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Comment #17665626
The idea of employment also brings more stability to workers, to focus on their families and other stuff. Worker's rights on the beginning of the industrial revolution was terrible…
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Comment #17622267
ASP.NET does this, you use its components and it generates client side javascript. In a more functional way, there's another language that does this caled Opa! http://opalang.org/
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Comment #17566153
But comprehensions are also a functional idiom.
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Comment #17530159
Yes, but if you're allowed to timeout, then any system is trivially available, even a system where the nodes are always offline (simply timeout every request).
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Comment #17478015
Perhaps you just need to make the Sapper -> military pun more obvious (my gut feeling was that it was just some ridiculous marketing)
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Comment #17469343
https://bayesianbodybuilding.com/the-myth-of-1glb-optimal-pr...
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Comment #17447409
For CPU bound stuff, the 80%/20% rule is to learn that an array/vector is typically much faster than a linked list, and this is due to how CPU caches work. (this is thinking about …
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Comment #17434022
Please stick to a font already in my browser. My network is slow and webpages sometimes get stuck loading; the resources in your page took 40 seconds to load and your font didn't e…
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Comment #17425192
> I dread the day when someone finds and publishes the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto for you know, a "good story". I hope it doesn't happen I hope this happen, but long after he is …
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Comment #17382593
About 1: take a look at sit https://github.com/sit-fyi/sit and git-dit https://github.com/neithernut/git-dit It would be nice to work with an existing project than roll your own.
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Comment #17381976
In Haskell, getChar isn't a function (something of type a -> b), its type is IO Char http://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.11.1.0/docs/Prelud... It represents an interaction wi…
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Comment #17090164
emscripten can compile to both wasm and asm.js and load them depending on browser support. this seems good enough.
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Comment #16894222
I hope you understand that you can use secure primitives (such as ECDSA and AES) to build insecure protocols.
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Comment #16845627
> The one thing I am tying to validate / invalidate is weather "spiritual" as used by non religious people, is mere hacking of our delicate physical and chemical machinery. It real…
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Comment #16677011
there are many meditative techniques, and some of them promote sleep see http://marc.ucla.edu/mindful-meditations "Body Scan for Sleep" for example
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Comment #16389593
A single study will almost never be actionable, but a series of studies, accompanied by systematic reviews, could be the basis of such recommendations.
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Comment #16349939
Is alcohol use a clear and obvious red flag too?
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Comment #16065717
I'm not sure that calls for genocide are part of the global discourse.
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Comment #16038301
For opiates, the reason is often being prescribed them for pain.
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Comment #15919264
Being born on a rich family is akin to being on "welfare" through the years you need most.
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Comment #15781081
Type checking your code is, in a sense, a formal proof. That is, your types encode theorems, and the compiler check them. The article actually alludes to this, linking to this: htt…
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Comment #15721388
I think distros package rustup too. Here on Arch it is pacman -S rustup (instead of the curl | sh thing) then proceed normally. Installing an outdated toolchain makes little sense …
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Comment #15586648
> without any contribution by a human author are not registrable. Is there really no contribution of a human author -- the programmer? He wrote the source code, and supposedly impo…
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Comment #15439555
Fingerprints change (sometimes radically). Relying on them may make you unable to prove you're yourself.
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Comment #15402291
Why can't we let the markets regulate themselves? Or, if we're dictating what's a fair price.. can we at least force Intel, AMD and other relevant parties to license X86 patents?