telesphore

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   by telesphore 5y ago

   It's a matter of setting up expectations and balancing that with good story telling. Ambiguity, elision, out-of-order story telling, etc. are all part of art but it's a delicate balance. There's a contract that artists set up
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   by telesphore 9y ago

   I dunno, I agree that data flow is important and maybe the most important part of functional programming. But the ability to sling program fragments (partial application, pointless functions, etc.) around as if they were data seems pretty i
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   by telesphore 10y ago

   Reconciliation is filibuster-proof, They don't have to repeal it, just defund it. Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reconciliation_(United_States_...
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   by telesphore 13y ago

   unfortunately, our ageing selenium scripts do not work on anything but firefox. Again I want to stress that Aurora works really well on most everything. I personally prefer Firefox to other browsers. But that doesn't mean that FF is pe
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   by telesphore 13y ago

   Well it's certainly better. But, as some one who has to run Selenium at work a fair bit (it makes me so sad), I can tell you that Aurora is quite savvy and the memory use never really got out of hand but FF24 still crashes after runnin
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   by telesphore 14y ago

   Your question misses the point. Animals may not have the rights we grant a human, some would argue that they have no rights. But that does not mean that we then have the right to treat that creature with arbitrary cruelty. In fact, we don't