asragab

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by asragab 8mo ago
You seem inexperienced, lots of orgs do not allow their devs to arbitrarily ssh into their webservers without requesting elevation, which is fundamentally the difference between autonomous agent development `dangerously-skipping-permissions
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by asragab 8mo ago
At least we can be confident your comments aren't ai generated.
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by asragab 5y ago
So a couple of things: If the first thing you failed to accomplish after 10 years was a medium complexity task, consider yourself lucky in some sense. Also, who determined the complexity level of this task, did you decide it was medium comp
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by asragab 6y ago
SPARK: At the time there were some motions towards a "better MapReduce," Scalding (ooh weee that had a learning curve) comes to mind, but I feel like Spark really lowered the bar for getting big data tooling and the ecosystem in
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by asragab 7y ago
Does anyone know if it is possible, using hub, to sync a personal fork, with its upstream?
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Scalaz and Other Libraries Removed from Scala Community Build(contributors.scala-lang.org)
4 points by asragab 7y ago|0 comments
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by asragab 8y ago
“When you discuss languages it almost becomes like a religious argument. But really a language is just a tool. It’s like arguing, well, which one is better: a hammer or a screwdriver? You tell me what you want to do wi
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Notes from a 1984 Tech Talk about Programming Languages(codesmithdev.com)
2 points by asragab 8y ago|1 comments
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by asragab 8y ago
At this point a pipeline built on top of Stitch / Fivetran / dbt is far more reliable than one built on top of custom- built Airflow tasks. I'd be curious if anyone who has used or integrated these products into
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Does my Startup Data Team Need a Data Engineer(blog.fishtownanalytics.com)
1 points by asragab 8y ago|1 comments
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by asragab 8y ago
Does any know of a community of practitioners in a field or discipline who are by and large usually impressed by output of the members of that field on a regular basis. Not rhetorical, asking for myself. I guess, I want to know how much mor
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by asragab 8y ago
What's actually funny here, is that maybe you aren't old enough. The "Super-cool" functional way has been around as long as types and functions, Lisp and ML have been around since the what...50's and 70's respe
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by asragab 8y ago
I was thinking why are they fading, have they been replaced with Free Applicatives!
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by asragab 8y ago
Thanks for this, just started watching it now!
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by asragab 8y ago
100% agree. Cyber true-crime, maybe? The toxicity of that place, of her, of Sunny! That guy seems like a real piece of work. I was struck by how amazingly well connected she was, collecting former and current high ranking government officia
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by asragab 8y ago
Throwing in a guess for the second company, was it Zest Finance? I know this isn't the point of the thread, but I couldn't help myself. I will ask for forgiveness (as I am sure we have all done in both technical and ethical matter
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by asragab 8y ago
Yeah, maybe iterative as a concept is too facile a concept to contain what is meant here. Maybe "fractal", or recursive is better. Maybe though that's the point, it is hard after "multiple rings" to make code simple
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by asragab 8y ago
I think to those that are asserting that correctness comes first are somewhat missing the point. One, a simple solution is still a solution, that is if your code doesn't solve the problem, you can't stop. I think the author is sug
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by asragab 8y ago
It does support hot-code reloading, the preeminent build tool for Clojurescript: https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel has that out of the box. As for an actor model implementation, there is pulsar: http:/&#x2
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by asragab 9y ago
The rhyme for the altered Parser: A parser for things is a function from strings to potentially a pair of that thing and its string.
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by asragab 9y ago
This article is ostensibly about how the current implementation of namedtuples has had serious consequences for the startup time of Python, because namedtuples are used in the compilation of classes (roughly). However, somehow this buries t
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by asragab 9y ago
http://ferret-lang.org/#outline-container-sec-7 The last item on the Roadmap underneath the "Core" Section lists multimethods.
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by asragab 9y ago
I am not necessarily surprised by the results. It is worth noting that the second most popular "software tool" tucked in between oh-my-zsh and homebrew (both command-line tools/packages) is Tensorflow. That has to say somethi
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by asragab 9y ago
Indeed, that and the delta in mean device efficiency thanks to the ubiquity of smartphones.
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by asragab 9y ago
Preach! As a close second..implementing and/or traversing some kind of tree structure.
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by asragab 9y ago
I think you mean "double plus good" or "Debugs Loud Loop"!
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by asragab 9y ago
Actually, I think you did alright, especially given you found 11 counteridea reeducation Which is not only anagrammatic morphologically but perhaps conceptually in some way in that counterideas are "mixed" into reeducation? It wou
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by asragab 9y ago
Sorry, maybe I am being dense, but isn't that pretty much where it is? I mean, when articles talk about "cash reserves" don't they precisely mean immediately liquid assets, or does that include invested income as well?
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by asragab 9y ago
One cynical takeaway from the story of Achilles and Thetis is that one can never do enough for one's children (or conversely) there's always an opportunity to blame someone else ;) In this case-Apple, as the proud parents of the M
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by asragab 10y ago
Thank you for this. In your note on tools, I notice this line: "I have chosen an obscure toolchain which lulled me with its elegance and iteration speed, while the actual runtime performance and capabilities suffered." This always

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