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Steven_Bukal
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Comment #22480491
Is there any chance you would hire remote/visa? I am a full stack functional programmer with Haskell experience and I've noticed Co-Star postings with interest a few times now, how…
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Comment #22295569
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes (Citizenship is Canadian) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Haskell, Python, C, VBScript, C#, HTML, CSS, PHP, JS, SQL Résumé/CV: https://…
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Comment #14065668
I have lots of bookmarks, mostly for a few purposes: 1 - Pages I want to autocomplete so I don't have to remember and type the full address or verify that I'm on the true site for …
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Comment #12216173
"in China, its three major internet companies — Alibaba, Baidu and the WeChat parent Tencent — compete to create a single app with as many functions as they can stuff into it" It's…
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Comment #8652402
This. Reality is poorly designed. Using it merely as a substrate to compute a superior environment makes a lot of sense.
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Comment #8574691
This article is very silly. Complaining that software has gotten easier to use but programming remains difficult is like complaining that cars have gotten easier to use but automot…
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Comment #8425046
It's a correspondence definition. And actually I understand correspondence has been one of the most popular theories of truth since Plato and Aristotle, continuing to the present.
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Comment #8414585
Beliefs are what we use to model how the world is and what the results of actions and experiments will be. Reality is what actually determines those results, regardless of what we …
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Comment #8413885
Why not? Picking everything to pieces is exactly what those people (theoretical and practical scientists) who seem to have the most success in approximating truth do. These are the…
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Comment #8378780
My favourite Asimov story :3. Also his favourite, IIRC.