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Comment #19308972
Seems like an extremely reductive view to take: you can't use time and family to buy food. Gender roles aren't so cut and dry any more. Given that, maybe outcomes should be conside…
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Comment #19243345
Characterizing people wanting to contribute to the basic living conditions of people so pejoratively as 'unfortunate' and a 'continuation of the "white man's burden" ideology' is a…
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Comment #19141989
We can implement it with a single `amb` function, too (I took some shortcuts that might have hidden some of the nature of the implementation)! -- Lifts a list into Amb. amb :: [a] …
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Comment #19141534
amb without side-effects can also be expressed in terms of the List monad, e.g.: do x which can be equivalently reworded as the list comprehension: [(x, y) | x i.e., the underlying…
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Comment #19127175
1. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/inclusivity > The practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have phy…
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Comment #19127139
Dismissing a position as "virtue signaling" is fundamentally lazy. Ironically, aren't you "virtue signaling" right now about how you're sincere enough to be able to look down on pe…
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Comment #19127115
Inclusivity is about wanting to better include minorities or disabled people in spaces where they may have been discriminated against and affecting their livelihoods, e.g. the work…
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Comment #19088042
On what grounds should an unrelated party ( the government, via labor law ) force their will on two voluntarily trading parties, blocking their transaction? Because wage slavery ex…
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Comment #19042694
It really doesn't depend on the jail, at all. Having to be incarcerated to have a good livelihood is unforgivably disgusting.
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Comment #18793277
If you can spend enough money to say "well, that's not my problem", then you yourself are the problem.
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Comment #18785157
If you watch the GIF, the library parses Japanese addresses just fine.
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Comment #18044782
What does diversity of thought even mean?
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Comment #17947036
Nat = Nat + 1 does end up being meaningful: since ultimately the numbers that fall out (e.g. Bool = 2) end up describing the sizes of sets, an interpretation of Nat is some infinit…
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Comment #16897786
Quantum computing is not parallel computing: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/3400 briefly talks about the mechanism of quantum computing and how it is not general parallelism.
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Comment #16736952
Can you refute the claims in the video posted? The style is unrelated to the validity of the claims.
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Comment #16331032
The SNAP Inc. in question is actually http://www.snapinc.net , an enterprise consultancy.
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Comment #15997629
You want people to mine for you for... nothing in return?
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Comment #15649696
It's just a convention.
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Comment #15056591
Forgive me if I misunderstand, I still don't understand your concern – TypeScript has type safety because it can check types at compile time (vs. JavaScript which has very limited …
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Comment #14119295
The US announced their participation in the TPP in 2009, a free trade agreement encompassing trade between the US and New Zealand. The Obama administration had been very gung-ho ab…
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Comment #14030043
Then you get H-1B fraud complaint fraud ;)
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Comment #13900531
I think most people wouldn't know the difference (I had no idea!) and the knowledge might fall into the realm of obscure trivia.
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Comment #13576375
The parent comment makes no reference to right wing news, or even any judgment on the fakeness of left or right wing news.
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Comment #13097019
Neat! Extension methods and getting rid of "var that = this;" in one! It seems that it also extends to full expressions on the right-hand side of ::, so you can even do, for using …
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Comment #12775845
The rule is misleading in cases like: int* arr[][10]; Spiral rule would state "arr is an array of pointers to arrays of 10 ints", where actually it would be "arr is an array of arr…