Originally shared by John Allen
Israel has become an apartheid regime.
Originally shared by John Allen
Israel has become an apartheid regime.
Tony Blair says he should be arrested and put in jail.

Zuckerberg to hand over regulatory power for the use of Facebook data in academic research the Charles Koch Foundation and other interested plutocrats.

Cherry blossoms at Nara in Japan.

All set and ready for my next gig.
Via Emlyn O’Regan

I bought them on eBay.
Originally shared by David McKeever

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Originally shared by Jeff Zahari
Simple fix for malapportionment in the Senate
Lambda calculus expansions are cool.
The reduceRight() array operator can be defined by pattern matching one of these two cases:
[ ].reduceRight(f, acc) → acc
[x, … xs].reduceRight(f, acc) → f(xs.reduceRight(f, acc), x)
i.e. An empty array right reduces simply to the value of its accumulator.
A non-empty array right reduces to its function being applied to a right reduction of its tail with its head being used as the accumulator.
Redux requires a new state to be created on every update of the store. The usual, cheapest way to do this is by shallow copying the state to create a new state.
Andrea Giammarchi developed a different way in which the new store is prototypically inherited from the previous state. This library is significantly faster than shallow copying, especially when the number of keys in the store grows large. It also has features for managing depth and compressing the state from time to time.