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Comment #38971478
"ponderous pensées on human frailty by an apologetic autocrat" From this article about a different emperor: https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v41/n04/christopher-kelly/a-...
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Comment #38717898
The memoir "Street without a Name: Childhood and Other Misadventures in Bulgaria" by Kapka Kassabova (2008) covers similar ground. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3808716-stree…
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Comment #38415511
I would also recommend the site "Science Fiction Ruminations": https://sciencefictionruminations.com/ Lots of thoughtful sf book reviews with a heavy (but not exclusive) focus on t…
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Comment #37693632
I'm not a mathematician, but I feel the "syntethic"/"analythic" distinction in mathematics is an interesting and useful concept. "In modern mathematics, an analytic theory is one w…
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Comment #35566284
https://qntm.org/mmacevedo > However, even for these tasks, its performance has dropped measurably since the early 2060s and is now considered subpar compared to more recent upload…
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Comment #35558672
> Purifying an (unnecessarily-) IO function into an ordinary function is a good exercise. Agree! And I would add that you can "purify" a monadic function without having to rewrite …
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Comment #34801079
> Consequently, while al-Qazwīnī was wont to include tales about islands at the end of the world where women grew on trees and other dubious mirabilia, his purpose was lofty indeed…
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Comment #34161060
There's also jOOQ for Java. https://www.jooq.org/
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Comment #34003414
Adult Swim's "Lords of Synth" comedy short contains a homage to Wendy Carlos in the form of a certain "Carla Wendos" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXgNo5Smino There's also the do…
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Comment #31164640
> My own solution was to keep no entity state in memory and translate everything into DB updates immediately Did you encounter some part of the domain which was difficult to "push …
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Comment #30880324
> Consistent with my loyalty to the functional-programming idiom, I designed my initial bf implementation so that each instruction would copy the existing bytes into a new a…
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Comment #30714947
A related answer in the CS Stack Exchange: https://cs.stackexchange.com/a/91345/5296 > type theory is not about syntax. It is a mathematical theory of constructions, just like set …
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Comment #30478035
> If we need to compose these errors in a larger program we can simply wrap previous errors in a bigger sumtype This approach is being adopted in GHC itself to compose errors happe…
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Comment #30206680
Maybe Grothendieck, like Avicenna's conception of God, only knew particulars "in as much as they are universal". Grothendieck once flunked an exam due to—in his own words— "une err…
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Comment #30035767
A recent video about -fdefer-type-errors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPVjA3TO9OI
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Comment #29976103
Another useful feature of Spring is aspect-oriented-programming (like when we manage transactions boundaries with @Transactional). Spring takes care of that, but doing it manually …
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Comment #29796665
I think that, when talking about idempotency, there's the implicit assumption that the "rest of the world" stays the same while the sequence of operations is performed. rfc2616 say…
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Comment #29796114
So that means that, without a cache, repeating a QUERY might create two response resources but, with a cache, only one will be created. I find that odd. My understanding of HTTP id…