessons are given in a tone that seems to be targeted towards middle-schoolers, so it can feel a bit irritating at times.
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by zengid 9y ago
Pro-tip: If you are doing additive synthesis and want to stack sine-waves in a harmonic series, please scale each successive n harmonic to an amplitude of 1/n. It creates a much more tolerable experience.
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Ask HN: Does TransUnion Have an Account Sign-Up Vulnerability?
1 points by zengid 9y ago|1 comments
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Who will build the Health care Blockchain?(technologyreview.com)
2 points by zengid 9y ago|3 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
This is tangential but I really like the design for that page. The audio time-stamps that appear next to the transcript are just awesome.
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by zengid 9y ago
What's your work flow like? Do you have to keep files / directories separated based on using whether your using bash or windows?
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by zengid 9y ago
I sense a bit of humor in your comment, but none the less its worth learning. In the end, the CPU is the actual machine that runs the code. It's good to have an idea about how it works because it clears away a lot of the smoke and mirr
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by zengid 9y ago
I have it on my Motorola Play.
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by zengid 9y ago
> There's nothing stopping us from packing UTF-8 bytes into a UTF-16 string: to use each of the two bytes to store one UTF-8 character. We would need custom encoders and decoders, but it's possible. And it would avoid the need

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