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by tempsolution 6y ago
> Anything that can be neatly siphoned off from that more complex imperative world, should be. No it really shouldn't. Just look at JS. It's a complete mess. And HTML would get there in a short time if they were to adopt "
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by tempsolution 6y ago
> but certainly enabling these things to be trafficked does not provide net positive to the world. You really wanna go there? Seriously? Nobody forces you to use drugs. It doesn't even harm anyone else directly. He didn't even
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by tempsolution 6y ago
> Expressive, pretty powerful, ML and Haskell inspired type system This is not a reason to use rust. It's like saying "I like Ferraries, because they drive fast", failing to specify WHY you need to drive fast (you usually
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by tempsolution 6y ago
Even if it violates conservation of momentum, that doesn't really mean anything, since this is all happening on a quantum scale. It would definitely violate physics if you didn't need to apply a constant energy source for this to
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by tempsolution 6y ago
> If you have a Clock ticking for 10,000 years what kinds of generational-scale questions and projects will it suggest? Like... None? This seems like a complete waste of resources. It's probably a life-like toy from someone with too
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by tempsolution 6y ago
Being able to read is helpful. They are "zero cost abstractions". Yes, they are not zero cost, big surprise (I thought they wouldn't produce assembly instructions). A pointer is an indirect reference. But the abstraction arou
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by tempsolution 6y ago
What are you talking about? unique_ptr contains a pointer, that's it. Yes, to represent a pointer you have to contain a point. Passing it on or not makes zero difference and using a website that return unoptimized C++, is not a good pl
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by tempsolution 6y ago
Dude, read the article? This is like a cop posing as a cow and trying to say on "slaughterYourCowToday.com": "Hey look, I am actually a real human being, please don't slaughter me"... But hey, the picture of that co
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by tempsolution 6y ago
This is ridiculous and yet another demonstration of the absurdity that they try to sell as US "justice" system. So let's summarize. 1) Guy is looking for adults on an adult page 2) Adult women(24) with an adult picture says s
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yeah or looking at it the other way around. If this would replace your human reviewer, then maybe you would do good to have some serious discussions with your HR department...
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yeah, but you do you realize that DDG is Bing. And while DDG does not track you, Bing does. So essentially the reason why DDG kinda works well is because a lot of user are still being tracked by Bing.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Interesting, wouldn't it make A LOT of sense for the US government, or any government to heavily invest in this space, since it get two flies with one stone (i.e. better energy for land AND sea AND potentially space)?
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Probably two things. On one hand, our theoretical understanding of quantum effects may not have come far enough to write a traditional simulation program. Or doing so would take years or even millions of years, or both. Quantum computers ca
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Agreed. Cars should mostly be banned from any urban & sub-urban spaces, replaced by fully automated public transportation. Most people should not be allowed to drive a car, as they are physically incapable of safely operating it.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
In Vancouver there is no such things as peripheral vision, but that is not due to mobile phone use. Indicators are also optional. I am impressed how there is not a crash every second. When you drive here with a bike you basically know that
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by tempsolution 7y ago
AFAIK, I can't remember an instance where AWS raised prices. So if they were to undercut someone in prices, they would not be able to raise them again, so I find this scenario unlikely to happen.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
There is nothing wrong with being average. You should have enough energy to swim above the event horizon, where bad things happen (i.e. financial instability and job insecurity, the root of all evil). If you don't have the motivation t
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Well deserved. There isn't much else to add. And on top of that he has the audacity to set foot on American soil again.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Erm. Talk to the founders?! Get this team lead fired for gross incompetence?
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Why? The thing could just have trapped human hostile pathogens in its fur, etc.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Wow, revolutionary. It's not like its been known for years already that sugar acts as an effective immune suppressant. It's always funny to see how school medicine tracks the state of the art by 20 years into the past and then ano
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Sounds like good darwinistic filter to me. In this case it will filter out people who are so afraid of the future that they want to rather have mankind extinct.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Sorry, but this doesn't make much sense. Playing Chess and Go to start with is already a kindof questionable use of anyone's time. But if you know that a computer will demolish even the worlds best players, transforms this into a
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by tempsolution 7y ago
You do realize that this feeling is not mutual? Companies don't give a shit about their employees as long as it doesn't benefit them. They are not humans, they are "things" made out of humans. And the trick is that they
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by tempsolution 7y ago
For a few years? What kind of lifestyle do you have that a few millions only last a few years? I really doubt with that math you would have been able to save a few millions in the first place, unless you won a lottery.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
This made me laugh :D. Their "best", might not want to work at big tech companies just to exfiltrate secrets. And also their "best" would have an increased chance of being identified in background checks... They are prob
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Wow maybe Toshiba is able to do what Theranos failed to do. And of course with their failure rate, they can bring up healthcare costs as well. Win win for everyone... cough
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by tempsolution 7y ago
I am curious to why you think working at Google is reserved only for the very best of the field? I don't have good visibility into normal companies, but honestly all FAANG companies essentially employ armies of average developers, alth
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by tempsolution 7y ago
It's naive to assume that someone working at the airport would actually know whats going on. These are the lowest level employees. They know what they need to know, i.e. "Take the bottle and throw it away". Maybe they give yo
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Wow, weekly all-hands. What a waste of time. God save anyone who works in a company like that.

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