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Impl0x
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Comment #20707493
I believe so, yes.
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Comment #17683125
Buddy wait til you hear about oil companies
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Comment #16380512
Tinder no longer requires Facebook, I believe.
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Comment #14109570
The link posted jumps straight down to the "Exercises for the reader" section. Is that intentional?
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Comment #13523086
I got started with functional programming with F#. I agree that there were times when I used its hybrid nature as a crutch, but I think there's a value in using a hybrid language i…
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Comment #12923559
There are a few "easy" answers for ease of adoption, some of which I think have been mentioned by other replies. A phonetic alphabet with only one possible sound per letter, the ab…
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Comment #12895927
Indeed, the issue of DDT is much much more nuanced than people make it out to be. At the time, it was a miracle chemical that was going to let us eradicate (rather than simply cont…
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Comment #12866998
This is a difficult question because there are multiple motivations for making a new constructed language. For instance, Esperanto is designed to be a universal second language. It…
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Comment #12865384
Location: Virginia, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: .NET Framework (C#/F#), Functional Programming, experience with building/maintaining REST-ful APIs (see r…
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Comment #12818834
Presidential pardons don't apply to impeachments, I believe.
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Comment #12787896
What have been your impressions with Elm so far? I started playing with it recently since I enjoy Haskell but I'm coming from it with no prior web experience so it's hard for me to…
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Comment #12392751
Of course there's always uncertainty involved, but uncertainty of outcome doesn't really lend any more purpose to an armed conflict.
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Comment #12367783
I have a morbid fascination with the idea of all-robot wars between countries with rough parity to each other (both countries have robot armies/navies/air forces). War always seeme…
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Comment #12242798
One of my favorite things I've learned during my time studying Esperanto is the word "volapukaĵo", which is constructed from "volapuk" as the root and means "nonsense". "Tio estas …
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Comment #12232790
> computers of the future will not be able to implement any of our ideas without creating time-travelling algorithms that borrow processing power from other computers that are furt…
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Comment #11869564
I enjoy math, but I'm nowhere near experienced enough to follow that paper. There wouldn't happen to be an annotated version or some kind of summary of it, would there? I've always…
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Comment #11613460
This might be off topic, but there are a few comments on here (mostly) joking about why we even should bother designing planes like the F-35 to be operated locally by humans. I'm c…
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Comment #11562574
Half-swording can and was performed bare-handed as well.
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Comment #11500159
I don't want to sound fussy, but sword guards aren't designed to protect the user from the sword, they're for protecting the user from other swords. That they make using a sword sa…