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jonlawlor

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    Comment #15412344

    Puerto Rico's population has been falling for the last 10 years or so, which is a strong factor in why they had so much trouble with debt. This is going to make it much worse. See …

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    Comment #14722879

    Then live coding might be a way to improve that skill and get over your fear! Nothing feels quite like facing a fear head on.

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    Comment #14527254

    If it was 100% isolated, the heat from the sun would continually increase the internal temperature, which would probably be bad. They're looking for a steady state dyson sphere.

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    Comment #13484464

    Yes maybe some of the success stories regarding changing from X language to Go are actually because Go enforces behavior at the language & tooling level that could potentially be e…

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    Comment #13481398

    I don't think that Go is a good language to compare with Scala. (I do like Go, though.) The two languages could not be more different in philosophy. Scala is maximalist - you can d…

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    Comment #13347912

    Always show up in court if you are being sued. If no one shows up at all for one side, they lose. He sent his assistant, but I doubt that made the judge happy. That's probably the …

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    Comment #12644394

    Musk is a savvy businessman before anything else. He would prefer to not have competition.

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    Comment #12421441

    It is kind of both; go doesn't allow some approaches in native go code that can make it slower than other languages. (I love go, but that is my experience.) In this case the choice…

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    Comment #12421426

    It is also often much faster than pcre.

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    Comment #11410126

    His book "Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers" is brilliant, his work included information theory, sampling, and running bell labs during its most productive time. He wa…

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    Comment #11266673

    Thanks, I've been having trouble finding a good place to start (looking) as well.

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    Comment #11259753

    Side question: are there any open source synthetic chemistry projects that I can look at to get an idea of the techniques and problems encountered? I try to learn about a new non w…

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    Comment #11096775

    Are there any open source projects for computational chemistry?