aeneasmackenzie

> It's also a good thing that (it appears that) this website is "fresh" and apolitical rather than coming forth from a political rift in another community (e.g. 8chan, gab, voat).

Only one group likes image boards anyway, this won't matter.

>religion needs less restrictions

lukewarm religions are dying out. It's atheism or a religion that makes demands -- and the atheists are not reproducing.

Sounds like it has potential. Please consider ensuring everything but a very few tasks can be automated (e.g. in factorio the only thing you can't do is place trains).

How does your game contrast with factorio?

And (as you know, if you've read the linked article) nondeterministic parsing is not fast.

They got the original compiler running and made source that compiles to the same ROM.

Why use a system where you have to check if you put garbage in?

That's ok, those ones aren't real.

you get a compile time error saying f isn't known to have enough entries, and you resolve it by adding a decidable check that produces a proof that it does. (the check at runtime is just >)

>testing

It's been tested, look up gorgon stare.

There are subgroups with above-replacement total fertility. Some people don't want to continue existing, but not everyone.

Singapore's fertility rates are at the "rock thrown off a cliff" level.

There's an OpenGL port already.

You use an extremely long track, not high acceleration.

Lenses are much more powerful than just records. It's programmable ., too borrow the metaphor.

Because he made a funny joke.

They can unbox sometimes, especially compiling with MLton or stalin. There's research papers on specifying boxedness explicitly still in the MLish framework but no real implementations afaik

The sign wasn't kidding. Leave any skeletons from people who thought it was in place and that will be warning enough.

1. Dig a hole

2. Put a fence around the hole

3. Put a sign on the fence saying "if you cross this fence you will die"

4. Put radioactive waste in the hole

5. Cover the hole

It's not a complicated problem.

Is there any reason not to just use SHA-3? It sounds like it's a real swiss army knife to hear the authors talk about it.

Did create a package for it? Is it available?

He hates Dedekind cuts, not real numbers. Real numbers exist all right, here are some: https://arxiv.org/abs/0805.2438

What's stopping you from bisecting a linear history?

^W deletes the last word in readline.

Clumps appear in a principal component analysis, people just want to know how they look on one of those.

Not hybrids. You may be familiar with Cloud Nines, the observation that if you make it but enough a very small temperature difference will be enough to achieve lift for a very large vessel (i.e. more like kilometers). Very difficult to figure out the construction though.

It's a plan 9 theme. The pastels grow on you, they're very easy on the eyes.

HarveyOS is "plan 9 with gcc" but 9front doesn't like gnu stuff. See cat-v, suckless, and their IRC channel.

The Marie Curies and Emmy Noethers aren't going to be stopped by the comparatively tiny levels of misogyny today, they weren't then.

9front views HarveyOS with scorn and I don't think 9atom is developed.