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zrkrlc
6y ago
The author is supposedly Cade Metz, so this was the focal point of last year’s NYT hullabaloo about revealing Scott’s identity.
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Why Slate Star Codex Is Silicon Valley’s Safe Space
(deccanherald.com)
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Why, in China and Japan, a copy is just as good as an original
(aeon.co)
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6y ago
I feel like this will only work if you can read hiragana and katakana already.
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zrkrlc
6y ago
How did you get started in Clojure contracting work?
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6y ago
Surprisingly many. A lot of my professors tend to see math as a 'necessarily evil' and only teach enough to be able to do the calculations, and this attitude certainly rubbed off on most of my classmates. In fact, some of them eve
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6y ago
I like how TOML was the first thing that came to your mind and not 'co-founder of GitHub'.
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I like how their experiment was literally pitting ants against each other.
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There’s Leo Dorst’s Geometric Algebra for Computer Science but I haven’t really read it in any substantial way. Might be worth checking out still.
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I spent around two months being completely enamoured by geometric algebra until I realised it flies in the face of some pretty strong trends of mathematics in the last couple of decades. How come? Well, we’ve been moving towards more and m
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Oh wow, I have never seen this sentiment expressed outside weird rationalist circles. This is exactly how things are in my view, plus or minus some systematic biases whose negatives only become huge in great numbers.
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6y ago
Was your undergrad GPA ever a factor in the admissions process?
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6y ago
Well, we're entering the golden age of space exploration right now, so let's see how that gap closes by the next decade or so.
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zrkrlc
6y ago
Nitpick, but I think what you meant to say what "HoTT is to ZFC as Python is to Turing machine tape". Hope it helps.
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6y ago
For a math-lite game theory guide from Scott Alexander himself: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QxZs5Za4qXBegXCgu/introducti...
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If I want to attend a bootcamp for a couple of months, is the M-1 visa my only option? How difficult is it to get?
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6y ago
Did you do the entire book in Clojure or just this part? Thinking of forking SICP Distilled and was wondering if there's a reason why it stopped other than the author losing interest.
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6y ago
My take on this as someone who's been on atomoxetine for a year is that, no , this won't automagically fix your problems. But it gives you a chance. Me on atomoxetine means I can actually: a) slow down, b) get an intuitive feel o
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6y ago
The assumption here is that you have a structured enough environment that you get tasks delivered on your doorstep regularly. Having no external source of motivation is the death of us.
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6y ago
You might like https://tldr.sh then.
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6y ago
Did anything interesting come out of the RAS' press release?
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6y ago
Wow, I had no idea about the dot operator. And TIL about `gd` (moves to the word's definition) and `gf` (for file imports) as well.
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6y ago
Because all your friends are playing a VR MMO and are talking about it nonstop on social media
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How much would it cost to put something like microNOVA into orbit around Mars?
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Imagine putting all of science on a common (diagrammatic) footing, implemented down to the level of types so you can immediately perform calculations...mouthwatering.
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Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google Executives Testify at House Hearing
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
Huh, you used `clojure.spec` but then used YAML. I get it for the UX reasons, but I would have guessed you'd be generating edn under the hood.
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Nubank acquires Cognitect
(cognitect.com)
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Space elevator?
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The Jacob’s Ladder of Coding (2015)
(medium.com)
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