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talyian
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Comment #46513179
It makes you a paradoxer if you stopped after the step of finding the consequence that feels absurd.
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Comment #22577909
It's true that Trader Joe's in Manhattan are jammed with lines going out the door and shopping there is mayhem regardless of whether there's an ongoing pandemic.
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Comment #18294485
In Go, there's a lot of common terminology reflecting the concept of "evaluate your own move independently of your opponent's move", from direct terms like "tenuki" ( https://en.wi…
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Comment #17165521
Plants can be weirdly resilient to smashing -- various bits of plant fragments can decide to grow new roots.
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Comment #16075070
the requirements are easy to meet - you just need to be able to time operations at a suitable precision. The exploits are possible in Javascript running in a browser.
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Comment #15857356
Fair enough. In this case, "Road Neutrality" protects the consumer's access to a restaurant or bank. However, in reality there are civil rights laws that in turn forbid those resta…
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Comment #15856719
If only Net Neutrality went both ways...
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Comment #15824002
There's this great book on a similar topic, "The Origin of Species," if you're interested in the phenomenon.
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Comment #15565088
Sadly, the machines I don't want people running commands on happen to be also the machines I don't want to rm -rf everything on as well.
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Comment #15553199
If it makes you feel any better, silk is still the preferred standard for smoothness, and even baby bottoms are slightly more smooth than butter: https://trends.google.la/trends/ex…
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Comment #15249590
I wasn't convinced about the value of Paul Graham's recent "General idea, small delta" essay until I noticed how easily you can just use those 4 words to justify these things. Even…
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Comment #15202591
Learning math isn't "really, really hard", but it is unforgiving in a particular kind of way: you're basically required to internalize a concept fully before going on to later conc…
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Comment #15196268
You comply if you think the request is reasonable and lawful, otherwise you don't. Maybe you get your nose broken and United allegedly pays you $140 million in damages. Maybe the i…
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Comment #15099965
Compared to say Python, it does act a bit like importing free functions without explicitly naming them, but you do get the bonus of type-based dispatch and overloading. using Syste…
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Comment #15091091
The value of a high-throughput network interconnect slot from your peers is tied to the current value of all the cryptocurrencies the DHT routes, not just the cost of running the s…
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Comment #15090921
My apologies for the machina ex machina. I needed a clean end to the post and got lazy.
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Comment #15090558
The year is 2050. You are reading this comment from a compatibility layer in your open-source browser that translates HTML from the 2010s into Thought-Interface Language 3.2, which…
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Comment #15028620
The first class IDE for F# is VS Code + Ionide. The language service backend for F# is also very well supported for emacs.
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Comment #14994856
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idem
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Comment #14922782
http://blog.ycombinator.com/yc-2015-reading-list/ http://blog.ycombinator.com/ycs-winter-reading-list/
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Comment #14875516
> can I use this for 'real life' code as part of an existing C# desktop application .. without tons of hassle Yes. Your standard OOP features like inheriting from C# classes, imple…
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Comment #14806462
In some competitive games like Dota and LoL, the random distribution for critical hits is weighted so that it ramps up over time, resetting after a successful crit. ( http://dota2.…
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Comment #13688555
This kind of 3D is a lot more accessible (via Tilt Brush) than mesh-based 3D.