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by wrong_variable 10y ago
spaces ( I know I am a monster, stop staring at me ! )
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
I agree. There is a price to be paid for tightly coupled system. I forgot but there was this good book on mathematics that paul graham recommended. That book talks about the fact that every 100 years in mathematics there is an explosion of
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
I am not sure how serious this is or is it just a joke.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
This gives far too too much credit to AGI. 1 # The biggest losers with AGI is going to be corporations, corporations and capitalism rests on a very simple idea - private property. Humans are employed to create stuff that can be patented or
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
I understand their motivation - just like I understand Hitler's motivations. Hoarding cash is extremely bad from a macro-economical standpoint. The govt should be alarmed of this type of development. There is a reason why we need 2% in
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
oh my god, this is depressing sad. She could have hired a team of machine learning grad students to build her a personalized spam filter. but she went with the cheapest option. this is going to keep me upset for a while.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
It makes sense. A 'whore/slut' women in a society has the most destructive effect on other women's sexual prospect. So I am surprised that there is a taboo against that - the only thing that surprised me is when men thin
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
hey spion ! I read your post and sent you some messages on gitter, it seems you do not use gitter a lot :(
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Yes, this is fairly common in all of South Asia. The way to get around this is to look poor and be brown/black. Whenever I go back: 1) I buy a local school bag back ( put my expensive laptop and phone in it ) 2) wear wife beater that i
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
The post has nothing to do with inter-state commerce. Its to do with Federal Laws set by the Indian Govt, which overall seems to be deeply protectionist. If you ask any historian the reasoning for this attitude in India and why its tolerate
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Essentially for some reason or other the loans are not being repaid - and mostly likely wont be repaid due to high unemployment among the people who took the loan.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
thanks !
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Before people get out their pitchforks. These laws in India are a direct result of 200 years of British 'free' trade. Imagine the amount of damage something like NAFTA has done to the american working class - multiply that with 20
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
If there is any person who finds this funny - and it is funny - know that is this is where the WORLD economy is heading. Europe is already half-way there, america is stalling it due to immigration, China is going to be there once it hits th
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Its seems like a PR piece to push for money into the military industrial complex. Make shift weapon can be built out of anything almost anywhere - they are a symptom - not a cause :: angry people -> weapons -> people die The question
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
So its all just about types, ? More like a specs that if people follow the world would be a better place ? what is a monad transformer ? I understand your code - but fail to see why its so useful :(
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
so monads are just a way to define an api ? so anything that is like this : values = ['coffee','water'] AfterWebSocket = values.sendToWebSocket() AfterWebSocket.compute (eachValue => x*2) is that it ?
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
I do not understand how the reader monad is different than promise. It seems the reader monad just delays execution of some code until you call 'runWith' and you can define state variables throughout your code before calling runWi
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
So A reader Monad is similar to class inheritance. Where you provide a dependency ( like a inner class ). The resulting class can also have other variables and inputs. Is that a correct analogy ?
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
If you are interested in learning about Algebraic structures and group theory from a very practical standpoint I highly recommend https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land Also - does anyone show me a practical useca
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
I created my profile at 2012 - thanks for that information ! Is it possible for me to check the data link to look my name up.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
This is a good thing. Its going to put downward pressure in the price of education. We really need an international market for education.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
As a web developer who is not a 'web bro' React. Redux. Reflux. Flux. Relay. Does anyone else see the madness in this ?
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
quick someone write a left pad module for it !
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Almost like COBOL is using a time machine to talk to the future. Reminds me of Interstellar.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Very Well Written, How hard is it to program these types of systems ? Its sounds quite technically challenging to build an automated system that can easily steal information from Target etc.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Getting an education has never been cheaper in 2016 then any other time in history. What you are paying for is validating your knowledge when you go to college. I hope we start the argument by first getting the basic facts right.
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
Dogs can be made to learn things - doesn't mean we allow them do surgery. Whoever wrote this article has negative knowledge about the state of AI. edit: Its also slightly insulting that this person thinks that the modern programmer spe
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
lol
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by wrong_variable 10y ago
The sad part is the industries that do actually need some quality control are the ones that are completely unlicensed. If a florist does something stupid - no one gets hurts. But bankers,programmers treat their profession like the wild west

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