Seems like an extremely reductive view to take: you can't use time and family to buy food. Gender roles aren't so cut and dry any more. Given that, maybe outcomes should be considered independent of gender?
Characterizing people wanting to contribute to the basic living conditions of people so pejoratively as 'unfortunate' and a 'continuation of the "white man's burden" ideology' is an extremely bad faith view of those who…
We can implement it with a single `amb` function, too (I took some shortcuts that might have hidden some of the nature of the implementation)! -- Lifts a list into Amb. amb :: [a] -> Amb a If we assume Amb is just List,…
amb without side-effects can also be expressed in terms of the List monad, e.g.: do x <- [1, 2, 3] y <- [4, 5, 6] if x * y == 8 then pure (x, y) else [] which can be equivalently reworded as the list comprehension: [(x,…
1. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/inclusivity > The practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have physical or mental disabilities and…
Dismissing a position as "virtue signaling" is fundamentally lazy. Ironically, aren't you "virtue signaling" right now about how you're sincere enough to be able to look down on people who do it?
Inclusivity is about wanting to better include minorities or disabled people in spaces where they may have been discriminated against and affecting their livelihoods, e.g. the workplace. Using a definition of…
On what grounds should an unrelated party (the government, via labor law) force their will on two voluntarily trading parties, blocking their transaction? Because wage slavery exists and you can't shrug your shoulders…
It really doesn't depend on the jail, at all. Having to be incarcerated to have a good livelihood is unforgivably disgusting.
If you can spend enough money to say "well, that's not my problem", then you yourself are the problem.
If you watch the GIF, the library parses Japanese addresses just fine.
What does diversity of thought even mean?
Nat = Nat + 1 does end up being meaningful: since ultimately the numbers that fall out (e.g. Bool = 2) end up describing the sizes of sets, an interpretation of Nat is some infinite cardinal (aleph-null), which is the…
Quantum computing is not parallel computing: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/3400 briefly talks about the mechanism of quantum computing and how it is not general parallelism.
Can you refute the claims in the video posted? The style is unrelated to the validity of the claims.
The SNAP Inc. in question is actually http://www.snapinc.net, an enterprise consultancy.
You want people to mine for you for... nothing in return?
It's just a convention.
Forgive me if I misunderstand, I still don't understand your concern – TypeScript has type safety because it can check types at compile time (vs. JavaScript which has very limited type safety at run time). I don't think…
The US announced their participation in the TPP in 2009, a free trade agreement encompassing trade between the US and New Zealand. The Obama administration had been very gung-ho about its ratification in the US, so I…
Then you get H-1B fraud complaint fraud ;)
I think most people wouldn't know the difference (I had no idea!) and the knowledge might fall into the realm of obscure trivia.
The parent comment makes no reference to right wing news, or even any judgment on the fakeness of left or right wing news.
Neat! Extension methods and getting rid of "var that = this;" in one! It seems that it also extends to full expressions on the right-hand side of ::, so you can even do, for using Array operations over things that look…
The rule is misleading in cases like: int* arr[][10]; Spiral rule would state "arr is an array of pointers to arrays of 10 ints", where actually it would be "arr is an array of array of 10 pointers to int". Instead,…
Seems like an extremely reductive view to take: you can't use time and family to buy food. Gender roles aren't so cut and dry any more. Given that, maybe outcomes should be considered independent of gender?
Characterizing people wanting to contribute to the basic living conditions of people so pejoratively as 'unfortunate' and a 'continuation of the "white man's burden" ideology' is an extremely bad faith view of those who…
We can implement it with a single `amb` function, too (I took some shortcuts that might have hidden some of the nature of the implementation)! -- Lifts a list into Amb. amb :: [a] -> Amb a If we assume Amb is just List,…
amb without side-effects can also be expressed in terms of the List monad, e.g.: do x <- [1, 2, 3] y <- [4, 5, 6] if x * y == 8 then pure (x, y) else [] which can be equivalently reworded as the list comprehension: [(x,…
1. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/inclusivity > The practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have physical or mental disabilities and…
Dismissing a position as "virtue signaling" is fundamentally lazy. Ironically, aren't you "virtue signaling" right now about how you're sincere enough to be able to look down on people who do it?
Inclusivity is about wanting to better include minorities or disabled people in spaces where they may have been discriminated against and affecting their livelihoods, e.g. the workplace. Using a definition of…
On what grounds should an unrelated party (the government, via labor law) force their will on two voluntarily trading parties, blocking their transaction? Because wage slavery exists and you can't shrug your shoulders…
It really doesn't depend on the jail, at all. Having to be incarcerated to have a good livelihood is unforgivably disgusting.
If you can spend enough money to say "well, that's not my problem", then you yourself are the problem.
If you watch the GIF, the library parses Japanese addresses just fine.
What does diversity of thought even mean?
Nat = Nat + 1 does end up being meaningful: since ultimately the numbers that fall out (e.g. Bool = 2) end up describing the sizes of sets, an interpretation of Nat is some infinite cardinal (aleph-null), which is the…
Quantum computing is not parallel computing: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/3400 briefly talks about the mechanism of quantum computing and how it is not general parallelism.
Can you refute the claims in the video posted? The style is unrelated to the validity of the claims.
The SNAP Inc. in question is actually http://www.snapinc.net, an enterprise consultancy.
You want people to mine for you for... nothing in return?
It's just a convention.
Forgive me if I misunderstand, I still don't understand your concern – TypeScript has type safety because it can check types at compile time (vs. JavaScript which has very limited type safety at run time). I don't think…
The US announced their participation in the TPP in 2009, a free trade agreement encompassing trade between the US and New Zealand. The Obama administration had been very gung-ho about its ratification in the US, so I…
Then you get H-1B fraud complaint fraud ;)
I think most people wouldn't know the difference (I had no idea!) and the knowledge might fall into the realm of obscure trivia.
The parent comment makes no reference to right wing news, or even any judgment on the fakeness of left or right wing news.
Neat! Extension methods and getting rid of "var that = this;" in one! It seems that it also extends to full expressions on the right-hand side of ::, so you can even do, for using Array operations over things that look…
The rule is misleading in cases like: int* arr[][10]; Spiral rule would state "arr is an array of pointers to arrays of 10 ints", where actually it would be "arr is an array of array of 10 pointers to int". Instead,…