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by zodiac 7y ago
"container" can mean other things in other contexts though, e.g. I'm running a configuration of Docker on my machine right now such that the CLI talks about "containers" but it is actually running VirtualBox in the
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by zodiac 7y ago
I dont disagree with many of your points, but are you advocating "logging into a production system and editing the config file in nano"? Can't tell if you are...
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by zodiac 7y ago
"Leading cause" means that among causes of death obesity would be the plularity, not the majority
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by zodiac 7y ago
Node's packaging story sucks in many ways, but IMO python's is worse. I spent quite some time working with python when there was no first-party dependency sandboxing (i.e. there was virtualenv but no venv) and even today there are
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by zodiac 7y ago
I think the terms normally used for this is "completeness" and "soundness", as in, the D type system is "sound" because it rejects all programs with use-after-free, but it is "incomplete" because ther
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by zodiac 7y ago
There are sometimes good reasons to define a mathematical object under study (vector space, real numbers, ...) by an axiomatic list of properties it satisfies instead of constructing it from simpler objects. John Conway's ONAG has an i
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by zodiac 7y ago
Having the last index and the length be the same may not be the good thing. for instance, if you translate python's negative indices (x[-i] = x[len(x)-i]) directly the last element would be...x[-0]? But then having the last element be
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by zodiac 7y ago
Shouldn't the tuple for 1-based indexing be 1,n,n ?
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by zodiac 7y ago
The "aim" is to cover an interval with "simple" rationals (where a rational with a smaller denominator is defined as simpler)
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by zodiac 7y ago
For French, I've found this to be really good https://mobile.twitter.com/yggtorrent_com?lang=en There's also the option of buying DVDs on Amazon
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by zodiac 7y ago
I guess the claim I disagree with is C8: C8 = function composition is the primary form of composition for functional programming. Most people consider Haskell to be a language that heavily encourages a "functional programming" sty
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by zodiac 7y ago
> Is this your whole point? That your definition of OOP, FP and design is different from my definition but you understand what I'm talking about? Or is there another point you're trying to make? Let C1 be the following claim: &
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by zodiac 7y ago
My whole point - the one I've been trying to make in every comment in this thread - is that if you want to talk about "FP" as a whole (or "OOP" as a whole), you have to explicitly define it. Relying on intuition or
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by zodiac 7y ago
> If you follow the links, read and completely understand what I'm writing you will see I covered everything. Right now it appears you didn't read it. Which one of your links define the terms "FP" and "OOP"?
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by zodiac 7y ago
You're still not defining what a "paradigm" is, which is my main objection. You define "FP" to be (what I claim is) a way that's too narrow. Your splitting the design space into different paradigms is (I claim)
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by zodiac 7y ago
I agree that the heart of the matter is abstraction and composition. I agree that function composition is an important part of FP. I agree that FP languages should allow point-free composition However I think the claim "functional prog
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by zodiac 7y ago
If you know the type of distribution but not the parameters,you can sometimes go through the data once and estimate the parameter (maybe exactly) without "storing the distribution" via histograms. Eg if you know the data is drawn
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by zodiac 7y ago
Do you have a rationale for drawing the line there? Why don't we go further and claim that (say) FP is also about laziness, if your language does not support first class laziness it's not functional. Or first class continuations,
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by zodiac 7y ago
I personally find it fun to become better or trying to see how close I can get to being the best at my hobbies.
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by zodiac 7y ago
Is it possible to buy with cash?
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by zodiac 7y ago
Here's a disagreement: you're right that it would be nice if benchmarks included desktops, but I continue to want to do "serious work" on my (expensive, underpowered relative to a desktop) laptop.
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by zodiac 7y ago
Are they "bugs" from the point of view of the gba designers or the game programmers? I was u der the impression that the game programmers purposely read invalid memory this way in order to prevent emulation
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by zodiac 7y ago
It's true that he passed the interviews and everyone seemed to love him, but would you hire someone who lied to the extent that he did?
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by zodiac 7y ago
Are you normally able to take your scooter into public transit?
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by zodiac 7y ago
Another thing to try: experiment with not eating lunch at all
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by zodiac 7y ago
Oops: Every cube is within one of a multiple of nine, which means every sum of three cubes is within three of a multiple of nine. So numbers of the form 9k+4 or 9k+5 cannot be expressed as the sum of three cubes. It’s conjectured that every
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by zodiac 7y ago
They mean "unsolved" in the sense that for eg we cant prove or disprove claims like "all integers are the sum of three cubes".
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by zodiac 7y ago
How about tax-paying non-citizen residents, tourists etc?
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by zodiac 7y ago
These say "lab-grown veggie burger" and "lab-grown Impossible Burger" but never "lab-grown meat"
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by zodiac 7y ago
Impossible Burger isn't lab-grown meat

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